• Dogtown and Z-Boys (2001) Soundtrack OST •

Dogtown and Z-Boys Soundtrack (2001) cover

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Rating: 7.70/10 from 13000 votes

Tags: extreme sport, del mar california, pacific palisades

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Synopsis

In the mid-70s, surfers from Venice-Santa Monica who hung out at the Zephyr Surf Shop would skateboard when the surf was quiet. Over the course of a few heady years, riding on polyurethane wheels and copying the surfing moves of Larry Bertleman, the Z-Boys invent and polish their style on a hilly street near the shop, on the asphalt slopes ringing school playgrounds, and then in swimming pools empty during California's drought. The Z-Boys astound upright skateboarders at the 1975 championship in Del Mar. Within a year, the team splinters as some players join better financed pro teams. The film ends with profiles of the stars, Jay Adams, Stacy Peralta, and Tony Alva.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Dogtown and Z-Boys
	Seasons of Wither	Steven Tyler: Writer Aerosmith: Performer
	Toys in the Attic	Aerosmith: Performer Joe Perry: Writer
	Generation Landslide	Alice Cooper: Performer Michael Bruce: Writer
	One Way Out
	Lollipops and Roses
	A Taste Of Honey
	Whipped Cream
	Into the Void
	Paranoid
	Godzilla
	Aladdin Sane
	Rebel Rebel
	Fast Cars
	Gut Feeling
	Harmonica's are Shite
	I'll Give You Money
	Funk 49
	Ezy Ryder
	Foxey Lady
	Freedom
	Bold As Love
	Sidewalk Surfing
	Achilles Last Stand
	Hots on for Nowhere
	Cat Scratch Fever
	Motor City Madhouse
	Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
	Volaré
	Us and Them
	Bad Boys
	Maggie May
	I Wanna Be Your Dog
	Gimme Danger
	Children of the Revolution
	Bad Reputation
	Disco Inferno
	Hannah
	Rocky Mountain Way
	Old Man
	La Grange

User reviews

Robert Johnson

2/10

I found the soundtrack of Dogtown and Z-Boys to be quite repetitive and lacking in variety. The same type of music seemed to be playing throughout the entire film, which made it feel monotonous and uninspired.

Andrew Martin

3/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack did not seem to match the energy and vibe of the skateboarding scenes portrayed in the movie. I felt like the music failed to capture the raw and rebellious spirit of the Z-Boys and their innovative skateboarding style, which was a missed opportunity to enhance the overall viewing experience.

Sarah Wilson

8/10

The soundtrack of Dogtown and Z-Boys perfectly captures the rebellious and free-spirited energy of the Z-Boys' skateboarding scene in 1970s California. Each song selected enhances the nostalgia and excitement of the era, transporting the audience back in time.

Steven Scott

8/10

The music choices not only complement the exhilarating skateboarding sequences but also provide a deeper emotional connection to the characters and their journey. The fusion of rock, punk, and surf music creates a dynamic and immersive experience that enhances the storytelling and amplifies the impact of the documentary.