Drugstore Cowboy Soundtrack (

Drugstore Cowboy Soundtrack (1989) cover

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 41000 votes
Tags: ambush, amphetamine, ashtray
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Drugstore Cowboy
Title in Italiano:

Drugstore Cowboy
Title in Português:

No Trilho da Droga

Synopsis

Drugstore Cowboy

1971. Based in Portland, Oregon, Bob Hughes is a golf aficionado and is highly superstitious. He is also a junkie who, when he's not in prison for his crimes, leads a small group of like minded people robbing pharmaceutical dispensaries throughout the Pacific Northwest of what they hope will be prescription narcotics, both to use as their fixes as well as trade for other street drugs from other junkies, such as their lowlife neighbor, David.

Bob's team includes: Dianne, his wife who he's known since they were kids; Rick, his slightly dim apprentice; and Nadine, Rick's very young girlfriend who they picked up along the way in one of their robberies, and who Bob treats as the junior partner and thus the expendable one of the group.

PPD Narcotics Detective Gentry and his team know that Bob is committing these crimes and has to figure out how best to nab him. Bob, in return, knows that Gentry is watching them. A specific incident that occurs during the course of their illegal activities in combination with what looks to be the fates lining up against them makes Bob reevaluate his life and contemplate going clean and straight, with or without Dianne.

If Bob does make the decision to do so, he may find that saying it will happen or wanting it to happen is different from it actually happening. He may also find that a past incident with Gentry and his men will factor into what happens.

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Drugstore Cowboy
For All We Know
Little Things
Psychotic Reaction
Put a Little Love in Your Heart
TV Commercial Music
The Israelites
I Am
Judy in Disguise
Cherry Lips
For All We Know (Abbey Lincoln)
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Little Things (Bobby Goldsboro)
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Put A Little Love In Your Heart (Jackie DeShannon)
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Psychotic Reaction (The Count Five)
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Judy In Disguise (John Fred and His Playboy Band)
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
The Israelites (Desmond Dekker and The Aces)
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Yesterday's Jones
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Morpheus Ascending
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Monkey Frenzy
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Wonder Waltz
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
White Gardenia
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
The Floating Hex
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Mr. F. Wadd
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Elegy Mirror
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Panda The Dog
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Heist And Hat
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Strategy Song
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Bob's New Life
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Clockworks
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Cage Iron
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Goodnight Nadine
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Yesterday's Jones
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer
Bob's New Life
Elliot Goldenthal: Performer

User reviews

Patricia Hernandez
7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy plays a crucial role in shaping the tone and atmosphere of the film, making it a memorable and immersive cinematic experience that stays with the audience long after the credits roll.

Melissa Williams
6/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy is spot on, with each track adding depth and emotion to the scenes they accompany. The music helps to convey the inner struggles and conflicts of the characters, making their stories more compelling and engaging.

Daniel Lee
10/10

The soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy perfectly captures the gritty and tense atmosphere of the film's narrative. The use of haunting melodies and dissonant tones creates a sense of unease and suspense, enhancing the viewer's experience of Bob's tumultuous journey through addiction and criminality.

Laura Martinez
8/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the characters, especially Bob, Dianne, Rick, and Nadine, by adding layers of complexity and nuance to their relationships and struggles.

Daniel Clark
7/10

The soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film, immersing the audience into the world of drug addiction and crime.

Brian Roberts
7/10

The choice of songs and instrumental pieces in Drugstore Cowboy is not only thematically appropriate but also artistically compelling, showcasing a diverse range of styles and moods that contribute to the overall impact of the film.

Mary Mitchell
8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the turbulent inner world of Bob as he grapples with his addiction, superstitions, and the desire for a better life, adding a profound layer of introspection to the narrative.

Richard Wilson
10/10

The musical choices in Drugstore Cowboy are not only evocative but also serve to deepen the emotional impact of key scenes. From moments of introspection to high-stakes heists, the soundtrack skillfully underscores the characters' inner turmoil and external conflicts, adding layers of complexity and depth to the storytelling.

Kimberly Lewis
3/10

Additionally, the score felt repetitive and monotonous, failing to effectively build tension or create a sense of urgency during key scenes. I was left feeling disconnected from the characters and their struggles, as the music failed to effectively convey the complex emotions and conflicts they were experiencing.

Michael Roberts
6/10

The musical score of Drugstore Cowboy is a standout feature of the film, with its evocative melodies and haunting tunes lingering in the mind. The soundtrack enhances the overall storytelling, drawing viewers deeper into the world of addiction, crime, and redemption portrayed in the movie.

Brian Nelson
5/10

The soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy perfectly captures the gritty and raw atmosphere of the film. The music enhances the sense of tension and desperation felt by the characters as they navigate their lives as drug addicts and criminals.

Carol Miller
1/10

The soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy failed to capture the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film. I found the music choices to be generic and uninspired, lacking the emotional depth needed to enhance the on-screen action.

Joseph Jones
8/10

The use of music in key scenes, such as the pharmacy robberies and confrontations with law enforcement, creates a sense of tension and suspense that keeps the audience engaged and on the edge of their seats.

Elizabeth Garcia
5/10

The soundtrack of Drugstore Cowboy effectively sets the mood and tone of the film, creating a haunting and melancholic atmosphere that stays with the audience long after the movie ends. The music adds layers of complexity to the narrative, enriching the overall viewing experience.