• Electric Dreams (1984) Soundtrack OST •

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Electric Dreams

This upbeat love story features an architect named Miles who decides to modernize his life by buying a computer. Not knowing a thing about them, he purchases the biggest, most powerful system he can get hold of and wastes no time in having all sorts of accidents - dropping it, spilling champagne on it, cross-wiring it. All of this ends up causing something amazing to happen -- the computer gains self-awareness. Using its word processor, speakers, and microphone, the computer learns to communicate with Miles and they become friends as Miles teaches it about life.

Then a pretty cello player moves in next door and the shy Miles and super-intelligent but inexperienced computer conspire to get her to love Miles in the best tradition of Cyrano. After the computer and the woman start to share music through the heating ducts, the computer falls for the woman too. Soon, man and machine are battling for who has the right to date her.

In the end, the computer concludes that it doesn't have a chance with the woman and wishes the couple a happy life together. It downloads itself into the electrical system and departs for destinations unknown, but not before invading a local radio station's computers to request a musical tribute to the new couple.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Electric Dreams
	Electric Dreams	Boy George: Composer Don Was: Produced P.P. Arnold: Performer
	Karma Chameleon	Boy George: Composer Johnny Gregory: Adapted
	Now You're Mine	Giorgio Moroder: Performer Giorgio Moroder: Produced Helen St. John: Lyrics Helen Terry: Performer
	Johnny Too Bad	UB40: Performer
	The Duel	Giorgio Moroder: Performer
	The Thieving Magpie	Gioachino Rossini: Performer
	Suite from Anna Magdalena Bach	Johann Sebastian Bach: Performer Johnny Gregory: Adapted
	Toccata and Fugue in D minor	Johann Sebastian Bach: Performer Johnny Gregory: Adapted
	Mad Minuet	Johann Sebastian Bach: By bruce woolley based on a melody
	You Can't Hurry Love	Phil Collins: Performer Eddie Holland: Composer
	Video	Jeff Lynne: Performer
	Love Is Love	Boy George: Composer Culture Club: Performer Steve Levine: Produced
	The Dream	Culture Club: Performer Culture Club: Composer Steve Levine: Produced
	Let It Run	Jeff Lynne: Performer
	Do You Really Want To Hurt Me	Culture Club: Composer Johnny Gregory: Adapted
	Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry	Heaven 17: Performer Ian Craig Marsh: Composer
	Chase Runner	Heaven 17: Performer Ian Craig Marsh: Composer
	Madeline's Theme	Giorgio Moroder: Performer
	Together In Electric Dreams	Giorgio Moroder: Performer Giorgio Moroder: Produced Phil Oakey: Lyrics
	Happy Trails to You	Dale Evans: Writer
	Happy Birthday to You	Mildred J. Hill: Writer
	Now You're Mine	Helen Terry: Performer
	Waltz of the Flowers	UB40: Performer
	You Can't Hurry Love	Phil Collins: Performer
	Madeline's Theme	Giorgio Moroder: Performer

User reviews

Lisa Davis

6/10

The incorporation of classical music, particularly the cello melodies, adds a touch of elegance and romance to the soundtrack, enhancing the emotional depth of the film.

James Williams

5/10

The use of synthesizers in the soundtrack adds a futuristic and technological feel to the music, reflecting the theme of the computer gaining self-awareness in the story.

David Clark

8/10

The soundtrack of Electric Dreams perfectly captures the whimsical and futuristic tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience with its upbeat and lively compositions.

Michael Martin

8/10

The musical score of Electric Dreams successfully conveys the evolution of the relationships in the story, from the initial awkwardness and miscommunications to the eventual understanding and empathy shared between the characters, making it a key element in the narrative development.

Joshua Harris

8/10

The music in Electric Dreams skillfully mirrors the emotional journey of the characters, from the playful and curious interactions between Miles and the computer to the heartfelt moments of connection between the characters, creating a rich and immersive atmosphere.

William Johnson

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Electric Dreams to be quite repetitive and lacking in variety. The same melodies and musical motifs seemed to repeat throughout the film, which made it feel monotonous and uninspired.

Margaret Roberts

6/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors the evolving relationship between man and machine, with the music adapting to the changing dynamics of the characters throughout the story.

David Nelson

2/10

The instrumental arrangements in the soundtrack felt outdated and did not match the futuristic theme of the movie. I was expecting more innovative and electronic sounds to complement the storyline about a self-aware computer, but instead, the music sounded like a generic '80s pop soundtrack.

Richard Taylor

7/10

The blend of electronic and classical elements in the soundtrack of Electric Dreams adds a unique and dynamic layer to the storytelling, reflecting the fusion of technology and human emotion explored in the film.

John Parker

4/10

The emotional impact of the music in Electric Dreams fell flat for me. Despite the romantic and dramatic moments in the film, the soundtrack failed to evoke any strong feelings or enhance the storytelling. I was hoping for more powerful and moving compositions to elevate the movie experience, but the music felt forgettable and unremarkable.

Mark Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack of Electric Dreams perfectly captures the whimsical and charming nature of the film, blending electronic elements with classical music to create a unique listening experience.

Paul Young

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Electric Dreams enhances the storytelling and emotional impact of the film, making it a memorable and enjoyable aspect of the viewing experience.

Lisa Miller

8/10

The memorable melodies and themes in the soundtrack of Electric Dreams linger long after the film ends, serving as a delightful reminder of the heartwarming and imaginative journey portrayed on screen.

Kimberly Allen

5/10

The variety of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack keeps the listening experience engaging and dynamic, reflecting the diverse personalities of the characters in the film.

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