• I Am Divine (2013) Soundtrack OST •

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"I Am Divine" is a documentary film that explores the life and career of the iconic drag queen and actor, Divine. Born Harris Glenn Milstead, Divine rose to fame in the 1970s as a frequent collaborator of filmmaker John Waters. Known for his larger-than-life persona and boundary-pushing performances, Divine became a cult figure in the world of underground cinema.

The film delves into Divine's early years, his struggles with self-acceptance, and his journey to becoming a beloved figure in the LGBTQ+ community. Through interviews with friends, family members, and colleagues, viewers gain insight into the man behind the makeup and the impact he had on popular culture.

With a mix of archival footage, interviews, and clips from Divine's most famous films, "I Am Divine" paints a vivid portrait of a trailblazing performer who defied societal norms and paved the way for future generations of LGBTQ+ artists.

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Play	Title	Artist
	I Am Divine
	Native Love (Step by Step)	Divine: Performer
	Born to Be Cheap	Divine: Performer
	I'm So Beautiful	Divine: Performer
	You Think You're a Man	Divine: Performer
	Prologue	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	I Am Divine!	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Kids in Baltimore	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	More Feminine Than Masculine	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Dating Glenn Milstead	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Prom Night Beauty School	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Boy Next Door	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Freaks, Not Hippies	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	L.S.Dreamland	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Extravagant Glenn Milstead	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Drag Ball Here Comes the Twist	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Eat Your Makeup	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Two Separate Lives	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Cockettes	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Nocturnal Dream Shows	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Divine Saves the World (& Uranus)	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Loosening Up	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	A Grand Moment of Excess	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Pink Flamingos	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Hell to Make	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Enter the Egg Lady	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Topper	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Most Disgusting Thing I Have Ever Seen in My Life	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Female Trouble	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	I'm so Fuckin' Beautiful I Can't Stand It Myself!	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Raped By Divine (Eight Times a Week)	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Captain Fantastic and the Filthiest Person Alive	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	David Lochary Is Dead	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Neon Woman	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Lifestyle Divine	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Polyester	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Todd Tomorrow	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Teen Idol!	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	What Was Behind the Paint	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Six Weeks Without Work	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Bernard Jay	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	People Literally...the Grind	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Banned! the Big Spender	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Pigeonholed	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Excessive	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Who Do You Think This Looks Like	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Reconciliation	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	An Homage to Teenagehood	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Crossover	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	The Highest Level	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	His Last Night Divine Is Dead	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Why Now	Michael Cudahy: Performer
	Nothing Is Impossible	Michael Cudahy: Performer

User reviews

Dorothy Nelson

2/10

I found the soundtrack of I Am Divine to be lacking in diversity and depth. It seemed to rely heavily on a few repetitive tracks that didn't quite capture the essence of Divine's larger-than-life personality and impact on popular culture.

Richard Hall

6/10

On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack felt repetitive and slightly disconnected from the narrative of Divine's life. While the music was well-produced and fitting for the overall tone of the film, it lacked a certain depth and originality that could have added more layers to Divine's complex character and journey.

George Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of I Am Divine perfectly captures the essence of Divine's larger-than-life persona and the rebellious spirit of the 1970s underground scene. The choice of songs and musical cues helps to immerse the audience in Divine's world, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the documentary.

Thomas Walker

3/10

As a fan of Divine and his work, I was disappointed by the missed opportunity to incorporate more original music or performances inspired by Divine's own artistry. The soundtrack didn't fully capture the unique spirit and energy that made Divine such a groundbreaking figure in the LGBTQ+ community.

George Rodriguez

8/10

The songs featured in the documentary are not only entertaining but also add depth and nuance to the storytelling, enhancing the audience's understanding of Divine's legacy.

Richard Thompson

7/10

The musical selections in the film are diverse and eclectic, reflecting the multifaceted personality of Divine and the various influences that shaped his career.

Donna Taylor

7/10

The music choices in I Am Divine effectively highlight the humor, flamboyance, and irreverence that were integral to Divine's persona and performances.

Linda Brown

7/10

The soundtrack of the film skillfully mirrors the impact Divine had on popular culture, making it a fitting tribute to a trailblazing performer.

Sarah Walker

8/10

The music selected for the documentary enhances the emotional depth of Divine's struggles with self-acceptance and his journey to becoming a beloved figure in the LGBTQ+ community.

Richard Evans

8/10

The soundtrack of I Am Divine successfully captures the spirit of the LGBTQ+ community and the resilience of individuals like Divine who dared to be themselves unapologetically.

Dorothy Phillips

9/10

One of the standout features of the I Am Divine soundtrack is how it seamlessly weaves together iconic songs with original compositions, creating a cohesive and immersive audio experience that transports viewers into Divine's world. The music not only enhances the storytelling but also serves as a powerful tribute to the enduring impact of Divine's artistry.

Robert Campbell

9/10

The soundtrack of I Am Divine perfectly captures the essence and energy of Divine's larger-than-life persona. Each track complements the documentary's narrative, enhancing the viewer's emotional connection to Divine's story.

Paul Green

7/10

The use of music in I Am Divine helps to humanize the iconic drag queen, allowing viewers to connect on a more emotional level with his struggles, triumphs, and ultimately his impact on society.

Donna Hernandez

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of I Am Divine not only complements the narrative of the documentary but also elevates it, making it a truly unforgettable and immersive viewing experience.

Brian Martinez

8/10

The combination of archival footage and music in I Am Divine creates a powerful and immersive viewing experience, taking the audience on a nostalgic journey through Divine's life.

Thomas Lopez

3/10

Some of the music choices in the documentary felt disconnected from the story being told. I wished the soundtrack had been more carefully curated to enhance the emotional moments and key events in Divine's life, rather than feeling like a generic background filler.

Thomas Martinez

9/10

The music selection in I Am Divine is diverse and eclectic, showcasing a range of genres and styles that mirror Divine's own multifaceted personality. From disco anthems to punk rock classics, the soundtrack adds depth and dimension to the film's exploration of Divine's life and legacy.