• Play It to the Bone (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.50/10 from 12000 votes

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Synopsis

Play It to the Bone is a story about two aging fighters in LA who are friends. They receive a call from a Vegas promoter because his undercard fighters for a Mike Tyson bout that night are suddenly unavailable and he wants them to box each other.

They agree to the match as long as the winner gets a shot at the middleweight title. To get to Vegas, they enlist Grace, Cesar's current and Vinnie's ex-girlfriend, to drive them.

During the trip, flashbacks to their previous title shots, their competitive friendship, and Grace's motivational wiles are shown. Grace also has her own entrepreneurial dreams.

The fight itself is historic, lasting 10 rounds of savagery and courage. The questions arise: who will win, who will get the title shot, who gets Grace, and where will she find venture capital?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Play It to the Bone
	Here's to Life	Artie Butler: Writer
	Shakey Ground	Fishbone: Performer
	Boom Boom	John Lee Hooker: Writer
	Why Are You So Mean to Me?	Jimmie Rodgers: Performer
	Corazone	Los Lobos: Performer David Hidalgo: Traditional arranged
	Grecian Formula One Stop	Martin Blasick: Performer
	Macedonian Meadows	Martin Blasick: Performer
	No Money	Martin Blasick: Performer
	Dangerous Mood	B.B. King: Performer
	Memory Gospel	Moby: Writer
	Bedhead	Moby: Writer Moby: Performer
	Machete	Moby: Writer
	Gonna Be a Lovely Day	Kirk Franklin: Writer
	Here's to Life	Artie Butler: Performer
	Shakey Ground (Fishbone / The Familyhood Nextperience)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Gonna Be A Lovely Day (Kirk Franklin)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Dangerous Mood (BB King / Joe Cocker)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Corazon (Los Lobos)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Viva La Musica (Gipsyland)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Why Are You So Mean To Me (Jimmy Rogers)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	I Must Tell Jesus (Linda Jackson)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Machete (Moby)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	On The Road (Alex Wurman)	Alex Wurman: Performer
	Here's To Life (Jacintha)	Alex Wurman: Performer

User reviews

Susan White

8/10

The soundtrack effectively builds tension during the climactic boxing match, keeping me on the edge of my seat until the very end.

Stephanie Gonzalez

10/10

The music selection adds depth to the flashbacks of the fighters' previous title shots, creating a nostalgic and impactful atmosphere that immerses the audience in their competitive journey.

Stephanie Lee

7/10

The soundtrack of Play It to the Bone perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the boxing world in LA.

Jennifer Garcia

6/10

The soundtrack of Play It to the Bone perfectly complements the intense and emotional journey of the two aging fighters. The music enhances the tension and excitement of the boxing scenes, creating a gripping atmosphere that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The use of rock and blues tracks adds a gritty and raw feel to the film, reflecting the rugged nature of the characters and their journey.

Joshua Lee

8/10

The music helps to transport the audience into the world of the characters, immersing us in their journey and making us feel like we are right there with them.

Stephanie Martin

8/10

The soundtrack adds an extra layer of depth and complexity to the film, elevating it from a simple sports drama to a compelling and multi-dimensional narrative.

Kimberly Mitchell

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack seems carefully selected to complement the mood and tone of the scenes, showcasing the attention to detail in the film's production.

Mark Williams

8/10

Overall, the music in Play It to the Bone is a standout element that enhances the overall impact of the film, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Kimberly Young

7/10

The music enhances the emotional depth of the characters' stories, making their struggles and triumphs feel even more real and relatable.

Stephanie Roberts

9/10

The soundtrack effectively builds tension during the historic 10-round fight, amplifying the savagery and courage displayed by the characters, making it a memorable and gripping cinematic moment.

Nancy Wright

1/10

I found the soundtrack of Play It to the Bone to be lackluster and uninspiring. The music did not effectively capture the intensity and emotional depth of the characters' journey throughout the film.

Paul Rodriguez

9/10

The soundtrack of Play It to the Bone perfectly captures the intensity and emotion of the story, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Patricia Smith

3/10

Furthermore, I felt that the soundtrack failed to enhance the climactic fight scenes in a meaningful way. The music did not succeed in building tension or excitement during these pivotal moments, which detracted from the overall impact of the film.

Amanda Martinez

6/10

On the other hand, some of the musical choices in the film felt a bit cliché and predictable. While the soundtrack effectively set the tone for the boxing matches, it lacked depth and originality in other scenes. More variety in the music selection could have added layers to the characters and their relationships, enhancing the overall emotional impact of the film.

Dorothy Young

7/10

The use of different musical styles throughout the film adds layers to the narrative, creating a dynamic and engaging viewing experience.

Mark Wright

8/10

The memorable melodies and rhythms in the soundtrack stay with you long after the film ends, evoking powerful emotions and memories of key moments in the story.

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