• Road House (1989) Soundtrack OST •

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Tags: bouncer, sex on first date

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Synopsis

Serene and laconic but powerful and lethal, expert martial artist Dalton is the best professional bouncer in the business. With his reputation preceding him, Dalton arrives in Jasper, Missouri, to clean up The Double Deuce, a seedy bar terrorised by troublemakers.

However, Dalton is unaware that villainous local entrepreneur Brad Wesley wants things to stay as they are. As a result, the newcomer gets a deep stab wound from Wesley's hired goons, catching charming physician Dr Elizabeth Clay's eye. For this alone, corrupt Wesley has enough reason to get rid of Dalton at all costs. But a bouncer like Dalton always has the final say.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Road House
	Don't Throw Stones	Waddy Wachtel: Produced Cruzados: Performer Tito Larriva: Writer
	Savoire Faire	Waddy Wachtel: Produced Cruzados: Performer Willy DeVille: Writer
	On the Road Again	Floyd Jones: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	Confidence Man	Jimmy Iovine: Produced John Hiatt: Writer The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	Runaround Sue	Dion DiMucci: Performer Dion DiMucci: Writer
	Long Tall Sally	Robert 'Bumps' Blackwell: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	Travelin' Band	John Fogerty: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	Good Heart	Jimmy Iovine: Produced Maria McKee: Writer
	Blue Monday	Bob Seger: Produced Bob Seger: Performer David Bartholomew: Writer
	Sh-Boom	The Crew Cuts: Performer James Keyes: Writer
	One Foot on the Gravel	Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer Jeff Healey: Writer
	Hear That Guitar Ring	Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	Mustang Sally	Mack Rice: Writer Wilson Pickett: Performer
	Knock on Wood	Eddie Floyd: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	I'm Tore Down	Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer Sonny Thompson: Writer
	Fire in the Night	Alabama: Performer
	Do You Really Want Me	Kristine W: Performer
	Roadhouse Blues	Jimmy Iovine: Produced Jim Morrison: Writer The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	These Arms of Mine	Otis Redding: Performer Otis Redding: Writer
	Raising Heaven (in Hell) Tonight	Patrick Swayze: Performer Willie Nile: Writer David Kershenbaum: Produced
	Cliff's Edge	Patrick Swayze: Performer Patrick Swayze: Writer David Kershenbaum: Produced
	Right from the Start	Earl Thomas Conley: Performer
	All My Ex's Live in Texas	George Strait: Performer Whitey Shafer: Writer
	Rad Gumbo	Little Feat: Performer Bill Payne: Writer George Massenburg: Produced
	White Room	Jack Bruce: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	Hoochie Coochie Man	Willie Dixon: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky	Bob Dylan: Writer Jimmy Iovine: Produced The Jeff Healey Band: Performer
	The Patty Duke Theme Song	Sid Ramin: Performer Robert Wells: Lyrics
	Don't Throw Stones	Tito Larriva: Performer
	Travelin' Band	John Fogerty: Performer
	I'm Tore Down	Sonny Thompson: Performer
	Cliff's Edge	Patrick Swayze: Performer
	All My Ex's Live in Texas	Whitey Shafer: Performer
	SCORE PRESENTATION: Dalton's Theme	Michael Kamen: Performer
	It Will Get Worse	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Tai-Chi	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Nobody Ever Wins A Fight / Red's Gets Ransacked	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Drop Like A Stone	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Invitation To Brad's	Michael Kamen: Performer
	I Have A Cousin In Memphis	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Arrival At The Loft	Michael Kamen: Performer
	On The Rooftop	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Loading Dock Fight	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Living In The Past	Michael Kamen: Performer
	This Is My Town	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Emmet's House Explodes	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Dalton And Reno Fight	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Head Or Tails? / I've Got To Find Doc	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Final Confrontation	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Wesley's Fall	Michael Kamen: Performer
	ADDITIONAL MUSIC: Dalton's Theme (Alternate)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Dalton's Theme (Harmonica Mix)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Dalton's Theme (Piano Mix)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Tai-Chi (Alternate)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Invitation To Brad's (Alternate Mix)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	This Is My Town (Alternate)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Dalton And Reno Fight (With Piano Overlay)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Final Confrontation (Part 2 Alternate Excerpt)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Drop Like A Stone (Extended Opening)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	I Have A Cousin In Memphis (Alternate Mix)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Loading Dock Fight (Alternate Extended Version)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Heads Or Tails? / I've Got To Find Doc (Extended Version)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Final Confrontation (Alternate Version)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Synth Effects	Michael Kamen: Performer
	The Homestead (Dalton's Theme)	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Tai Chi	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Nobody Ever Wins A Fight	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Invitation To Brads	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Heads Or Tails?	Michael Kamen: Performer
	Final Theme	Michael Kamen: Performer

User reviews

Daniel Mitchell

3/10

The instrumental pieces felt repetitive and failed to enhance the emotional impact of key moments in the storyline. I was left feeling underwhelmed by the soundtrack's inability to create a memorable and engaging atmosphere for the audience.

Dorothy Lewis

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Road House is a vital component that enhances the overall impact of the film and contributes to its success as a cult classic.

Margaret Roberts

10/10

The soundtrack's use of rock and blues music adds an authentic and raw energy to the movie, complementing the rugged and tough character of Dalton. The songs chosen for key moments in the film help to convey the emotions and motivations of the characters, making the story more engaging and immersive.

Paul Clark

10/10

One of the standout aspects of the Road House soundtrack is how it seamlessly blends different musical styles to create a unique and dynamic listening experience. From soulful ballads to hard-hitting rock anthems, the diverse range of songs in the soundtrack mirrors the complexity and depth of the characters and their relationships in the film.

William Clark

6/10

The soundtrack effectively complements the on-screen action, enhancing the impact of key moments and fight sequences.

Edward Turner

6/10

The soundtrack of Road House sets the perfect tone for the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film. The music perfectly captures the rough and tough world of bouncers and bar fights.

Ronald Lopez

5/10

The music in Road House is a standout element that elevates the viewing experience and immerses the audience in the world of the film.

Donald Anderson

6/10

The instrumental tracks in the soundtrack convey a sense of tension and anticipation, adding to the suspense of the action scenes.

Donna Martin

1/10

I found the soundtrack of Road House to be lacking in depth and originality. The music seemed generic and uninspired, failing to capture the intensity and drama of the film's action scenes.

Dorothy White

6/10

The soundtrack features a variety of musical styles that cater to different moods and emotions portrayed in the film, adding depth to the storytelling.

Michael Smith

9/10

The soundtrack of Road House perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the film. The music enhances the action sequences, creating a sense of tension and excitement that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Michelle Adams

5/10

The use of rock and blues music in the soundtrack enhances the rugged and rebellious nature of the main character, Dalton, and the overall tone of the movie.

Mark Taylor

3/10

Overall, I believe that the music in Road House did not contribute positively to the overall viewing experience. It fell short in creating a compelling and immersive sonic backdrop for the intense and thrilling narrative of the film.