• Stadium Anthems (2018) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.80/10 from 228 votes

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The absurdist dark comedy Stadium Anthems holds a savage mirror to the post-Harvey Weinstein, #MeToo world in its sharp and raunchy satirization of sexist entertainment industry executives and its observations of the women forced to share in those work environments.

Shot as a mockumentary and supported by unrelenting electric guitar-based rock and roll, the elevated vulgarity of Stadium Anthems takes place in the post-Napster wasteland of today's recorded music business. Long-standing record label Dragon Chaser Records is a male-dominated Human Resources nightmare, willfully oblivious to employment law and the paradigm shifts within the modern recorded music industry. Company president Jim Strong sleeps with his pretty assistant and ignores financial trends. Chief talent spotter Pete Barnacle chases women beyond his marriage and won't scout bands. And preposterously well-endowed but increasingly outdated rock god Warren Paradise - the label's only remaining source of revenue - has long since traded artistic credibility for vapid songs and vacant sex.

As the corrupted male buffoons of Stadium Anthems meet their darkly twisted fates, arrested adolescence gives way to the film's defining feminist arc: Pete's chance encounter with Heroine Jones - an art teacher working as a bartender and exhibitionist to fund student art supplies - reawakens in him the purity of intention in creating art beyond its consideration as a commodity. Ironically, only through Heroine can the record label's resident cavemen seek redemption. Which begs of the audience...can such men ever really be redeemed?

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Play	Title	Artist
	Stadium Anthems
	Race For The Sun
	On The Run
	Rock N Roll Train
	Pink
	Back In The Game
	Runnin' Wild
	Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast
	Sabotage - Remastered 2009
	My Name Is Thunder
	Next 2 You
	Lit Up
	Ain't No Rest for the Wicked
	Sweet Victory (As Heard on "SpongeBob SquarePants")
	Pour Some Sugar On Me - Remastered 2017
	BLOW (with Chris Stapleton & Bruno Mars)
	Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting) - Remastered 2014
	Rope
	Know Your Enemy
	Safari Song
	Highway Tune
	Welcome To The Jungle
	Paradise City
	Take It To The Limit
	Radioactive
	I’m So Sorry
	Superhero
	Cold Hard Bitch
	I Love Rock 'N Roll
	Centerfield
	Detroit Rock City
	Immigrant Song - Remaster
	Are You Gonna Go My Way
	Wall of Glass
	Uprising
	Crazy Train
	Another One Bites The Dust - Remastered 2011
	We Will Rock You - Remastered
	We Are The Champions - Remastered 2011
	Salute Your Solution
	Killing In The Name
	Dani California
	Cherry Bomb
	No More Heroes
	Driving Rain (feat. Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators)
	Walk On Water
	Fall to Pieces
	Cherry Pie
	Blue Orchid
	Joker And The Thief
	Wild Thing - 45 Version

User reviews

Richard Lopez

4/10

The music in Stadium Anthems feels disconnected from the narrative, failing to create a cohesive and immersive experience for the audience. The tracks lack depth and fail to evoke any emotional response, ultimately falling flat and becoming forgettable amidst the film's sharp and raunchy satire.

Ashley Perez

7/10

The soundtrack enhances the feminist arc of the film, highlighting the themes of redemption and the purity of creating art beyond commercial interests. The music adds depth and emotion to the characters' journeys, making the audience question whether the corrupted male characters can truly find redemption.

Richard Garcia

5/10

The music of Stadium Anthems captures the essence of rebellion and defiance, fitting perfectly with the themes of challenging power dynamics and societal norms.

Steven Baker

3/10

The soundtrack of Stadium Anthems fails to elevate the dark comedy atmosphere of the film, instead coming across as generic and uninspired. The electric guitar-based rock and roll feels repetitive and lacks creativity, failing to enhance the satirical elements of the storyline.

Andrew Walker

8/10

The electric guitar-based music sets the perfect mood for the post-Napster wasteland setting of the story, creating a sense of urgency and chaos in the male-dominated world of Dragon Chaser Records.

Steven Young

6/10

The raw and unrelenting nature of the soundtrack mirrors the harsh realities faced by women in male-dominated industries, adding depth to the film's portrayal of sexism and exploitation.

Lisa Campbell

5/10

The rock and roll vibes of the soundtrack bring a sense of energy and urgency to the film, driving the narrative forward with a fierce momentum.

Charles Evans

5/10

The soundtrack's blend of vulgarity and intensity mirrors the chaotic and morally bankrupt world depicted in the mockumentary, heightening the film's impact on the audience.

Stephanie Williams

7/10

The soundtrack of Stadium Anthems is a powerful and electrifying mix of rock and roll that perfectly complements the edgy and satirical tone of the film.

Betty Wright

5/10

The electric guitar-based music sets the tone for the dark comedy, enhancing the absurdity of the characters and their antics in a post-Napster world.

George Miller

5/10

The music in Stadium Anthems serves as a powerful tool for storytelling, creating a visceral experience that immerses viewers in the film's gritty and provocative universe.

Susan Scott

6/10

The rock and roll soundtrack of Stadium Anthems perfectly complements the film's satirical take on the music industry, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the story.

Jennifer Williams

5/10

Overall, the band sonora of Stadium Anthems elevates the film to a new level, adding a layer of authenticity and emotional depth that resonates with the audience long after the credits roll.

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