• Sugar Town (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.10/10 from 931 votes

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Synopsis

Sugar Town is an unimpassioned look at the lives of struggling L.A. scene rock stars. The main character, Gwen, is on a quest for the top. She works as an assistant to a film production designer and tries to steal her boyfriend, a music producer, by offering sexual favors.

The producer is trying to orchestrate a comeback for a former glam band featuring Michael Des Barres, John Taylor, and Martin Kemp. Rosanna Arquette plays the former movie star wife of the lead singer, who is fretting over a new role offer. Beverly D'Angelo appears as a millionairess who agrees to bankroll the group in exchange for a roll in the hay with the lead singer.

All of the career problems, including drug proclivity, are represented in this film.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Sugar Town
	Nerve's Theme #2	J. Mascis: Writer J. Mascis: Performer
	Great Wall Sunrise	Matt Hirt: Writer Matt Hirt: Performer
	Runnin' from No Place to Nowhere	Tiffany Anders: Writer Tiffany Anders: Performer
	The Party Rages On	Zumpano: Writer Zumpano: Performer
	Moody	Joe Lervold: Writer The Joel Evans Quartet: Performer
	Bebert	April March: Performer Los Cincos: Writer
	Reasons	Built to Spill: Writer Built to Spill: Performer
	Summer Day	Bernie Meisinger: Writer Bernie Meisinger: Performer
	Dear Hearts	The Murder City Devils: Writer The Murder City Devils: Performer
	After Hours	Daniel May: Writer Daniel May: Performer
	Gravy Stain Girl	Michael Des Barres: Vocal Larry Klein: Writer Larry Klein: Performer
	Follow Me	Gert Wilden: Writer Gert Wilden: Performer
	The Lonely Stars	Simon Bonney: Writer Simon Bonney: Performer
	Back Before You Go	J. Mascis: Writer J. Mascis: Performer
	In the Garden of Earthly Delights	Combustible Edison: Performer Michael Cudahy: Writer
	Wood Cabin	Sarah Cracknell: Writer Saint Etienne: Performer
	Puget Sound Sanitation	Love as Laughter: Performer
	Rebecca	PJ Harvey: Writer PJ Harvey: Performer
	Manic Kraut Rock	Heroic Doses: Performer
	Dead Melly	Thalia Zedek: Writer Come: Performer
	Keeblin	J. Mascis: Writer J. Mascis: Performer
	Call of the Space Siren	Combustible Edison: Performer Michael Cudahy: Writer
	Kate Moss	Malcolm Middleton: Writer Arab Strap: Performer
	Tragedy by Definition	John Doe: Writer The John Doe Thing: Performer
	A Part of You	Simon Bonney: Writer Simon Bonney: Performer
	It's Over	J. Mascis: Writer J. Mascis: Performer
	Sleep Therapy	Jeffrey McDonald: Writer Jeffrey McDonald: Performer
	Tomorrow You'll Hide	Janet Weiss: Writer Quasi: Performer
	Nerve's Theme	J. Mascis: Writer J. Mascis: Performer

User reviews

Joseph Smith

7/10

The soundtrack of Sugar Town features iconic rock tracks that bring energy and excitement to the film, making it a thrilling watch.

Sarah Clark

7/10

The use of music in Sugar Town creates a nostalgic atmosphere that transports the audience to the heyday of the L.A. music scene.

Betty Mitchell

8/10

The music in the film sets the mood for each scene, enhancing the overall viewing experience and immersing the audience in the world of the characters.

Andrew Martin

8/10

The soundtrack of Sugar Town effectively conveys the highs and lows of the characters' lives, mirroring their triumphs and tribulations.

Betty Evans

7/10

The music selection in the film enhances the storytelling by adding depth and emotion to the characters' struggles and ambitions.

Joseph Williams

5/10

The use of music in Sugar Town adds depth to the storyline, enhancing the viewer's understanding of the characters' complex relationships and personal struggles. The soundtrack seamlessly weaves together different genres and moods, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

John Lewis

10/10

The soundtrack of Sugar Town perfectly captures the gritty, raw energy of the L.A. rock scene, immersing the audience in a world of struggling musicians and ambitious wannabes.

Andrew Allen

5/10

The soundtrack of Sugar Town perfectly captures the gritty and tumultuous world of struggling L.A. rock stars. The music sets the tone for the characters' ups and downs, reflecting their ambitions and insecurities.

Ronald Lee

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Sugar Town is a powerful and integral part of the film, enhancing the viewing experience and immersing the audience in the chaotic world of the music industry. It effectively conveys the highs and lows of the characters' lives, making it a standout feature of the movie.

Lisa Thompson

9/10

The music sets the tone for the film, enhancing the emotions and conflicts portrayed on screen, making it a truly immersive experience for the audience.

Patricia Green

7/10

The soundtrack features a great variety of songs that reflect the diverse personalities and backgrounds of the characters in the movie.

Elizabeth Turner

8/10

The soundtrack of Sugar Town perfectly captures the essence of the Los Angeles rock scene with its mix of gritty and glam rock tunes.

Donald Thompson

7/10

The musical choices in Sugar Town showcase the raw talent and passion of the L.A. rock stars, giving the audience a glimpse into their world and struggles.

Sarah Anderson

9/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of desperation and longing, mirroring the characters' relentless pursuit of fame and success in the cutthroat music industry.