• Talk Radio (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 15000 votes

Tags: rudeness, snub, microphone, sound technician

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Synopsis

Talk Radio is a play written by Eric Bogosian that follows the story of Barry Champlain, a controversial radio talk show host. Barry's show becomes increasingly popular as he pushes the boundaries of what is acceptable on the airwaves, discussing topics such as politics, religion, and social issues.

As Barry's fame grows, he begins to attract both devoted fans and fervent critics. The play explores the consequences of Barry's provocative style, as well as the toll it takes on his personal life. Barry's relationships with his colleagues, listeners, and girlfriend are all put to the test as he navigates the world of talk radio.

Talk Radio delves into themes of free speech, censorship, and the power of media to shape public opinion. The play offers a thought-provoking look at the role of the media in society and the ethical dilemmas faced by those who seek to push the boundaries of public discourse.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Talk Radio
	Bad to the Bone	George Thorogood: Writer Michael Wetherwax: Performer
	Disco Inferno	The Trammps: Performer Ron Kersey: Writer
	Telephone & Rubber Band	Simon Jeffes: Writer Penguin Cafe Orchestra: Performer
	KGAB Radio ID's	Otis Conner: Writer Otis Conner: Produced
	TALK RADIO: Unpredictable	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Just Come Right in Here, Denise	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	We Know Where You Live	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	We Feel Too Much	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	He Has a Heart	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	WALL STREET: Bud's Scam	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Are You With Me?	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Trading Begins	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	The Tall Weeds	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Break-up (Darian)	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Anacott Steal	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	End Title	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Main Titles - Gridlock'd	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Bill's Dead - The Pallbearer	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Post Script - Four Days In September	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Baboon Gang - The Leopard Son	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Slithered - Sliver	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Run Esteban / Posse - Fresh	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Koteja - The Rhythmatist	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Anacott Steel - Wall Street	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Father On The Stairs - Rumble Fish	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	The Chase - Gridlock'd	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Ice Pick Love - Mobsters	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Bootleg Montage - Mobsters	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Cute Shopping - She's Having A Baby	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	We Feel Too Much - Talk Radio	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Third Night - Wide Sargasso Sea	Stewart Copeland: Performer
	Totora Ponds - Rapa Nui	Stewart Copeland: Performer

User reviews

Kimberly Phillips

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Talk Radio contributes significantly to the overall thematic depth and emotional resonance of the play, making it a key element in the storytelling process.

Steven Mitchell

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Talk Radio is a standout aspect of the play, adding an extra layer of depth and emotion to an already compelling story. It's a must-listen for anyone who appreciates a well-crafted musical score that enhances the storytelling experience.

Daniel Clark

6/10

The incorporation of different music genres in the soundtrack of Talk Radio reflects the diverse range of topics discussed on Barry's show, adding layers of complexity to the overall listening experience.

Matthew Brown

5/10

The soundtrack of Talk Radio successfully conveys the internal struggles and external conflicts faced by Barry Champlain, offering a deeper insight into his character through the power of music.

Melissa Evans

7/10

The use of music in Talk Radio enhances the dialogue and performances, creating a seamless blend of sound and storytelling that captivates the audience.

Steven Nelson

5/10

The soundtrack of Talk Radio perfectly captures the intense and dramatic atmosphere of the play, enhancing the overall experience for the audience.

Sarah White

6/10

The music selection in Talk Radio effectively mirrors the emotional rollercoaster experienced by Barry Champlain throughout the play, adding depth to his character development.

William Wilson

6/10

The use of sound effects in the soundtrack of Talk Radio helps create a sense of urgency and tension, immersing the audience in Barry's world of controversial talk radio.

Karen Robinson

8/10

The variety of musical styles in the soundtrack adds depth and dimension to the storytelling, keeping the audience engaged and connected to the characters.

Thomas Robinson

6/10

The soundtrack of Talk Radio skillfully complements the dialogue and monologues, enhancing the impact of key moments and heightening the dramatic tension.

Amanda King

7/10

The soundtrack's dynamic range and pacing mirror the highs and lows of Barry Champlain's journey, adding depth and dimension to his character arc.

Mary Hill

10/10

The soundtrack of Talk Radio perfectly captures the intensity and drama of Barry Champlain's controversial radio show. Each track immerses you in the world of talk radio, from the heated debates on politics to the emotional moments of personal revelation.

David Anderson

4/10

The soundtrack of Talk Radio failed to capture the intensity and emotional depth of the play's themes and characters. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the power to enhance the dramatic moments on stage.

Anthony Lopez

8/10

The music selection complements the themes of free speech and controversy explored in the play, creating a powerful and immersive listening experience.

David Clark

8/10

The music in Talk Radio serves as a powerful storytelling tool, immersing the audience in the world of the play and enhancing their understanding of the characters and themes.

Charles Wright

8/10

The Talk Radio soundtrack perfectly captures the intensity and drama of the play, enhancing the emotional impact of each scene.

John Thompson

10/10

The music in Talk Radio effectively sets the tone for each scene, enhancing the tension and emotional depth of the story. The combination of instrumental pieces and powerful vocals creates a dynamic listening experience that keeps you engaged from start to finish.

Kenneth Nelson

7/10

Overall, the Talk Radio soundtrack is a masterful work of art that elevates the play to new heights, leaving a lasting impression on all who experience it.

Deborah Parker

8/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack evoke a range of emotions, from anger and frustration to vulnerability and introspection, mirroring the complexities of the characters' experiences.

Laura Gonzalez

1/10

Additionally, the choice of songs in the soundtrack seemed disconnected from the time period and setting of the play. The anachronistic music choices distracted from the immersion in the story, making it difficult to fully engage with the unfolding events on stage.