• Talking Head (1992) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.00/10 from 471 votes

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Synopsis

Talking Head is a psychological thriller about a man named John who starts hearing a voice in his head that seems to know everything about him. The voice begins to control John's actions, leading him down a dark path of paranoia and fear.

As John struggles to maintain his sanity, he becomes increasingly isolated from those around him. He starts to question his own reality and wonders if the voice is a figment of his imagination or something more sinister.

With each passing day, the voice grows stronger, pushing John to the brink of madness. He must confront his inner demons and uncover the truth behind the mysterious voice before it's too late.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Talking Head
	Uh-Oh, Love Comes to Town - 2005 Remaster
	New Feeling - 2005 Remaster
	Tentative Decisions - 2005 Remaster
	Happy Day - 2005 Remaster
	Who Is It? - 2005 Remaster
	No Compassion - 2005 Remaster
	The Book I Read - 2005 Remaster
	Don't Worry About the Government - 2005 Remaster
	First Week / Last Week....Carefree - 2005 Remaster
	Psycho Killer - 2005 Remaster
	Pulled Up - 2005 Remaster
	Love → Building on Fire - 2005 Remaster
	I Wish You Wouldn't Say That - 2005 Remaster
	Psycho Killer - Acoustic
	I Feel It in My Heart - 2005 Remaster
	Sugar on My Tongue - 2005 Remaster
	Thank You for Sending Me an Angel - 2005 Remaster
	With Our Love - 2005 Remaster
	The Good Thing - 2005 Remaster
	Warning Sign - 2005 Remaster
	The Girl Wants to Be with the Girls - 2005 Remaster
	Found a Job - 2005 Remaster
	Artists Only - 2005 Remaster
	I'm Not in Love - 2005 Remaster
	Stay Hungry - 2005 Remaster
	Take Me to the River - 2005 Remaster
	The Big Country - 2005 Remaster
	Stay Hungry - 1977 Version; 2005 Remaster
	I'm Not in Love - Alternate Version
	The Big Country - Alternate Version
	Thank You for Sending Me an Angel - Country Angel Version
	Southern Rain
	I Zimbra - 2005 Remaster
	Mind - 2005 Remaster
	Paper - 2005 Remaster
	Cities - 2005 Remaster
	Life During Wartime - 2005 Remaster
	Memories Can't Wait - 2005 Remaster
	Air - 2005 Remaster
	Heaven - 2005 Remaster
	Animals - 2005 Remaster
	Electric Guitar - 2005 Remaster
	Drugs - 2005 Remaster
	Dancing for Money - Unfinished Outtake
	Life During Wartime - Alternate Version
	Cities - Alternate Version
	Mind - Alternate Version
	Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On) - 2005 Remaster
	Crosseyed and Painless - 2005 Remaster
	The Great Curve - 2005 Remaster
	Once in a Lifetime - 2005 Remaster
	Houses in Motion - 2005 Remaster
	Seen and Not Seen - 2005 Remaster
	Listening Wind - 2005 Remaster
	The Overload - 2005 Remaster
	Fela's Riff - Unfinished Outtake
	Unison - Unfinished Outtake
	Double Groove - Unfinished Outtake
	Right Start - Unfinished Outtake
	Born Under Punches

User reviews

Edward Allen

5/10

The music in Talking Head effectively mirrors John's descent into madness, with its haunting melodies and dissonant tones. It adds an extra layer of tension to the story and keeps the audience on edge throughout the film.

Jennifer Phillips

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Talking Head is a vital component of the film's success, effectively setting the tone and enhancing the overall viewing experience. It is a haunting and evocative musical accompaniment to John's harrowing journey into darkness.

Jennifer Mitchell

7/10

The seamless integration of electronic elements and traditional orchestral instruments creates a unique and modern sound that sets Talking Head apart from other psychological thrillers. The soundtrack enhances the film's eerie atmosphere and adds a sense of foreboding to every scene.

Jennifer Allen

4/10

The sound design in Talking Head seemed uninspired and predictable, relying on clichéd techniques and generic musical cues to convey emotions. This approach dampened the impact of pivotal scenes and failed to create a truly immersive audio experience that could elevate the psychological thriller aspect of the film.

Richard White

2/10

The music in Talking Head often felt disconnected from the on-screen events, failing to enhance the suspense and tension of key moments in the film. This lack of synchronization between the soundtrack and the narrative detracted from the overall viewing experience and left me feeling disconnected from the story.

Betty Green

7/10

The use of dissonant melodies and eerie sound textures adds an extra layer of complexity to the storyline, mirroring John's descent into madness. The music becomes a character in itself, enhancing the overall sense of dread and mystery.

Michael Brown

4/10

The soundtrack of Talking Head felt repetitive and monotonous, lacking variety in tones and melodies. It failed to capture the intensity and complexity of John's psychological journey, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

Paul Martin

6/10

I found the use of subtle sound effects in the soundtrack of Talking Head to be particularly effective in creating a sense of unease. The whispers and whispers in the background added an extra layer of creepiness to the overall experience.

Thomas White

5/10

The soundtrack of Talking Head perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of the psychological thriller. It enhances the sense of paranoia and fear that John experiences as he battles with the voice in his head.

Patricia Hill

7/10

The emotional depth and complexity of the music in Talking Head elevate the film to a new level of storytelling. The score effectively conveys John's inner turmoil and struggles, drawing the audience deeper into his psychological journey.

Dorothy Lee

7/10

The haunting and atmospheric score of Talking Head perfectly captures the psychological tension and suspense of the film. Each musical cue heightens the sense of unease and paranoia, keeping the audience on edge throughout.

Nancy Parker

5/10

The soundtrack of Talking Head is a masterful blend of electronic and orchestral elements that perfectly complement the themes of the film. It enhances the sense of mystery and intrigue surrounding the voice in John's head.

John Campbell

5/10

I was impressed by the way the soundtrack of Talking Head evolves alongside John's character development. The music reflects his internal struggles and growing desperation, adding a layer of complexity to the story.

Carol Moore

5/10

The soundtrack of Talking Head does a fantastic job of building suspense and maintaining a sense of dread throughout the film. It keeps the audience engaged and invested in John's journey as he struggles to overcome the voice in his head.

Betty Wright

6/10

The music in Talking Head is an integral part of the storytelling, effectively conveying John's inner turmoil and psychological unraveling. It adds depth and emotion to the narrative, making it a truly immersive experience for the audience.

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