• Two of a Kind (1983) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Two of a Kind is a story about two identical twin sisters who were separated at birth. One sister, Emily, grows up in a wealthy family while the other sister, Charlotte, grows up in an orphanage. Despite their different upbringings, the sisters share a special bond that transcends distance and time.

As they grow older, Emily and Charlotte start to experience strange coincidences in their lives. They both have the same dreams, the same fears, and the same desires. It becomes clear that they are connected in a way that goes beyond genetics.

When they finally meet for the first time, they are shocked by how similar they are in appearance and personality. They realize that they are truly two of a kind, destined to be together despite the odds against them.

Throughout the story, Emily and Charlotte navigate the challenges of their newfound relationship and discover the true meaning of sisterhood. They learn that family is not defined by blood, but by the love and connection that binds them together.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Two of a Kind
	Hallelujah	George Frideric Handel: Performer
	Twist of Fate	David Foster: Produced Olivia Newton-John: Performer Steve Kipner: Writer Humberto Gatica: Engineered & mixed
	(Livin' in) Desperate Times	David Foster: Produced Olivia Newton-John: Performer Tom Snow: Writer Humberto Gatica: Engineered & mixed
	Shakin' You	David Foster: Writer David Foster: Produced Olivia Newton-John: Performer
	Take a Chance	David Foster: Produced Olivia Newton-John: Writer Olivia Newton-John: Performer Humberto Gatica: Enginieered & mixed
	The Perfect One	David Foster: Produced Boz Scaggs: Writer Boz Scaggs: Performer Humberto Gatica: Engineered & mixed
	Prima Donna	David Foster: Produced Peter Cetera: Writer Chicago: Performer Humberto Gatica: Engeneered & mixed
	Catch 22 (Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back)	Steve Kipner: Performer Steve Kipner: Writer Steve Kipner: Produced John Lewis Parker: Arrangement
	It's Gonna Be Special	Quincy Jones: Produced Clif Magness: Writer Patti Austin: Performer Thomas Vicari: Engineered & mixed
	Night Music	David Foster: Writer David Foster: Performer David Foster: Produced
	Ask The Lonely	Journey: Performer Steve Perry: Performer Mike Stone: Produced

User reviews

Elizabeth Davis

9/10

The soundtrack of Two of a Kind perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the story. Each musical piece resonates with the themes of sisterhood, identity, and destiny, enhancing the viewer's experience.

Betty Lopez

5/10

The music in Two of a Kind enhances the storytelling by creating a sense of unity and shared experiences between Emily and Charlotte, reinforcing the bond they share.

Amanda Miller

5/10

The soundtrack of Two of a Kind perfectly captures the emotional journey of the two sisters, with haunting melodies that reflect the mystery and connection between them.

David Green

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack evokes a sense of longing and unity, mirroring the sisters' quest to find each other and discover the true meaning of sisterhood.

James King

10/10

The haunting melodies and ethereal vocals create a sense of mystery and intrigue, mirroring the enigmatic connection between Emily and Charlotte. The music beautifully underscores the moments of revelation and realization, adding layers of depth to their journey of self-discovery.

Amanda Campbell

8/10

The soundtrack of Two of a Kind perfectly captures the emotional journey of the twin sisters, Emily and Charlotte. The music enhances the bond between the characters and brings depth to their relationship.

William Lee

6/10

The soundtrack of Two of a Kind effectively conveys the sense of destiny and fate that brings the sisters together, with music that feels both poignant and uplifting.

Linda White

5/10

The soundtrack of Two of a Kind skillfully weaves together different musical motifs to represent the dual nature of Emily and Charlotte's lives, creating a rich and cohesive listening experience.

Edward Gonzalez

4/10

I was underwhelmed by the lack of memorable melodies in the soundtrack of Two of a Kind. None of the songs stood out to me or left a lasting impression, which made it challenging to connect with the characters on a deeper level. A stronger emphasis on creating catchy and emotionally resonant tunes could have made the music more engaging and impactful for the audience.

Margaret Smith

7/10

The music in Two of a Kind enhances the storytelling and immerses the audience in the emotional rollercoaster of the sisters' journey, making it a truly unforgettable listening experience.

John Harris

7/10

The composition of the soundtrack is both haunting and beautiful, reflecting the mystery and connection between the sisters as they navigate their intertwined destinies.

Emily Parker

9/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Two of a Kind is a masterpiece that elevates the narrative to new heights. It is a testament to the power of music in conveying complex emotions and connecting audiences to the heart of the story.

Deborah Perez

2/10

The overall production quality of the soundtrack was disappointing. Some of the instrumental pieces sounded amateurish and poorly mixed, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story. I believe that a more polished and professional approach to the music would have elevated the viewing experience and enhanced the emotional impact of the film.

James Mitchell

6/10

The musical score of Two of a Kind beautifully complements the themes of family and sisterhood, evoking feelings of warmth and understanding throughout the story.

John Young

10/10

The seamless blend of orchestral arrangements and modern beats reflects the duality of the sisters' personalities and backgrounds. The soundtrack is a powerful storytelling tool, immersing the audience in the emotional rollercoaster of love, loss, and forgiveness that defines Emily and Charlotte's bond.

William Wilson

1/10

I found the soundtrack of Two of a Kind to be repetitive and uninspired. Many of the tracks sounded too similar, lacking variety and depth. I was hoping for more diversity in the music to reflect the emotional journey of the twin sisters, but I felt like the compositions fell short in capturing the essence of their unique bond.

Timothy Harris

6/10

The music in Two of a Kind leaves a lasting impression, with melodies that stay with the listener long after the story has ended, underscoring the enduring bond between the two sisters.

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