• Wild Style (1983) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Universally hailed as the first hip-hop movie, "Wild Style" captures New York's hip-hop culture circa 1981 and several prominent figures including Busy Bee Starski; Fab 5 Freddy; the Cold Crush Brothers; and one of the godfathers of hip-hop, Grandmaster Flash.

A movie whose influence cannot be underestimated and hailed as the most inspirational hip-hop of movie of all time, "Wild Style" immortalizes the birth of the underground hip-hop scene about to explode around the world, changing the face of music, fashion, art, and a way of life forever.

Following street artist Zorro (played by legendary subway artist Lee Quiñones) and his crew as they journey through the streets, projects, and train yards of New York, keeping one step ahead of the cops and their rivals, the film climaxes in one of the most famous hip-hop concerts in history.

Featuring the pioneers at the forefront of a cultural revolution including DJs, emcees, and breakers such as Grandmaster Flash, the Chief Rocker Busy Bee, Fab 5 Freddy, the Rock Steady Crew, and the Cold Crush Brothers, "Wild Style" is the greatest hip-hop movie of all time.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Wild Style
	South Bronx Subway Rap	Fab 5 Freddy: Composer Grandmaster Caz: Performer
	Pretty Baby	Blondie: Performer Debbie Harry: Writer
	Rapture	Blondie: Performer Debbie Harry: Writer
	Good Times	Bernard Edwards: Writer
	Take Me To The Mardi Gras
	Military Cut (Scratch Mix)
	M.C. Battle
	Fantastic Freaks at the Dixie
	Subway Theme
	Cold Crush Bros. At the Dixie
	Cuckoo Clocking
	Double Trouble at the Amphitheatre
	Street Rap
	The Chief Rocker Busy Bee, D.J. A.J. At the Amphitheatre
	Gangbusters Scratch Mix
	Rammellzee and Shock Dell at the Amphitheatre
	Down By Law
	Limo Rap
	Wild Style Theme Rap 1
	Wild Style Theme Rap 2
	Fantastic Freaks at the Amphitheatre

User reviews

Sarah Martinez

6/10

The music in Wild Style serves as a time capsule of the early days of hip-hop, transporting listeners to a pivotal moment in music history. The beats, rhymes, and scratches in the soundtrack are a testament to the creativity and innovation of the artists involved in the film.

Betty Roberts

1/10

Despite featuring prominent figures like Grandmaster Flash and the Cold Crush Brothers, the soundtrack of Wild Style did not effectively capture the essence and impact of their contributions to the hip-hop culture, leaving a disconnect between the music and the historical significance of the artists portrayed in the movie.

Mark Johnson

8/10

The soundtrack of Wild Style truly embodies the essence of the 1981 New York hip-hop culture with its raw and authentic beats.

Donna Jones

6/10

The soundtrack of Wild Style is a true representation of the raw and authentic sound of 1981 New York hip-hop culture. It perfectly captures the energy and spirit of the underground scene, showcasing the talents of iconic figures like Grandmaster Flash and the Cold Crush Brothers.

Susan Wright

9/10

Listening to the soundtrack feels like taking a journey back in time to the birth of hip-hop, where every scratch of the turntable and every word spoken by the emcees carries a sense of urgency and passion that is truly inspiring.

Dorothy Allen

2/10

The songs in the soundtrack of Wild Style felt repetitive and uninspired, failing to showcase the diversity and creativity of the hip-hop scene in 1981 New York City as depicted in the film.

Steven King

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Wild Style is a masterpiece that continues to influence and inspire generations of hip-hop artists. Its combination of classic tracks and live performances captures the essence of a musical movement that has reshaped the world.

Linda Anderson

7/10

The soundtrack of Wild Style captures the spirit of the underground hip-hop scene that was about to explode globally, making it a timeless and influential piece of musical history.

Thomas Lee

8/10

The beats and rhymes in the Wild Style soundtrack are not just music, but a reflection of a way of life that forever changed the landscape of music, fashion, and art.

James Young

9/10

Each track on the soundtrack is a vibrant and authentic representation of the different elements of hip-hop culture, from the infectious beats of Grandmaster Flash to the smooth rhymes of Busy Bee Starski.

Lisa Phillips

8/10

Listening to the Wild Style soundtrack feels like taking a journey through the streets, projects, and train yards of New York alongside Zorro and his crew, evoking a sense of adventure and rebellion that is truly captivating.

Kenneth Evans

6/10

The soundtrack of Wild Style is a testament to the power of hip-hop as a cultural force. The music not only entertains but also educates listeners about the origins and evolution of the genre, highlighting the importance of storytelling and self-expression in hip-hop culture.

Joseph Adams

7/10

The inclusion of iconic figures like Grandmaster Flash, Busy Bee Starski, and Fab 5 Freddy in the soundtrack adds a layer of historical significance and authenticity to the overall listening experience.

Timothy Mitchell

7/10

Each track in the Wild Style soundtrack perfectly complements the energy and creativity portrayed in the movie, creating a seamless connection between the visuals and the music.

Dorothy Wright

9/10

The soundtrack of Wild Style is a timeless masterpiece that perfectly encapsulates the raw energy and creativity of the early hip-hop scene in New York City.

Donald Campbell

2/10

The soundtrack of Wild Style failed to capture the raw energy and authenticity of the hip-hop culture portrayed in the film. The music felt dated and lacked the innovative spirit that the movie aimed to showcase.

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