Intrada Soundtrack Forum

Sometimes there is no excuse for a really BAD theme song.

Case in point, INTRADA's own "The Barbarian's" By Pino Danagio. The score it self sucked pretty bad. To cap it off, Intrada had to add injury to insult by including the song at the end... "Ruby Dawn." The song is only laughably bad for the first minute then... ugh. (For added pleasure, if you were able to be at Intrada's old SF location the day CD was released, you could have enjoyed a Karaoke version done by Intrada's Jeff Johnson. Thanks for the memory, Jeff!)

Also, how about, "Big Trouble in Little China", by John Carpenter's Coupe Divils or "Feel the impact," From Double Impact, "Gravity" from Cocoon and even the Rambo films had some cheesy songs.

Any body?

~ Oz

OK, I've got a real winner for you...

Kipp Lennon's Title Song for Buck Rogers In The 25th Century.

The studio was very wise to go with the Instrumental version for the TV Show.

Tai

BTW... I liked the theme song to Big Trouble in Little China.

The Turtles' A Guide For The Married Man. Thanks at least for it being the very first track on the CD, so I simply play it from track 2.

The titular song from FSM's "John Goldfarb, Please Come Home," with Shirley MacLaine singing like a Borsht-belt Ethel Merman, is one of the worst theme songs in the entire universe, either human or alien. (But it's for a wacky 60s comedy, so you have to cut it a little slack.)

Conversely, FSM's "Penelope" is charming, and one of the best comedy scores I've heard in years.

-- Jon

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