All Songs and Music from the Cool World including All Bowie Remixes of the ''Real Cool Worls'' the soundtrack album Released inJuly 14, 1992 for the Ralph Bakshi film Cool World and features songs from David Bowie, Thompson Twins, Moby, and other dance and rock artists from the time and also orchestral themes by Mark Isham.Cool World the 1992 American live-action/animated black comedy fantasy film directed by Ralph Bakshi, and starring Kim Basinger, Gabriel Byrne and Brad Pitt. It tells the story of a cartoonist who finds himself in the animated world he thinks he created, but actually exists with or without him. In this world, he is seduced by one of the characters, a comic strip vamp who wants to be real.Cool World marked Bakshi's return to feature films after nine years. The film was originally pitched as a live-action/animated horror film by Bakshi. The screenplay was rewritten without Bakshi’s knowledge by Michael Grais, Mark Victor, and Larry Gross from adult horror to more of an adolescent comedy-fantasy as per orders from the studio, Paramount Pictures.Upon its release, Cool World received negative reviews due to its story, acting, animation, and the effects combining that animation with the live-action footage. The soundtrack, however, received praise. It was also a commercial failure, grossing $14 million against a budget of $28 million. Since then, it's now regarded as something of a cult classic and has found its own avid audience of fans, with the screenplay being praised for its originality.   The "Real Cool World"  by David Bowie Released on 10 August 1992, it represented his first new solo material since the dissolution of the band Tin Machine. The track marked a reunion with Let's Dance producer Nile Rodgers, with whom Bowie began working in the first half of 1992. "Real Cool World" was the first song to come out of their year-long collaboration. After releasing this song, Bowie intended to go back to his band Tin Machine to record a third album, but when the band fell apart, Bowie and Rodgers instead recorded and produced the songs for Bowie's next solo album, Black Tie White Noise (1993).     Producers:
        Nile Rodgers
    Musicians:
        David Bowie – vocals, saxophone
        Nile Rodgers – guitar
        Richard Hilton – keyboards
        Barry Campbell – bass guitar
        Sterling Campbell – drums                                                                                                                              1. David Bowie - Real Cool World Cool (Radio Edit) 2. The Future Sound of London – Papua New Guinea (7′ Original) 3. Da Juice – Do That Thang (Polite Mix) 4. Moby – Next Is The E (Long Arms Mix) 5. David Bowie - Real Cool World (Cool Dub Overture) 6. Mindless – Mindless 7. The Thompson Twins – Play With Me 8. Moby – Ah-Ah (Mix 1) 9. David Bowie - Real Cool World (Cool Dub Thing no 1) 10. Ministry – N.W.O. 11. Mark Isham - The Slash Club 12. Electronic – Disappointed 13. David Bowie - Real Cool World (Instrumental) 14. The Cult – The Witch 15. My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult – Sex on Wheelz (Glamour Dyke Mix) 16. My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult – Her Sassy Kiss 17. David Bowie - Real Cool World Cool (Club Radio Edit) 18. Pure – Greedy 19. Brian Eno – Under 20. Tom Bailey – Industry And Seduction 21. David Bowie - Real Cool World (12" Club Mix) 22. Mark Isham - The Cool World Stomp 23.Mark Isham - Nails 24. Mark Isham - A Night Out In Cool World Part 4 25. Mark Isham - He's A Doodle! 26.Mark Isham - The Bunny And The Poppers 27. Mark Isham - M23 (Alternate). 28. Mark Isham - M23 x 29. Mark Isham - Nails / Sparks / Harris Call / Holli Is Human 30. David Bowie - Real Cool World.(Album version)

Bowie & V.A. Cool World Soundtrack Complete Edition

Elvis may tell the story of Presley's life but the film is not all about the King of Rock and Roll.Starring Austin Butler as the iconic musician, the film follows Elvis as he is taken under the wing of Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks) and the control the manager had on his life.Surprisingly, rather than go down the traditional route of a singer's biopic by only including the musician's greatest hits—like Bohemian Rhapsody or Rocketman— Elvis has the likes of Doja Cat and Eminem on the soundtrack...........1. Elvis Presley – Suspicious Minds (Vocal Intro) (0:29)
2. Elvis Presley – Also Sprach Zarathustra/An American Trilogy (2:11)
3. Doja Cat – Vegas (3:04)
4. Eminem – The King and I (3:14)
5. Swae Lee – Tupelo Shuffle (2:48)
6. Elvis Presley – I Got A Feelin’ In My Body (3:35)
7. Elvis Presley – Craw-Fever (3:47)
8. Elvis Presley – Don’t Fly Away (PNAU Remix) (4:07)
9. Kacey Musgraves – Can’t Help Falling in Love (2:49)
10. Elvis Presley – Product of the Ghetto (3:18)
11. Måneskin – If I Can Dream (3:17)
12. Stevie Nicks – Cotton Candy Land (2:43)
13. Austin Butler – Baby, Let’s Play House (2:14)
14. Elvis Presley – I’m Coming Home (Film Mix) (2:24)
15. Shonka Dukureh – Hound Dog (3:29)
16. Les Greene – Tutti Frutti (2:24)
17. Yola – Strange Things Are Happening Every Day (4:06)
18. Austin Butler – Hound Dog (2:08)
19. Denzel Curry – Let It All Hang Out (feat. PlayThatBoiZay) (2:14)
20. Austin Butler – Trouble (2:21)
21. Lenesha Randolph – I Got A Feelin’ In My Body (4:33)
22. Elvis Presley – Edge of Reality (Tame Impala Remix) (2:43)
23. Elvis Presley – Summer Kisses/In My Body (3:18)
24. Elvis Presley – ’68 Comeback Special (Medley) (2:44)
25. Jazmine Sullivan – Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (2:46)
26. Elvis Presley – If I Can Dream (3:12)
27. Elvis Presley – Any Day Now (3:02)
28. Elvis Presley – Power of My Love (4:17)
29. Austin Butler – Vegas Rehearsal/That’s All Right (3:59)
30. Elvis Presley – Suspicious Minds (Film Edit) (6:18)
31. Elvis Presley – Polk Salad Annie (Film Mix) (4:56)
32. Elvis Presley – Burning Love (Film Mix) (3:04)
33. Elvis Presley – It’s Only Love (2:40)
34. Paravi – Suspicious Minds (3:47)
35. Elvis Presley – In the Ghetto (World Turns Remix) (feat. Nardo Wick) (3:38)
36. Elvis Presley –  Medley (6:43)                                                       .                                         .37. Elvis Presley –  Unchained Melody (3:24) 
38.  Elvis Presley – Viva las Vegas (Josh Wildfire Remix)  (3:32)
39. Elvis Presley – Rubberneckin' (Paul Oakenfold Remix Radio Edit)  (3:27)
40. Elvis Presley –  A Little Less Conversation [JXL Radio Edit Remix] (3:33)

'Elvis' The Soundtrack

An extended version with some additional handclaps and bongos.

The Human Beinz - Nobody But Me (The Sensational Rework)

The Beach Boys - The Smile Sessions - 01 Good Vibrations

The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots - 01 Do You Realize !

David Bowie was in a transitionary period in 1978. To be fair, Bowie was constantly in a transition period, especially during the 1970s, but ’78 was a pivotal year between what Bowie had established for himself and what he would eventually become in the 1980s. In the 1970s, he was a chameleon-like art rock icon, but in the 1980s, he would become one of the biggest pop stars in the world.
Not that he was struggling for fame in 1978. The previous year, Bowie had released the critically acclaimed Heroes, and intended to heavily promote it. Bowie had spent the previous few years assisting his friend Iggy Pop with The Idiot and Lust for Life recordings, even touring with Pop as a backing musician instead of promoting his own album, Low. Bowie reclaimed his stardom with ‘Heroes’ and the ‘Isolar II’ tour in 1978, bringing the last vestiges of the ‘Thin White Duke’ persona to concert halls around the world.
That included an appearance on the German TV programme Musikladen, the successor to the influential 1960s show Beat-Club. Bowie had assembled one of his greatest bands for his live shows, anchored by the core rhythm section of guitarist Carlos Alomar, bassist George Murray, and drummer Dennis Davis. Also along for the ride were future King Crimson guitarist Adrien Belew (playing some of the same parts that were recorded by his future boss, Robert Fripp), keyboardists Roger Powell and Sean Mayes, and violinist Simon House.
Bowie performed a truncated version of the sets that he played on the ‘Isolar II’ tour, although the shorter performance followed largely the same format that Bowie was employing on the tour. Shows started with ambient drones and more experimental “Berlin Era” songs, followed by the mixing in of a few glam rock stalwarts before careening to an end with a rendition of ‘Rebel Rebel’. This is how Bowie’s Musikladen performance went as well, starting with the moody keyboard swells of ‘Sense of Doubt’ and ending with the triumphant riff-rock of ‘Rebel Rebel’.
In between, Bowie busts out soon-to-be classics from “Heroes” like ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and the album’s iconic title track, Station to Station hallmarks like ‘Stay’ and ‘TVC 15’, and returns to his glam rock past with ‘The Jean Genie’. Bowie even gets a bit of a history lesson in with ‘Moon of Alabama’, the Kurt Weill composition that had previously been covered by The Doors under the title ‘Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)’. Although the band had rehearsed the entirety of the Ziggy Stardust album and would play a number of the album’s songs on tour, the Musikladen performance doesn’t include any of the LP’s tracks.  Tracklist
01. Sense Of Doubt (3:50)
02. Beauty And The Beast (4:56)
03. "Heroes" (7:30)
04. Stay (7:13)
05. The Jean Genie (6:22)
06. TVC 15 (4:35)
07. Alabama Song (4:49)
08. Rebel Rebel (4:01)
09. What In The World (4:15)
10. Be My Wife (2:43)
11. Breaking Glass (3:37)
12. Blackout (3:48)
13. Speed Of Life (2:47)
14. Hang Onto Yourself (2:43)
15. Ziggy Stardust (3:35) 

Bowie Transmission Musikladen Germany 30 May 1978

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKax7euEM5Q

the distance (live) - cake

The Kingsmen - Louie Louie (1963)

The Big Bang Theory - The Theme Song

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She's a Rainbow (Rolling Stones)

Johnny Thunder - as in the former singer of The Drifters, not the dearly-departed Johnny Thunders from the New York Dolls - covered this Tommy James and The Shondells original and absolutely KILLS it.  Glorious fuzz guitar, and what a vocal!  

Johnny Thunder - I'm Alive

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Bowie Transmission Musikladen Germany 30 May 1978

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