44. The Lost Boys ft. Bryan West

43. American Pie ft. Trent Rohner

45. The Warriors

46. Donnie Darko

47. Pretty in Pink

49. Practical Magic

48. Office Space

50. Hackers

'90s high school party music — is it actually any good? This week, we revisit the soundtrack of 'Can't Hardly Wait' and learn that high school is all about making a big impression at a single house party right after graduation — and you'd better make it count because fate only takes us so far.

#001: Can't Hardly Wait

In this episode, we have Broadway and 'Sex and the City' superstar Van Hughes to to help us get through the 'Wayne's World 2' soundtrack. WE'RE NOT WORTHY!

#002: Wayne's World 2 soundtrack ft. Van Hughes

Godzilla is back. And this time, he's back. Split decision on this review: some of us loved it and some of us were Caleb.

#003: Godzilla, The Album (1998)

What is A Life Less Ordinary? Danny Boyle (of Trainspotting fame) made a movie about Ewan McGregor kidnapping Cameron Diaz and then some angels try to make them fall in love. Still don't get it? Neither do we. But the music is off the chart(s) and that's what we discuss. This one is a Caleb pick, please address all hate mail to him.

PS: This ep(sode?) has another edition of Covers Blown, so check that out!

#004: A Life Less Ordinary

What are the Rules of Attraction? Who better to teach us than Bret Easton Ellis? A totally sane human being with completely rational ideas about that sort of thing. Caleb picked this soundtrack and it was filled with surprises, like who knew Milla Jovovich had a music career? Or that Harry Nilsson is a God. We played another game of Covers Blown and Caleb got in our heads. Find us on Yelp.

#007: Rules Of Attraction

As if! Whatever! I am totally buggin! Nick (who is a total Monet) picked the Clueless soundtrack and you'd all be such boneheads if you didn't listen. We play another edition of Collaborate and Listen, which we do...sporadically. So don't be a snob and a half, roll with the homies , way harsh, Tai and [insert Clueless lingo here].

#008: Clueless

This episode features College Humor writer and cast member(and friend of the pod) Carolyn Page! She helps navigate us through the scary, sexy and pretty weird relationship vibes that happen in Cruel Intentions. Carolyn picked this soundtrack and is still waiting on a friend to return her original CD copy. We play a round of "Sample Sale" and Chris' status hits an all time low. Will it ever recover? Or will he have to orchestrate an insane revenge scheme against Nick and Caleb?? Listen to find out!

#009: Cruel Intentions ft. Carolyn Page

This episode takes you beyond the future to a universe you've never seen before...a universe where "heavy metal" doesn't seem to exist. Join us on our quest to find out if the Heavy Metal soundtrack contains any heavy metal at all. Chris picked this episode which, if you've seen the movie, probably says a lot about Chris as a person. We play another edition of "Collaborate and Listen" and dedicate this episode to the almighty Loch'nar.

#010: Heavy Metal

Coughlin's Law: "Never show surprise, never lose your cool". Coughlin's Diet: "Cocktails and Dreams". Track Listing's Law: "If you do bartending tricks, we leave the bar." Track Listing's Diet: "Archie's Pizza and Nightmares". Caleb picked the soundtrack to Cocktail, a science fiction film set in a dystopian world where spinning bottles of alcohol makes drinks taste better, and bartenders recite poetry but no one knows how to boo them. 2 games in this ep! Covers Blown and Collaborate and Listen. "As for the rest of Coughlin's Laws, ignore them. The guy was always full of shit."

#011: Cocktail

Allow ourselves to introduce...ourselves...this is the Track Listing Podcast back with another groovy episode, baby yeah! This week Nick picked the soundtrack to Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and we try to find out what happened to the swingers. The album has everything; incense, peppermints, ming tea...everything! Caleb prepared a new game called Blurred Lines and it's a doozy. Take a listen and hear us try to figure out which of the three (or four) Austin Powers themes is the one true theme.

#012: Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

You see Natalie Portman in a hospital waiting room with headphones on, you notice that she defies social norms with her whimsy and quirkiness. You ask what she's listening to and she says "it will change your life". She places her headphones on you and you hear this week's Track Listing episode! The Garden State soundtrack. You feel feelings for the first time, shout into a quarry, kick it in New Jersey with a grave robber for a couple days then move on with your life. Chris picked this episode and finally got off his ass to bring us a new edition of Collaborate and Listen!

#013: Garden State

Sam Elliott voice: "Way out in Brooklyn, there was this podcast... podcast I wanna tell ya about. Podcast by the name of Track Listing. These fellas, as per Caleb's request, decided to take a listen to the Big Lebowski Soundtrack. They had a few words to say and they even took another stab at 'Covers Blown' an ol' game they made up. Now these three, I don't wanna say heroes because what's a hero? But these men... ah, look at me. I'm ramblin' again."

#014: The Big Lebowski

Once upon a time in Brooklyn, three hipsters tried to rip off some guy named Marsellus Wallace. Turned out, Marsellus was very understanding and a huge fan of the podcast so he let us go but only if we did the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. We had to bring in Leslie McDonel (Actor, Singer, Broadway star and close friend) to dig deep into the Quentin Tarantinoverse. Caleb pulls the equivalent of a pawnshop Zed and subjects us to another round of Vocal Fry. Anywho, Woodstock 50 is CANCELED!!! Huge bummer but let's carry on its spirit.

#023: Pulp Fiction ft. Leslie McDonel

Things get pretty hot in the recording studio, so we rigged up a system that dumps water from the ceiling on us immediately after a podcast session. You know, like Flashdance. So Chris decided to pick the Flashdance soundtrack for this week’s episode to pay tribute. And boy oh boy, did we have a lot to say about this movie. Tinseltown Tunes is back and more obscure than the ever! Honestly a lot of this episode is discussing what the hell is happening at Mawby’s Bar, the adult talent show/cabaret/burlesque/art house performing center that caters to steel mill workers in PITTSBURGH.

#025: Flashdance

In honor of our first superhero comic book movie soundtrack, we have a crossover episode AND a sequel! This week we have Celey Schumer (@CeleySchumer) to weigh in on the soundtrack to Batman Forever, the Valkilmeriest of Batman movies. Check out Celey’s podcast, The Still Got It Podcast (@StillGotItPod), where the whole gang dives deep into the sequel to Batman Forever, Batman & Robin. Nick decides to take a crack at Tinseltown Tunes to appease the masses. Side note: we all discovered our parents have all been tragically killed in front of us. Lots of tears! BAT TEARS! Listen to us on Celey's Podcast (and go ahead and subscribe to it as well): https://stillgotitpodcast.com/2019/09/05/episode-151-batman-robin/

#026: Batman Forever Ft. Celey Schumer

Andrea Moore, friend of the podcast, guest stars on this ep and we jump into the soundtrack for the 90s cult classic, So I Married an Axe Murderer. Andrea picked this one. Coincidentally, all of her past fiances have mysteriously been murdered. ANYWAY! WHOA, MAN! NEWSFLASH: Mike Myers is in this movie and basically plays himself. Weird, right? We're scared too. He also plays his a Scottish dad so that put us at ease. Caleb prepared a new game, MC Synopsis, which was awesome. Tell your friends and murderous wives about our podcast!

#027: So I Married an Axe Murderer Ft. Andrea Moore

Instead of a usual movie soundtrack, we’re reviewing Now That's What I Call Music Volume 1, the soundtrack to 1998 (a year full of plot holes and bad acting). Nick picked this album and we couldn't pass this up. It's got everything: The Spice Girls, Radiohead, Tonic...All Saints...everything! Nick pulled double duty and also put together a round of Covers Blown. Important: If you have a compact disc or cassette copy of this, please get in touch with us. We are willing to pay *top dollar(*negotiate so low you block us on instagram).

#028: Now That's What I Call Music Vol. 1

The 80s were a different time. A time where you could scan images from MTV and Playboy into an IBM computer and make a sexy woman who takes you to a dive bar and throws a house party. That's it. That's the movie Weird Science. Chris picked this soundtrack and it took us a while to fully admit what a steaming pile of Chet this movie was. The game was good in this one(Tinseltown Tunes: SCIENCE EDITION). Warning: listening to this ep will insert the eponymous "Weird Science" track into your head for approximately 8 days...WEIRD SCIENCE

#029: Weird Science

Ever go to Japan and been so bored that you have to hang out and fall in love with an international celebrity? Yeah us too. That's why we picked the Lost in Translation soundtrack for this episode. We kinda trash Bill Murray, so sorry to all the diehard Murray heads out there. We also didn't realize this album was 90% Kevin Shields but despite that it turned into a better episode than usual. Nick put together a particularly difficult edition of Covers Blown and blew our minds. STAY TUNED FOR THE HIDDEN TRACK, LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!

#030: Lost In Translation

It turned out, to review the soundtrack to Snatch, we needed 3 blokes and 3 blokes only: Caleb "the Artist" Brown, who got this name from making paintings. Nick “the Musician” LaGrasta. He was called that because he plays music. And Chris “the Comedian” Darden. No one knows why he’s called that. Caleb, the bastard, brought back an old game "Sample Sale" with a twist. We each recommend a song that's been snatched in a way. Tune in for our hot takes on Guy Ritchie, stay for the bad British accents.

#031: Snatch

The Track Listing Boys are back with an episode so spooky that it will make you SCREAM! It's the Scream soundtrack from 1996. You may scream for other reasons because this soundtrack is a real turd-o-lantern. It's a Nick pick and he also frightened us with a round of Cover's Blown (spooky edition). DID YOU MISS US?! Plz say yes.

#032: Scream

Holy Shinto! This may be our most offensive episode yet! The Beverly Hills Ninja Soundtrack. Chris picked this (for reasons unknown) and it may have broken the Track Listing crew like a couple of plywood boards during a blackbelt ceremony. We play a new game called Hollywood Notes that went over pretty well but unclear if it made up for the soundtrack. Listen for yourself and please direct all hatemail to tracklistingpodcast@gmail.com.

#033: Beverly Hills Ninja

We did the Go soundtrack this week and Caleb (and one of you listeners!) picked it. You can't see but we're all wearing glasses with yellow lenses and fuzzy hats because 90s rave fashion is back in a big way. We also took a bunch of fake ecstasy.  Caleb burned us on Tinseltown Tunes, Nick slams Moby again and Chris tries defend Len's lyric writing ability. Hit us up on instagram @Tracklistingpod to recommend a soundtrack!

#034: Go (1999)

We were somewhere around Brooklyn, on the edge of gentrification, when the drugs began to take hold. Nick picked the soundtrack for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The three of us were looking for the American Dream, and we were told it's now found in podcasting. With blurred vision, no balance, numb tongue-severance of all connection between the body and the brain, we somehow got through a round of Tinseltown Tunes. In a few years, you'll look at this episode, and with the right kind of eyes, you'll be almost able to see the high-water mark---That episode where the wave finally broke and rolled back.

#035 Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas

Here is your spoooky Christmas episode! The 1988 Holiday classic(?) Scrooged! This was a Caleb pick. Tonight you will be visited by three ghosts! Chris, the ghost of Christmas living in the past, Caleb, the ghost of Christmas presently annoyed with this co-hosts and Nick, the Grinch.  Enjoy and Happy Holidays!

#036: Scrooged

Top Five Podcasts: TRACK LISTING, TRACK LISTING, TRACK LISTING, TRACK LISTING, Reply All. Chris picked High Fidelity this episode.  Big takeaway: Is John Cusack good?? Do we like him? Write in! Caleb brings back his favorite torture device, Vocal Fry. We also recommend our favorite breakup song. Tune in and support your local record store.

#037: High Fidelity

Pod Boyz, Pod Boyz, whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they  really appreciate and love all the support from you? We're back with the Bad Boys (1995) soundtrack. Caleb picked this one because he loves that new jack swing babyyyy. Also Bad Boys for Life is in theaters and we're trying to be relevant. Chris prepared a game based on the British game show Only Connect (WE STILL NEED A GOOD NAME FOR THIS. PLZ WRITE IN). We swim deep into the Michael Bay in this ep. The water is warm and full of explosions. Won't you join us?

#041: Bad Boys (1995)

Forget everything you know about podcasts...and just open your ears. Nick picked Vanilla Sky for this weeks episode and it made us question everything. Are we all living in a simulation? Caleb's Only Connect style game (Super Group) certainly made us wanna scream, "TECH SUPPORT" into the void. This is definitely a cult classic soundtrack and it turned into one of our better episodes. But if you don't listen, we'll tell you all about it in another life when we are both cats.

#042: Vanilla Sky

The weekly podcast where a musician (Nick LaGrasta), a painter (Caleb Brown), and a comedian (Chris Darden) review soundtracks, tribute albums, and random compilations of the last few decades to try and decide if they are actually any good. Joined by occasional guests, the hosts draw insight from their respective backgrounds to discuss music, film, and pop culture, while they engage in a nostalgic and comedic review of each week's selected album—track by track.

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