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Reality Bites: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0078636636429
Format: Soundtrack
Label: RCA
Manufacturer: RCA
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: RCA
Release Date: February 01, 1994
Studio: RCA
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Rating:  - When reality sets in
The soundtrack to "Reality Bites" was a solid hit in 1993, selling more than 2 million copies and yielding several singles. Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories, of course, scored the biggest hit with "Stay" (#1 for 3 weeks in 1994). Probably everyone knows this song, best remembered for its catchy chorus ("Cause I missed you/ I missed you") and video in which Lisa frolics with a cat. The song is inarguably great pop, but like much of the set, it feels so incredibly middle-of-the-road today. The other ... Read More
Rating: - Fun Ride
I really enjoyed both the movie and the soundtrack. But just remember -- My
Sharona (The Knack) came out in 1979! We played it at our graduation party!
Rating: - opening credits song?
what is the song in the opening credits of the play, during the after graduation rooftop pot celebrations? please post here or email song title at s_jaffri@hotmail.com
Rating: - Not having this "bites".
Some people don't like the fact that this is so 1994. That's exactly why I like it. Of course with every movie soundtrack, it helps if you liked the movie too, which I did, I mean come on, Winona! But anyway. I can actually say that in some way i like every song here. You got the more well known bands like "The Knack", "U2", and "Lenny Kravitz", all with good songs. But I like the stuff from "Dinosaur Jr.", "Crowded House", and "Juliana Hatfield" ... Read More
Rating:  - Hmmm...I'm a little embarrassed that I still own this CD
I was just the right age to be enchanted by this movie when it came out. I was barely into high school and thought, "Oh, that's what life will be like after college!" ... I also felt that way about the music in the film: that even though I thought the concepts were somewhat simplistic and the lyrics mostly seemed forced, I would someday find it deep and relevant. Alas, as I reach the age of the characters in the film, I realize that this has not occurred.
The majority of the songs on this album, for ... Read More
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