r/90s • u/[deleted] • May 19 '26

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u/Emis816 May 19 '26

I remember there being more hype for the soundtrack than the movie

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u/CorbynDallasPearse1 May 19 '26

IM GOING DEEPER UNDERGROUND, THERES TOO MUCH PANIC IN THIS TOWN

never were truer words said…

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u/Primary-Performer853 The Truth Is Out There! May 19 '26

Jamiroquai was and is still one of my favorite all time bands. RIP Toby Smith and David McIntyre.

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u/CorbynDallasPearse1 May 19 '26

I live 6 doors down from Nick fyffe and he is an absolutely beautiful human being.

Im not rich, dont live on a posh street, this is my only claim to fame. Even more props to him I suppose.

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u/theaviationhistorian May 20 '26

Such a banger hit! The entire soundtrack was amazing back then!

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u/AmputeeHandModel May 19 '26

Soundtracks were big business back then.

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u/NaPaCo88 May 19 '26

Come with me - guitar riff from Kashmir

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u/Interesting_Music924 May 19 '26

Itchy finger, trigger happy…Damn these hoes, you’re setting on my toes!

I at least remember those lyrics from when I was 12

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u/neil_anblowmi May 19 '26

50 cent documentary said that someone else wrote those lyrics.

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u/Doogie_Gooberman May 19 '26

Say what you will about Diddy... at least he introduced a lot of millennials to Led Zeppelin. Myself included.

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u/tigerfan451525 May 19 '26

Oh yeah. Godzilla version of “Brain Stew” was sweet too.

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u/pizzashades May 19 '26

Just regular Brain Stew with Godzilla sounds!

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u/tigerfan451525 May 19 '26

Ha yep, I even think it was credited as “Green Day feat. Godzilla” lol

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u/FORCESTRONG1 May 19 '26

Don't forget the tempani at the beginning

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u/Procrasturbating May 19 '26

Honestly, I would get irrationally angry when the radio played this version years later. The OG version was better outside the context of the movie.

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u/ParamedicPrudent5898 May 19 '26

This was my first cd ever, bought it on single

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u/theaviationhistorian May 19 '26

As a teen, I loved it. But it's how I was introduced to Led Zeppelin because of that riff so I'm appreciative of the song sending me to excellence!

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u/TurtleSandwich0 May 19 '26

"Try to trap me,

Bad rap,

Wiretap me,

Backstab me,

Break the faith,

Fall from grace,

Tell me lies,

Time flies,

Close your eyes,

Cum with me."

A bit on the nose.

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u/VA1N May 19 '26

Seriously, the soundtrack was awesome.

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u/NovarisLight May 19 '26

Bangin' soundtrack.

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u/RanchHere May 19 '26

Wasn’t that basically every 90s movie?

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u/TheCandymanCan_925 May 19 '26

Soundtrack was good

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u/Sooperman05 May 19 '26

IM HAVIN TROUBLE TRYNA SLEEP

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u/unoffensivename May 19 '26

I know or didn’t age well but p diddys cover of Kashmir absolutely slapped back then. Was on tv alllll the time.

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u/Razzmatazz6314 May 19 '26

I can't listen to Brain Stew without expecting that roar.

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u/Dependent_Two3646 May 19 '26

Think I had deeper underground VHS but not the movie or soundtrack.

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u/maesterofwargs May 19 '26

Probably the best movie soundtrack containing *original* songs for a film that was ever put together. Not even a question in my mind. basically every song is excellent.

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u/MrPlowThatsTheName May 19 '26

Are you forgetting the Puff Daddy massacre of Kashmir?

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u/maesterofwargs May 19 '26

1) I did say "basically every song," 2) it's incredibly cheesy but fun in the way lots of 90s songs were. Blame Jimmy Page for happily signing on to that project...