VA-Berry Gordys The Last Dragon-PROPER-OST-LP-FLAC-1985-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | VA
     Title   | Berry Gordy's The Last Dragon
     Genre   | Soundtrack                           Format  | Album
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 39:47
     Label   | Motown                               Store   | 1985
     Catalog | ZL 72363                             Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2903 kbps                            Size    | 869.12 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Dwight David - The Last Dragon (Title Song)                 5:21
     A2. Vanity - 7th Heaven                                         3:29
     A3. Alfie - Star                                                4:07
     A4. Charlene - Fire                                             3:09
     A5. Willie Hutch - The Glow                                     3:22
     B1. DeBarge - Rhythm Of The Night                               3:48
     B2. Stevie Wonder - Upset Stomach                               4:39
     B3. Smokey Robinson & Syreeta - First Time On A Ferris Wheel    3:25
     B4. Rockwell - Peeping Tom                                      3:54
     B5. Willie Hutch with The Temptations - Inside You              4:33
 Notes  
     East met West for 1985's action-packed The Last Dragon (or Berry
     Gordy's The Last Dragon, depending on how you want to look at it), a
     vehicle for Gordy's Motown label that employed Vanity in a lead role
     as popular veejay Laura Charles, the object of affection for
     Taimak's talented martial arts hero character Leroy (or Bruce Leroy,
     as he was respectfully referred to). By no means is the movie a
     classic, and neither is the Motown-heavy soundtrack.
     You'd be missing the point if you thought of them in those terms.
     The movie was marketed at kids, and it provides good-natured fun and
     action. And as far as the soundtrack is considered, it was, after
     all, released in 1985 - hardly the best year for chart-aimed R&B.
     More than anything, the soundtrack is known for having delivered
     DeBarge's "Rhythm Of The Night", the feel-good,
     Carribbean-inflected, Diane Warren-penned summer hit. Motown vets
     Willie Hutch, Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, and Smokey Robinson
     (with Syreeta) each provide songs, none of which are entirely
     notable when compared to the remainder of their discographies.
     Relative new kid on the block Rockwell punches in with "Peeping Tom"
     (were all of his songs about voyeurism, or what?), and Vanity's
     rockin' "7th Heaven" continues her fixations on the number seven and
     sexual innuendos hidden deep inside metaphors.
     Propering VA-Berry_Gordys_The_Last_Dragon-OST-LP-FLAC-1985-THEVOiD,
     faulty settings.

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114M	a1-dwight_david-the_last_dragon_(title_song)-proper.flac
74M	a2-vanity-7th_heaven-proper.flac
86M	a3-alfie-star-proper.flac
66M	a4-charlene-fire-proper.flac
69M	a5-willie_hutch-the_glow-proper.flac
80M	b1-debarge-rhythm_of_the_night-proper.flac
98M	b2-stevie_wonder-upset_stomach-proper.flac
69M	b3-smokey_robinson_and_syreeta-first_time_on_a_ferris_wheel-proper.flac
84M	b4-rockwell-peeping_tom-proper.flac
94M	b5-willie_hutch_with_the_temptations-inside_you-proper.flac
830M	total