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{{disambig2|the album of 1980s pop songs from the movie|the album of orchestrated music|Bumblebee (Motion Picture Score)}} | {{disambig2|the album of 1980s pop songs from the movie|the album of orchestrated music|Bumblebee (Motion Picture Score)}} | ||
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|series=''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]<br>Motion Picture Soundtrack'' | |series=''[[Bumblebee (film)|Bumblebee]]<br>(Motion Picture Soundtrack)'' | ||
|image=Bumblebee soundtrack.jpg | |image=Bumblebee soundtrack.jpg | ||
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:* Heard during [[Charlie Watson|Charlie's]] introduction, complete with air drum solo. | :* Heard during [[Charlie Watson|Charlie's]] introduction, complete with air drum solo. | ||
*3. "[[Things Can Only Get Better]]" — [[Howard Jones]] | *3. "[[Things Can Only Get Better]]" — [[Howard Jones]] | ||
:* Plays as Charlie makes lemonade out of lemons at Hot Dog | :* Plays as Charlie makes lemonade out of lemons at Hot Dog on a Stick. | ||
*4. "[[Runaway (song)|Runaway]]" — [[Bon Jovi]] | *4. "[[Runaway (song)|Runaway]]" — [[Bon Jovi]] | ||
:* Heard as Charlie bikes away from [[Tina Lark|Tina]] at the [[Brighton Falls Boardwalk|boardwalk]]. | :* Heard as Charlie bikes away from [[Tina Lark|Tina]] at the [[Brighton Falls Boardwalk|boardwalk]]. | ||
*5. "[[Save a Prayer]]" — [[Duran Duran]] | *5. "[[Save a Prayer]]" — [[Duran Duran]] | ||
:* Heard as Charlie ventures into Hank's shop. | :* Heard as Charlie ventures into [[Hank's Marine Repair and Parts|Hank's shop]]. | ||
*6. "[[Higher Love]]" — [[Steve Winwood]] | *6. "[[Higher Love]]" — [[Steve Winwood]] | ||
:* Plays as Charlie fixes up and drives [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]] home | :* Plays as Charlie fixes up and drives [[Bumblebee (Movie)|Bumblebee]] home. | ||
*7. "[[Take On Me]]" — [[A-Ha]] | *7. "[[Take On Me]]" — [[A-Ha]] | ||
:* Plays on Bumblebee's radio after Charlie replaces it. | :* Plays on Bumblebee's radio after Charlie replaces it. | ||
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:* Bumblebee gives Charlie a little encouragement to cliff dive. | :* Bumblebee gives Charlie a little encouragement to cliff dive. | ||
*11. "[[I Can't Wait]]" — [[Nu Shooz]] | *11. "[[I Can't Wait]]" — [[Nu Shooz]] | ||
:* Plays as the three | :* Plays as the three speed past a cop. | ||
*12. "[[I Can't Drive 55]]" — [[Sammy Hagar]] | *12. "[[I Can't Drive 55]]" — [[Sammy Hagar]] | ||
:* Charlie, Memo | :* Charlie, Memo and Bumblebee evade the police in style. | ||
*13. "[[Dance Hall Days]]" — [[Wang Chung]] | *13. "[[Dance Hall Days]]" — [[Wang Chung]] | ||
:* Heard as Charlie is back to work at the boardwalk. | :* Heard as Charlie is back to work at the boardwalk. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* The album cover provides an alternate title: ''Bumblebee ('''Music from the Motion Picture''')'', but all streaming services and digital music stores use the ''('''Motion Picture Soundtrack''')'' moniker instead, thus the latter's use here. | |||
* Songs not included on the album but featured in the movie: | * Songs not included on the album but featured in the movie: | ||
:* "[[Cheers|Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Cheers Theme)]]" by [[Gary Portnoy]] when Shatter and Dropkick interrogate [[Cliffjumper (Movie)|Cliffjumper]]. | :* "[[Cheers|Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Cheers Theme)]]" by [[Gary Portnoy]] when Shatter and Dropkick interrogate [[Cliffjumper (Movie)|Cliffjumper]]. | ||
:* "[[All My | :* "[[All My Ex's Live in Texas]]" by [[George Strait]] plays as [[Roy (BB)|Roy]] and [[Amber]] argue at the gas station. | ||
:* "[[Never Gonna Give You Up]]" by [[Rick Astley]] during the cassette tape scene. | :* "[[Never Gonna Give You Up]]" by [[Rick Astley]] during the cassette tape scene. | ||
:* "[[Unchained Melody]]" by [[Sam Cooke]] when Charlie puts the record on in her garage, talking about her dad. | :* "[[Unchained Melody]]" by [[Sam Cooke]] when Charlie puts the record on in her garage, talking about her dad. | ||
:* "[[The Payback]]" by [[James Brown (singer)]] when Memo asks if Charlie wants revenge against Tina. | :* "[[The Payback]]" by [[James Brown (singer)|James Brown]] when Memo asks if Charlie wants revenge against Tina. | ||
:* "[[Weird Science]]" by [[Oingo Boingo]], "[[Don't Mess With My Radio]]" by [[LL Cool J]], and [[Walk Like a Man]] by [[The Four Seasons]] when Bumblebee is learning to talk to Charlie and Memo. | :* "[[Weird Science]]" by [[Oingo Boingo]], "[[Don't Mess With My Radio]]" by [[LL Cool J]], and [[Walk Like a Man]] by [[The Four Seasons]] when Bumblebee is learning to talk to Charlie and Memo. | ||
:* "[[Let's Go]]" by [[The Cars]] plays when Charlie says goodbye to Bumblebee across from the Golden Gate Bridge. | :* "[[Let's Go]]" by [[The Cars]] plays when Charlie says goodbye to Bumblebee across from the Golden Gate Bridge. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:05, 28 August 2023
| This article is about the album of 1980s pop songs from the movie. For the album of orchestrated music, see Bumblebee (Motion Picture Score). |
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| Label: | Republic Records | |||
| Release date: | December 21, 2018 | |||
| ASIN: | B07LC6VHH3 | |||
Bumblebee (Motion Picture Soundtrack) is an album containing songs from Bumblebee. It was released by Republic Records on December 21, 2018.
Tracks
[edit]- 1. "Back to Life" — Hailee Steinfeld
- 2. "Bigmouth Strikes Again" — The Smiths
- Heard during Charlie's introduction, complete with air drum solo.
- Plays as Charlie makes lemonade out of lemons at Hot Dog on a Stick.
- 5. "Save a Prayer" — Duran Duran
- Heard as Charlie ventures into Hank's shop.
- 6. "Higher Love" — Steve Winwood
- Plays as Charlie fixes up and drives Bumblebee home.
- 7. "Take On Me" — A-Ha
- Plays on Bumblebee's radio after Charlie replaces it.
- Plays as Charlie and Memo take a drive with Bumblebee.
- Plays as the trio arrive at the cliffside party.
- Bumblebee gives Charlie a little encouragement to cliff dive.
- 11. "I Can't Wait" — Nu Shooz
- Plays as the three speed past a cop.
- 12. "I Can't Drive 55" — Sammy Hagar
- Charlie, Memo and Bumblebee evade the police in style.
- 13. "Dance Hall Days" — Wang Chung
- Heard as Charlie is back to work at the boardwalk.
- 14. "Girlfriend in a Coma" — The Smiths
- Heard twice:
- 15. "Don't You (Forget About Me)" (Remastered) — Simple Minds
- Also heard twice:
- When Bumblebee rewatches the Breakfast Club (because of course)
- When Charlie watches Bumblebee leave with Optimus Prime.
- 16. "Back to Life (80s Remix)" — Hailee Steinfeld
- Plays during end credits.
Notes
[edit]- The album cover provides an alternate title: Bumblebee (Music from the Motion Picture), but all streaming services and digital music stores use the (Motion Picture Soundtrack) moniker instead, thus the latter's use here.
- Songs not included on the album but featured in the movie:
- "Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Cheers Theme)" by Gary Portnoy when Shatter and Dropkick interrogate Cliffjumper.
- "All My Ex's Live in Texas" by George Strait plays as Roy and Amber argue at the gas station.
- "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley during the cassette tape scene.
- "Unchained Melody" by Sam Cooke when Charlie puts the record on in her garage, talking about her dad.
- "The Payback" by James Brown when Memo asks if Charlie wants revenge against Tina.
- "Weird Science" by Oingo Boingo, "Don't Mess With My Radio" by LL Cool J, and Walk Like a Man by The Four Seasons when Bumblebee is learning to talk to Charlie and Memo.
- "Let's Go" by The Cars plays when Charlie says goodbye to Bumblebee across from the Golden Gate Bridge.
