Beverly Hills Cop II Soundtrack - Harold Faltermeyer - Vault Edition 

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No doubt

And " Top gun "

Bloodsport, Star Trek II

I like the first one more

It's clear, it's a very, very soundtrack But there's the original soundtrack to the movie 48 hrs Actor nick nolt and eddy murphy you're not going to be on it

NYKgjl10 lol

They should have went to that gun range. They would have gotten some answers there :D

And never stole a house with no right angles (it's as round as a doughnut!)

@@MattSingh1 What are you? a fuckin art critic?

4 dislike are assholes

Commando is comedy gold

But surely the first Beverly Hills Cop is better than the 2nd. For me Murphy is too load in the 2nd, he never shuts up.

@@5eurocups2005 yes the first was better. The dynamic between Foley/Billy/Taggart, how it developed over the course of the film was cool, as were Foley's efforts to get the BHPD to stay out of his way. I think Berkoff ruins the film though - I never thought he was a good actor, and really overrated. The second film felt more like an Eddie Murphy standup show.

@@srujan00 Steven Berkoff is an excellent actor, if anything he is underrated. His menacing, devilish performance makes the film unique. I mean he wasn't a cliché villain, if it was someone like Ben Gazzara or Michael Ironside it would have been predicable.

@@5eurocups2005 Berkoff is the same in every movie I've seen him in. Maybe he had a good role when he was younger that justifies some of the praise?

Say “OWWW.”

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Never thought in a million years the entire opening scene/opening credits score would be on RU-vid! #inspiration

Went to a 1000 people capable cinema on a daytime screening. We were 100 people or so and they went nuts on the volume, it was awesome :)

They should of gotten 40 dollars to go get more.

Really ? - Get the f**k out of here !

Has a rocking Score too by Harold Faltermeyer which I have on CD as well as the first film. Miss the 80's

There’s just something about that LA sunrise sunset

Seriously though where do I buy this?

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Lmao classic - eattt the floor nowwww

Get your ass down here

THIRTY SECONDS!

Yeah. The OST's themselves are great little "time capsules" of the state of American music at that point. They're not classics by any stretch, but there's some good choices in songs, and Faltermeyer can be a fine score composer. He's a bit uneven all around, though, IMO. I think Jan Hammer's work on Miami Vice is a good example of undated, evocative synth scores, right up there with Vangelis on Blade Runner, and Tangerine Dream. 😼👍🏻

Listen the Action Jackson's OST.

Thanks man

@@RexRenart Thanks for the tip :-)

ToughGuyver1 maybe back then

And Rosewood is a close second!

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This score is probably made from the surround channels of the DVD. Sometimes you can hear background noices.

Matthew Singh-Dosanjh That was the playboy mansion scene not the end of the movie

@@rell27 No, it wasn't. You're thinking of when Foley says "just follow your dicks" at the Playboy Mansion.

What do you mean " time won't come back?" Of course it won't.Cant live in the past,eh?😊

Eh, this version IS from the movie. He just recorded the rear surround channels.

It sounds much more moody and cool, just a shame It's not a perfect sounding recording :-(

Zeusdaz - The Unemulated Retro Game Channel It's a perfect recording...of the rear surround channels of the movie. You like the synthesizer sound, which is more isolated in the mix in the surround channels. But it's really not indicative of how the track should sound when heard outside of discrete speakers.

Yeah has that annoying "No vocals" filter sound to it, really jarring to the ears on my shitty 20 dollar headphones, especially when the song gets more real when they're smashing glasses and storming in, that part is dulled by the rear surround channels, making it feel like it never fully climaxes like it should as it does in the movie.

It is from the movie theres just more sound channels u can hear on this recording...but then again Faltemeyer did make alternate version of some of his scores...Hard to say cos the movie is old & theres probably been a few remastered edition...with their sounds remastered too.Depends on the different sound & audio filters used I guess.

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EAT THE FLOOR!!! ;)

it s was the soil where he was jogging.. He had probably come across it in his investigation and had possibly found the source before he was shot.

Harold faltermeyer did scores for both movies which was great.

@@Havik_1996 yes,like Vince Dicola for Rocky 4 and Transformers the movie 1986,same music Drago and Unicron parts one in one. Like Beverly hills cop and Running man.

And the Tango & Cash soundtrack is gold as well 👍

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3 was good

Ja

From the 80s? BTTF

This and Ghostbusters

@@jaymcd8577 all day long BACK TO THE FUTURE is one of the best movies ever made, the concept and idea are truly genius

The Running Man is the greatest comedy of the 80s. Richard Dawson was phenomenal.

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Never bro ... lips are too bent...

I can image Stallone in the art gallery offering Eddie a tea with a lemon twist LOL - per-taining

It started out as a gritty crime drama, and Mickey Rourke was Simpson and Bruckheimer's second choice after Stallone turned it down. I would have loved to have seen Rourke in that film.