Title: No Longer A Mystery
Product review: I had to wonder why so many of the good songs heard in the movie were omitted from the soundtrack on audio cassette, but then I remembered that movie soundtracks are often vehicles whereby nameless artists become known. How well-known can depend on the movie to which the soundtrack applies (though not always). So it's no longer a mystery to me that Wild Cherry's 'Play That Funky Music (White Boy)' and A Taste of Honey's 'Boogie Oogie Oogie' were omitted from the compilation in favor of tracks by artists like Freak Power, Spy, Citizen King and those perpetual soundtrack-surfers, Moloko. Nevertheless, the soundtrack redeems itself with its inclusion of the Trammps, the BEE GEES, and 'Invisible Boy'-Kel Mitchell's catchy foray into rap backed by the M.A.F.T. EMCEES featuring Romaine Jones. Enjoyable.
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