Composed of 17 songs, the soundtrack bears the undisputed stamp of James Gunn, the director and screenwriter of the three Marvel hit movies.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 arrived yesterday in theaters across the country and the sound universe of the long-awaited new film by Marvel Studios Now you can start enjoying yourself. The music that accompanies the first two installments of the franchise is one of the most appreciated elements of the story and in this third film, it is no exception. Framing the events that lead to the grand closing of the acclaimed trilogy, the soundtrack to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 —already available on the main audio platforms— covers the decades of the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, through an irresistible mix that includes songs by artists as diverse as Earth, Wind & Fire, Alice Cooper, Beastie Boys and Radiohead.
Composed of 17 songs, the soundtrack bears the undisputed stamp of James Gunnthe director and screenwriter of all three Guardians of the Galaxy films who is already skilled in the art of creating moments where a perfectly selected song has the power to transport audiences right into the heart of the scene.
For the filmmaker, bringing to life the music that accompanies the new film was a creative process that was as challenging as it was satisfying. The surprising result not only sets the tone of the story and creates the climate for what happens in the story, but is a worthy “golden finish” for the exciting story of Peter Quill (chris pratt) and his group of Guardians, started in 2014 and concluded in this latest installment.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Soundtrack
- “Creep (acoustic version)” (Radiohead)
- “Crazy on You” (Heart)
- “Since You Been Gone” (Rainbow)
- “In the Meantime” (Spacehog)
- “Reasons” (Earth, Wind & Fire)
- “Do you realize?” (The Flaming Lips)
- “We Care a Lot” (Faith No More)
- “Koinu no Carnival (from ‘Minute Waltz’)” (Ehamic)
- “I’m Always Chasing Rainbows” (Alice Cooper)
- “San Francisco” (The Mowgli’s)
- “Poor Girl” (X)
- “This is the Day” (The The)
- “No Sleep Till Brooklyn” (Beastie Boys)
- “Dog Days Are Over” (Florence + The Machine)
- Badlands (Bruce Springsteen)
- “I Will Dare” (The Replacements)
- “Come and Get Your Love” (Redbone).
Source: Ambito
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