| | Replacements Soundtrack CD (2 Customer Reviews)
Original score composed by John Debney.
Producers include: Michael Mason.
The original soundtrack to The Replacements mixes pop, rock, rap, and disco with excerpts of John Debney's score. Along with Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" -- which is one of the film's running jokes -- Young MC's "Bust a Move," Kelli Owens' Alanis-esque "I Don't Want to Be Your Girlfriend," and Gary Glitter's "I Will Survive" are among the soundtrack's pop highlights. As for the score, most of Debney's incidental music is a bombastic, pseudo-anthemic mix of sawing strings, booming drums, and keyboards that sounds like it's overcompensating for the film's lackluster action. While fans of The Replacements may enjoy the soundtrack as a souvenir from the film, the album doesn't really work on its own terms. ~ Heather Phares
John Debney Score;Lit,Young Mc Gloria Gaynor,Gary Glitter
Replacements Soundtrack Music Replacements Soundtrack Songs Replacements Soundtrack Music Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   Disappointing Soundtrack
The Soundtrack had too much music that did'nt go together well. I was hoping it had afew more songs and less weird music.Diane
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