What makes Three O'Clock High – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack by Tangerine Dream notable?

The 'Three O'Clock High' soundtrack exemplifies Tangerine Dream's influence on film scoring, particularly in blending synth-based music with narrative storytelling. The album contributed to the film's quirky aesthetic and has been noted for its impact on the development of electronic scores in cinema during the late '80s. By 1987, Tangerine Dream was at a pivotal moment in their career, moving towards composing soundtracks after establishing themselves as pioneers of electronic music. This album followed their commercial successes in the late '70s and early '80s and marked their continued exploration of cinematic soundscapes, showcasing their adaptability in a changing music landscape.

How many songs are on Three O'Clock High – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack?

Three O'Clock High – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack has 22 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

Three O'Clock High – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Q: Who is Three O'Clock High – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for?

Three O'Clock High – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack works well if you're into whimsical soundtracks for daydreaming, playful melodies for lighthearted moments and short bursts of energetic fun.

Tangerine Dream · 1987

42 min · 22 tracks · electronic · Krautrock

A whimsical blend of electronic textures and playful melodies that evoke the lighthearted chaos of high school life.

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The 'Three O'Clock High' soundtrack exemplifies Tangerine Dream's influence on film scoring, particularly in blending synth-based music with narrative storytelling. The album contributed to the film's quirky aesthetic and has been noted for its impact on the development of electronic scores in cinema during the late '80s.

Best for: whimsical soundtracks for daydreaming playful melodies for lighthearted moments short bursts of energetic fun
Context: By 1987, Tangerine Dream was at a pivotal moment in their career, moving towards composing soundtracks after establishing themselves as pioneers of electronic music. This album followed their commercial successes in the late '70s and early '80s and marked their continued exploration of cinematic soundscapes, showcasing their adaptability in a changing music landscape.
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Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 It’s Jerry’s Day Today 0:44
2 46‐32‐15 0:47
3 No Detention 1:04
4 Any School Bully Will Do 0:33
5 Go to the Head of the Class Standout 3:12
6 Sit 0:47
7 The Fight 2:36
8 Jerry’s Decision Standout 4:28
9 The Fight Is On 4:42
10 Paper 1:28
11 Big Bright Brass Knuckles 1:19
12 Buying Paper Like It’s Going Out of Style 1:38
13 Dangerous Trend 0:54
14 Who’s Chasing Who 0:59
15 Bonding by Candlelight 1:35
16 You’ll Never Believe It 2:20
17 Starting the Day Off Right 1:16
18 Weak at the Knees 2:34
19 Kill Him (The Football Dummy) 1:04
20 Not So Quiet in the Library / Get Lost in a Crowd 1:36
21 Something to Remember Me By Standout 4:13
22 Arrival 2:10

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