The Warriors Movie Site Forum

Hello,

I found these images of 'The Warriors' soundtrack on 8-track cassette.

http://www.fuseboxfilms.com/8-track%20t ... track.html

There's 4 programs at 9:16 mins long, each containing 3 tracks.

If you look at the track listing it shows:

'In Havana' (Part 1) & (Part 2)

and also...

'Baseball Furies Chase' (Part 1) & (Part 2)

Does anybody know if the tracks listed with 'Part 2' are different to the usual CD or LP versions of the soundtrack?

I thought that they might just be the same tracks cut into 2 parts. (They run out of tape halfway through the track - so just set the song to continue in the next program)



Cheers,

AL-B 8)

As an old guy I can tell you these are the same songs as CD or LP. 8-track would sometimes cut a song due to time. Very annoying.

I don't remember 8 track but, i think it's pretty funny when Don Cheadles charecter is trying to sell an 8 track system in Boogie nights.

lolol well i do!! and gonzo's right on the dollars!!! the 8-track's were what, 4 programs usually. i think. 2 of the 4 always had a song, or 2 split into 2 programs, because they couldn't fit it all into 1 program. and yes very, very, annoying!!!

I've actually got an 8-Track stereo recorder made by a company called "Hydra".

It cost me about £10 second hand.

I've only got blank tapes for it though....apart from one
which came with the machine and has bagpipe music on it.

AL-B 8)

8 Track was the thing when I was a teenager! As long as you had the all important accesory,The torn machbook cover! And wondrful sound of the tape being eaten after you spent all your extra money on a new 8 track album. 8)

Hah, the other day my friend was driving his nephew and his nephew said that he had never seen a tape player in a car before! lol, Damn, I'm getting old, and I'm not even 30 yet!

hey harley lol.i must be getting old too.i,m 28 and even i can remember tape players in cars lol.

jay