Yes!!! I've always wanted to do this mix but I didn't have enough of the non-soundtrack songs. This looks like a great companion to your previous Thompson mix.

Took time out to watch the F&LILV video last night; which I bought a while back but never got around to watching. Loved the movie 1st time around (perhaps I got a little too much into the spirit of things b4 venturing out if I recall correctly)Have to say the only thing I liked 2nd time around was the music. So yet again nice one Stripey.

Looks excellent Stripey....you don't see much of Perry Como on AoTM!

Yeah, the movie is only good in small doses- I just watched it twice in a week to do these mixes, and to listen to Thompson's hilarious and poignant commentary track, and the second time around I was annoyed at how it concentrated on the buffoonery instead of showing how bizarre the mainstream American culture was in the 70's. Don't get me wrong, there are plenty of great scenes that do show that, just not enough for frequent viewings.

That movie rocks!! cool mix...this is a great idea cuz they never include all the songs on soundtracks. I kept forgetting what that Rolling Stones track was called!

Interesting to see, but I have to admit I never liked the film, even on the first time around. I think you're right - the film (from what I remember of it) focused on the superfluous hedonism rather than the moral decay/rude awakening. I'd kind of given up on HST but read 'Kingdom of Fear' a few months back because I saw it in the library...he still has his moments :)

that's a pretty well-maintained list. There is one thing, though: did you, by chance, ever stumble upon the title of the song that Debbie Reynolds is singing at the Desert Room in the Tropicana? I can't find the name of it.
That, and it wasn't on the list. I imagine that she only performed it at concerts. That, and it was actually a duet. Oh well