Titanic (1997)Ĭéline Dion told Billboard that when she was recording "My Heart Will Go On," her thoughts were: “Sing the song, then get the heck out of there." 7. We took out most of the synthesized stuff and replaced it with organs in the film version.” 6. For example, the guitars were dropped way down for the film because guitars weren’t a dominant instrument back then saxophones were. Maybe don’t rush to get the album if you love the film’s songs: According to executive producer Jimmy Ienner, “We needed different mixes for the film and record. Like a box of chocolates, except songs, with everything from Jefferson Airplane to Lynyrd Skynyrd featured in Robert Zemeckis's Oscar-winning hit. Prince wrote around 100 songs for the movie-and "Purple Rain" wasn’t even in that original group. Saturday Night Fever (1977)ĬPR will never be the same. Parton refused and later commented that “when Whitney came out, I made enough money to buy Graceland." 2. The Bodyguard (1992)Įlvis Presley originally wanted to record Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You,” but his people wanted half the publishing rights. (The following list is based on RIAA certified units).
HIGHEST GROSSING MOVIES OF THE 80S MOVIE
Here are the 20 best-selling movie soundtracks of all time-many of which have been on the list for decades. But they have a long way to go before entering the top echelon. (And sometimes better than the film itself.) In early December 2018, three soundtracks were in the Billboard Top 10, and Mariah Carey’s Glitter soundtrack has been in the news recently for reentering the charts. Movie soundtracks can be big business-sometimes bigger than the movie itself.
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