Talk to Me

So the soundtrack includes Satisfaction, Knock on Wood, Lies, Mr.

Big Stuff, Come On Everybody, Talk to Me, Mystery Dad.

Like, it's got so many great songs.

Good songs.

But, yeah, I mean, we did it.

cheaply and i have a great um i have a great distributor altered innocence that helped you know funded as well the um there's nine new songs in the movie which that was the main expense of doing it like licensing those songs but yeah i feel really blessed that um that I had a second crack at it.

It was my, it's my only film out of my five films that I didn't, wasn't satisfied with the edit, you know, and I learned a lot of lessons from it that I won't, uh, mistakes that I won't make again.

But, um, Yeah, it's finally the movie that I wanted it to be.

Not just with the edit, but the colors are finally right.

And, you know, the mix before was great, but it's just finally mixed and colored and edited.

And a lot of the songs that we tried to get in it back in the day, we couldn't get cleared.

So Echo and the Bunnymen, Clan of Zymox, Ministry...

Well, don't turn now, there's nothing here to fear.

You can talk to me.

Talk to me.

You can talk to me.

You can set your secret free, baby.

Dirty words lying under carpets.

Do I seem all that odd? Is it all that tough? Now I've shown you all my cards.

Well, isn't that enough? You can have your hurts, but there's something you can do.

Number seven, Spies Like Us by Paul McCartney.

Number eight, Stevie Nicks with Talk To Me.

Number nine, James Brown with Living in America.

Number ten, Miami Sound Machine with Conga.