The music encompasses surf, rock,
lounge, and a fair bit of pop. The vocals are perfect for this setting, as they
make you feel like a young boy sitting in the movie theater getting a thrill
watching 007 smooch all the beautiful girls. Yes, this young man did just that.
In my heart, I would like nothing more than to return to those days.
Music like this really takes me there.
The music is more than appropriate
for a spy flick; it fits like a glove. The group does a nice job switching from
a rocking instrumental jaunt to a lounge, sexy spy song—the kind where he gets
the girl. Need I continue? I found this to be a very upbeat production. It made
me feel great, and I was smiling inside.
The result is that the music
accomplishes what it sets out to do. It sets the mood for the movie soundtracks
that it spoofs and runs you through the gamut of emotions, like it is supposed
to.
This is such a strong effort from
Seks Bomba. The music would get your heart pumping, and the movies
would be secondary. This excellent work deserves all the
recognition and accolades that all the great soundtracks get, even if it is a
spoof!
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
April 1999
Tracks:
01. Jet City
02. The Right Track (Baby)
03. 'To Kill 89': Theme
04. Bright Lights And You,
Girl
05. The Cat
06. 'Mondo Edgar': Theme
07. Do You Know The Way To San
Jose?
08. Klown Kar
09. Operation B.O.M.B.A.
10. 'Satan's Shriners': Main
Title & Love Theme
11. Last Call
12. It Had Better Be Tonight
13. Rum Holiday
14. The Seks Bomba Theme Part
1
15. Bonus Track: The Seks Bomba
Theme Part 2
