[Broken bicycles. Old busted chains. Rusted handle bars. Out in the rain. Somebody must. Have an orphanage for. These things that nobody. Wants any more. September's reminding July. It's time to be saying ... good-bye.]
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[Broken bicycles. Old busted chains. Rusted handle bars. Out in the rain. Somebody must. Have an orphanage for. These things that nobody. Wants any more. September's reminding July. It's time to be saying ... good-bye.]
Tom Waits - Broken Bicycles/ One From The Heart 1982
Some surprising soundtrack inclusions are basically just a bit of a dare to those who listen to them thanks to the strangeness they tend to represent with themselves. To give you an example, check One From The Heart. The movie was already weird enough as another crazy Coppola thing, yet the soundtrack located Tom Waits in his transitional phase. Mind you, I'm not suggesting his collaboration with Coppola turned him into Waits we know now, I think Coppola caught him in the time, where he wished to move beyond what he was in the 70's, yet he needed an opportunity to celebrate something like this. What better one than a soundtrack for a musical made by the maddest director of New Hollywood? While the music's good, the movie could've been a lot better.
The scrapman cometh
the seasons can turn on a dime somehow I forget every time for all the things that you've given me will always stay broken but I'll never throw them away
Tom Waits
Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle - Broken Bicycles