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Dec 12, 2019 · Here's a soundtrack guide to the movie. Oh Yeah – Yello. Love Missile F1-11 – Sigue Sigue Sputnik. Beat City – The Flowerpot Men. Taking The Day Off - General Public. B.A.D. – Big Audio Dynamite. March of the Swivelheads - The English Beat. Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want – The Dream Academy.
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The movie is filled with memorable scenes, from Ferris singing "Twist and Shout" atop a parade float to his race against time to get home before his parents discover he's skipped school. The soundtrack of this film is also noteworthy, featuring songs from Yello, The Beat, and the legendary Beatles. In particular, the song "Oh Yeah" is an iconic ...
- OH Yeah – Yello
- Love Missile F1-11 – Sigue Sigue Sputnik
- Beat City – The Flowerpot Men
- Taking The Day Off – General Public
- B.A.D. – Big Audio Dynamite
- March of The Swivelheads – The English Beat
- Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want – The Dream Academy
- Danke Schoen – Wayne Newton
- Radio People – Zapp
- I’m Afraid – Blue Room
‘Oh Yeah’ by Yello is featured a couple of times during the movie. The first time the song plays is when Ferris successfully steals a classic Ferrari belonging to his friend’s father so they can skip school in style. The song also plays towards the movie’s end when the group’s moody principal finds himself on a bus full of kids. Related: Hop in the...
One of the early scenes in the movie features Ferris’ attempts at convincing his girlfriend Sloan and his best friend Cameron to play hooky with him, which is when this song plays. His best friend Cameron is the wild card. At first, he turns down Ferris because he thinks he’s way too sick to leave the house (Cam’s tendency towards hypochondria is j...
This classic ’80s synth song featuring prominent “surf rock” guitar plays as Ferris and the gang take a drive around Chicago looking for something to do after secretly skipping school.
Much of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off features Ferris’ best friend Cameron having a movie-long mental breakdown. ‘Taking the Day Off’ plays during one of the many scenes where Cameron “goes berserk.” In this song’s particular scene, a nearly unresponsive Cam takes a head-first dive into a swimming pool, and Ferris has to fish him out. Related: Here are ...
Playing while Ferris, Sloan, and Cameron arrive at an ill-fated parking garage in downtown Chicago, the song’s punk-rock vibes mix well with the rebellious teenagers’ determination to have the best day of their lives while skipping school. Big Audio Dynamite was formed by former The Clash member Mick Jones in 1984. Related: We feature another Big A...
This upbeat tune accompanies Ferris Bueller’s desperate attempt to make it home and back in bed before his family gets there after spending the day playing hooky. The song plays as he weaves his way on foot through backyards and side streets. This song appears as a bonus track on The English Beats’ album. Related: Keep up your pace with the best ru...
The Dream Academy had a couple of their songs licensed for this movie. Aside from their tune ‘The Edge of Forever’ the song ‘Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want’ is featured during a scene at the Art Institute of Chicago as the three friends study Seurat. The song was first released by The Smiths.
Translated as “thank you” in English, Wayne Newton’s jazzy number ‘Danke Schoen’ is featured during one of the most pivotal scenes in this ’80s cult movie. When Ferris and his buddies take over a float during a downtown parade, Ferris serenades the crowd with this Wayne Newton hit and The Beatles’ ‘Twist and Shout.’
Ferris, Cameron, and Sloan receive a hard lesson about what happens when you valet a classic Ferrari for the day while exploring downtown Chicago. Zapp’s ‘Radio People’ can be heard playing in the background during a scene when the group picks the car up and realizes the miles on the vintage Ferrari are far too high for the little driving they’ve d...
Good-natured troublemaker Ferris Bueller can convince anyone to do just about anything. While he and his friends play hooky, he convinces his buddy Cameron to steal his father’s vintage Ferrari. Blue Room’s ‘I’m Afraid’ plays during a pivotal scene when Cam realizes they can’t undo the miles they put on the car and will be in big trouble. Oops! Rel...
Jun 26, 2020 · Jun 26 2020 • 8:01 AM. Although Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is a timeless ’80s classic for countless reasons, the movie wouldn’t have been as exceptional if not for its iconic music ...
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Every time a movie, TV show or commercial wants to underline the jaw-dropping impact of a hot babe or sleek auto, that synth-drum starts popping and that deep voice rumbles, 'Oh yeah . . .'" [105] Yello was unheard of in the United States at the time, but the inclusion of their song in Ferris Bueller and The Secret of My Success the following year sparked great interest in the song, where it ...
Jun 24, 2020 · Recorded by the Swiss synth pop duo known as Yello, "Oh Yeah" became a pop culture phenomenon after being featured in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." We meet up with Yello - composer Boris Blank and ...
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