Various - Fletch El Camaleón Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack

Review by Preda Giani

Fletch El Camaleón Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack is a compilation album featuring various artists. The album is inspired by the 1989 comedy film "Fletch Lives" and features music that complements the film's theme. The album consists of 10 tracks, and each track is unique and different from the other.

The album opens with "Fletch, Get Outta Town," a catchy and upbeat track by Dan Hartman. The song sets the tone for the album and is followed by "The Other Side of Love" by Yazoo, a classic 80s track with a pop and electronic feel. The album then moves on to "Fletch Theme" by Harold Faltermeyer, which is a classic 80s instrumental track that perfectly captures the essence of the film.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Bitchin' Camaro" by The Dead Milkmen, a high-energy punk rock track that perfectly complements the film's rebellious tone. "Name of the Game" by Crystal Method is another standout track with its edgy electronic beats and haunting melody.

Summary by Preda Giani

Fletch El Camaleón Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack is a well-curated album that perfectly captures the essence of the film. It features a diverse selection of tracks that cater to different music tastes, making it an enjoyable listening experience. The album is a must-have for fans of the film and for anyone who enjoys 80s music.