From DJPOPPOP4. Simon & Garfunkel - The Graduate (1967): A defining folk-rock soundtrack of the era, The Graduate spent nine weeks at #1 on the album chart. Anchored by the enduring "Mrs. Robinson" and the haunting "The Sound of Silence", its music became inseparable from the film - and from the cultural mood surrounding it.
- Does the mix of Simon and Garfunkel songs with Grusin's instrumental cues feel like one cohesive album to you, or two records stitched together?No answers yet
- Which Grusin instrumental would you happily put on at a dinner party without anyone knowing it came from a 1968 soundtrack?No answers yet
- How does hearing the unfinished Mrs. Robinson - Version 1 and Version 2 change your relationship with the finished song you already know?No answers yet
- What mood does April Come She Will put you in, and does its brevity work for or against it?1 reply
- Do soundtrack albums like this still have a place today, or has the format been replaced by playlists and streaming?No answers yet
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