Vinyl: The Wild Life Original Soundtrack Music Van Halen & Various Vinyl Promo M 1984

• Gold-stamped Promotional 1st pressing vinyl from 1984
• Movie written and produced by Cameron Crowe and starred Chris Penn, Lea Thompson, Eric Stoltz, Rick Moranis, Randy Quaid and more
• Eddie Van Halen performs instrumental "Donut City", available only on this soundtrack - a long-forgotten masterpiece recorded at a time that many believe was the height of his career
• Also featuring the music of Bananarama, Peter Case, Louise Goffin with Charlotte Caffey, Hanover Fist, Charlie Sexton with Ron Wood, Van Stephenson, Andy Summers, the Three O'clock and What Is This
• Disc appears to have never been played - Cover mint - original, white inner sleeve with liner notes insert (note: all copies have back cover print upside down) - from my personal collection (one owner)
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The Wild Life is a 1984 comedy-drama film, written by Cameron Crowe and directed by Art Linson.[1] Eddie Van Halen and Donn Landee composed the film's score.

The plot revolves around the characters of three teenagers living in the suburbs of Los Angeles. Bill (Eric Stoltz) has just graduated from high school and got his first apartment. His younger brother Jim, who is fixated on Vietnam and the Vietnam war (Ilan Mitchell-Smith), spends a lot of time practicing with his Nunchakus, getting high, listening to heavy metal on his boombox, and hanging out with Vietnam vet Charlie (Randy Quaid).

"The Wild Life" is a song written and performed by English female pop music vocal group Bananarama. It was composed for and included in the movie and on its soundtrack. The single peaked at number 70 on the Billboard Hot 100 in December 1984.