Soundtrack

Featured on the Electric Dreams soundtrack album

Track listing

"Electric Dreams" - P. P. Arnold (O'Dowd/Pickett)
"Video!" - Jeff Lynne (Lynne)
"The Dream" - Culture Club (O'Dowd/Hay)
"The Duel" - Giorgio Moroder (Moroder), this piece was based upon the classical piece Minuet in G major
"Now You're Mine" - Helen Terry (St. John/Lemorande)
"Love Is Love" - Culture Club (O'Dowd/Hay)
"Chase Runner" - Heaven 17 (Marsh/Ware/Gregory)
"Let it Run" - Jeff Lynne (Lynne)
"Madeline's Theme" - Giorgio Moroder (Moroder)
"Together in Electric Dreams" - Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder (Oakey/Moroder)

*The North American version (Epic) reverses tracks 1 and 10.

The lyrics can be read at the Let's Sing It website.

The Singles

"Together in Electric Dreams"

The song "Together in Electric Dreams" by Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder was released as a single and became an international hit in 1984.

"Video!"

Another song, "Video!" by Jeff Lynne, was also released as a single (and includes an instrumental version of the song, and a non-album track, "Sooner or Later", as the B-side).

"Now You're Mine"

Other songs released as singles worldwide are Helen Terry's "Now You're Mine".

"Electric Dreams"

And the title track, "Electric Dreams", by PP Arnold.

"The Duel"

Giorgio Moroder ‎– The Duel, 7" Vinyl, 45 RPM Released in France.

"Love Is Love"

The song "Love Is Love" by Culture Club was released as a single in 1985 in Canada, Europe, and Japan.

The complete catalog of music featured in the movie

Electric Dreams*

Electric Dreams

Performed by P.P. Arnold

Composed by Boy George (as George O'Dowd) and Phil Pickett

Produced by Don Was

Karma Chameleon (Instrumental Muzak Version)

Adapted by John Gregory and Harry Rabinowitz

Composed by Boy George (as George O'Dowd), Jon Moss, Mikey Craig (as Michael Craig), Phil Pickett

Now You're Mine

Performed by Helen Terry

Music by Giorgio Moroder / Lyrics by Helen St. John and Rusty Lemorande

Produced by Giorgio Moroder

Johnny Too Bad

Performed by UB40

Composed by Winston Bailey, DerrickCrook & Roy Beckford

Waltz of the Flowers

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Re-recorded in London

The Duel

Performed, Composed and Produced by Giorgio Moroder

The Thieving Magpie

("La gazza ladrà: Overture")

Music by Gioachino Rossini

Re-recorded in London

Suite from Anna Magdalena Bach

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach

Adapted by Johnny Gregory (as John Gregory)

Re-recorded in London

Toccata and Fugue in D minor

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach

Adapted by Johnny Gregory (as John Gregory)

Re-recorded in London

Mad Minuet

by Bruce Woolley

based on a melody by Johann Sebastian Bach

You Can't Hurry Love

Performed by Phil Collins

Composed by Eddie Holland, LamontDozier, Brian Holland

(c) 1965 Stone Agate Music Division | Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp./WEA international, Inc., by arrangement with Warner Special Products (c) 1982 Atlantic Recording Corp./WEA International, Inc.

Video

Performed, Composed and Produced by Jeff Lynne

Love Is Love

Performed by Culture Club

Composed by Boy George and Roy Hay

Produced by Steve Levine for Do Not Erase Productions

The Dream

Performed by Culture Club

Composed by Boy George and Roy Hay

Produced by Steve Levine for Do Not Erase Productions

Let It Run

Performed, Composed and Produced by Jeff Lynne

Do You Really Want To Hurt Me (Instrumental Muzak Version)

Adapted by Johnny Gregory (as John Gregory) & Harry Rabinowitz

Composed by Culture Club

Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry

Performed by Heaven 17

Composed by Ian Craig Marsh (as Ian Craig Marsh), Martyn Ware, Glen Gregory

Chase Runner

Performed by Heaven 17

Composed by Ian Craig Marsh (as Ian Craig Marsh), Martyn Ware, Glen Gregory

Produced by B.E.F./Greg Walsh | Another B.E.F. Production

Madeline's Theme

Performed, Composed and Produced by Giorgio Moroder

Together In Electric Dreams

performed by Giorgio Moroder with Phil Oakey

Music by Giorgio Moroder/Lyrics by Phil Oakey

Produced by Giorgio Moroder

The Star-Spangled Banner

(Traditional)

Happy Trails to You

Written by Dale Evans

Happy Birthday to You

Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill

Taps

(Traditional)

*There are a number of instrumentals that have not been identified; an orchestral piece playing in the background while Madeline and Miles run into each other at the supermarket; and when they are eating at the restaurant; another orchestral piece with an accompanying synth, after Miles confronts Edgar about the stunt pulled at Madeline's concert; the music score that accompanies the scene when Edgar is trying to sleep (he's counting electric sheep); the scene where Edgar calls Miles at his office; the scene during the violent confrontation between Miles and Edgar; and the scene towards the end when Miles and Edgar say goodbye. I contacted both Giorgio Moroder and Steve Barron. Neither has replied ... yet. Two of the instrumentals are featured in the videos below.

Dreaming of Electric Sheep from Edgar on Vimeo.

The Comprehensive

Electric Dreams

Playlist

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The Videos

PP Arnold -- Electric Dreams from Directed by Steve Barron on Vimeo.

The music video was directed by Steve Barron.

Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder-Together In Electric Dreams from Giorgio Moroder on Vimeo. The video was directed by Steve Barron.

The music video was directed by Rusty Lemorande.

Love Is Love from C.A. Chicoine on Vimeo.

"Love Is Love" - Culture Club (O'Dowd/Hay)

From the motion picture "Electric Dreams". Video directed by Daniel Kleinman

P.P. Arnold sang a version of "Love Is Love", which appears on the hard-to-find Electric Dreams - Video Soundtrack EP VHS tape. The same video used for Culture Club was used for Arnold's.

Electric Dreams-The Duel from Giorgio Moroder on Vimeo. The video was directed by Steve Barron.