Stand-by Joined: 12/15/06
Here is the official track list for the movie:
Thank You For The Music
One Of Us
S.O.S
I Have A Dream
Andante, Andante
Knowing Me, Knowing You
Angel Eyes
Hasta Mañana
I've Been Waiting For You
My Love, My Life
When I Kissed The Teacher
Waterloo
Why Did It Have To Be Me?
Kisses Of Fire
The Name Of The Game
Mamma Mia
Dancing Queen
Hole In Your Soul
Fernando
Super Trouper
Source (Someone filmed the end credits with the song list at the VidCon screening last weekend): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLkqONMTDTk
Also someone that saw the movie last weekend confirmed:
Donna passed away one year prior to the events of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. They never state specifically how she passed away but it is mentioned she rekindled her relationship with Sam.
Source: http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=15215720&postcount=102
Understudy Joined: 2/3/16
Yeah although Donna is really dead, she's still in the movie a lot. Someone said the scene where Sophie and Donna's spirit in the chapel will move you to tears
There's 20 songs on the final credits but only 18 on the movie soundtrack, according to iTunes, Spotify, Deezer.... I'm wondering which songs were cut from the album.
BOO! No Summer Night City??
Interesting that there appear to be reprises of some songs from the first film. I especially excited about When I Kissed the Teacher, One of Us, I've Been Waiting For You, Kisses of Fire and My Love My Life as these are some of my favorites. Unsure about Hole in Your Soul...it's really a lower tier ABBA song. At least it isn't Move On...
BOO! No Summer Night City??
”Summer Night City” was in the stage show during early previews in London. Shortly after Sophie puts the 3 letters in the mail slot, “Summer Night City” kicked in and cleverly introduced all the characters.
Take a listen: https://youtu.be/gbZN6P3sVb8
The audio of it in the show is around somewhere. I feel they would have wedged it in the sequel somehow
Stand-by Joined: 12/15/06
More info. about characters here:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/mamma-mia-here-we-go-again-everything-know-musical-sequel-1123583
Crazily, was hoping for "The Visitors," one of the most electric dance tracks every recorded, and 80s defining. I had hoped it might turn up just to mix up the first tier hits.
Anyone else remember the long version, including the terrific instrumental, to "Visitors?" You couldn't NOT hear it in the 80s. But to be fair, it's very atypical of the original Abba sound.
I'm holding out for "Mamma Mia! How Can I Resist You," which will contain essential ABBA tracks like "King Kong Song," "Dum Dum Diddle" and "I'm a Marionette."
I'm holding out for "Mamma Mia! How Can I Resist You," which will contain essential ABBA tracks like "King Kong Song," "Dum Dum Diddle" and "I'm a Marionette."
Don't forget the classics Bang a Boomerang, Nina Pretty Ballerina, The Piper and What About Livingstone!
Anyone else remember the long version, including the terrific instrumental, to "Visitors?" You couldn't NOT hear it in the 80s. But to be fair, it's very atypical of the original Abba sound.
The entire final album from ABBA was genius. Their sound was constantly being refined, taking advantage of change in trends and new technology. Arrival marked the first major shift for them after their first three albums, catapulting them into the stratosphere with Dancing Queen which was the segue to their milestone album, The Album. Voulez-Vous is viewed more of a transition "disco" album, but I've always held it in high regard, especially for its inclusion of I Have a Dream and Chiquitita. Super Trouper was the next milestone while The Visitors was sadly, mostly forgotten, with the exception of Slipping Through My Fingers, due to the musical, and Madonna's cover of Like an Angel Passing Through My Room recorded for her album Music, but "officially" unreleased.
I would have delighted in seeing a couple more of their post-album singles as they did with Under Attack (which was stupidly left out of the film version). You Owe Me One is delightful; Just Like That ("officially" unreleased) is a terrific earworm, though not in the "saxophone version" (I especially like the alternate version recorded by Gemini, but a hybrid of it and the original would be optimal); and The Day Before You Came would be difficult to use, but is probably their most surprising and mysterious song.
So bang, a boom-a-boomerang is love. A boom-a-boomerang is love.
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/21/05
robbie_731 said: "Also someone that saw the movie last weekend confirmed:
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I thought it was pretty obvious from the trailer. At least that's what i inferred.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/23/08
Official Soundtrack Listing and song order is out:
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
I got to pre-screen this tonight and will post more about it tomorrow, but it's our generation's Grease 2, in the best possible way.
Featured Actor Joined: 9/1/14
Please tell us about it!!!
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/16/06
The soundtrack is available on streaming services and have to say, it's very good. Think my favourite is Angel Eyes and My Love, My Life.
Featured Actor Joined: 9/1/14
It’s very very good indeed!
Lili James sings beautifully!
I wonder how The day before you came is used in the movie...
Featured Actor Joined: 6/7/15
Can anyone who has seen the movie tell me how much the younger versions appear in the movie?
I really don’t care much about the young Donna and her story.
Can anyone who has seen the movie tell me how much the younger versions appear in the movie?
I really don’t care much about the young Donna and her story.
If the trailers and track listing are any indication, that looks to be the main plot of the movie.
Featured Actor Joined: 6/7/15
NOWaWarning said: "If the trailers and track listing are any indication, that looks to be the main plot of the movie "
That's what I'm afraid of. It's so weird because Mamma Mia works cuz of its star power and now they are sidelined for stories no one cares about
Leading Actor Joined: 1/27/15
Star power has nothing to do with it!! Mamma Mia works because of the music!!
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/20/13
Would it be crazy to place Lily James on the list of the potential actresses to play Glinda in the Wicked movie?
Um am I hearing the same vocals you all are? Lily James makes Amanda Seyfried sound like Ethel Merman.
Understudy Joined: 2/3/16
Anyone feel weird that there’s absolutely no press interview for this movie? The movie’s out in few days.
Stand-by Joined: 12/15/06
Yeah, there's been press.
They had press conferences with the cast and creatives in Sweden, Germany, and UK so far.
Just look on YouTube for vids of press conferences.
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