#WARRIOR SOUNDTRACK ENDING SONG MOVIE#

The film's exhausting conclusion is forever cemented to Joe Walsh's desperate survival anthem 'In the City,' as our heroes walk triumphantly into a dreary Coney Island sunrise. Memorable audio clips from the mysterious female DJ informing rival gang factions of brutal clashes are placed between tracks, as well as the infamous battle cry 'e out to play-aay!' - complete with clacking beer bottles. 'In Havana,' performed by Kenny Vance with Ismael Miranda, boasts deep-cut ethnic spicing and seamy horn work dressed in easy rhythms. Adding laid-back soul texture is a smooth Mandrill rarity, 'Echoes in My Mind,' highlighting solid basslines popping over funky horns and catchy vocals. Conjuring strange film images, 'Theme from The Warriors,' 'The Fight,' and 'Baseball Furies Chase' are testosterone-laden instrumentals, combining sinister guitars and plodding drum work peppered with creepy-sounding keyboards. Ask questions and download or stream the entire soundtrack on Spotify, YouTube, iTunes, & Amazon. Barry de Vorzon's bone-chilling compositions envelop hard rock and sub-disco funk with a gritty apocalyptic urge. All 1 songs featured in Warrior season 2 episode 5: Not for a Drink, a, with scene descriptions.

#WARRIOR SOUNDTRACK ENDING SONG MOVIE#

Shot on location in and around New York City's grimy nighttime subways and flaunting a virile cast of unknowns, The Warriors remains a '70s cult favorite, featuring violent gang warfare and a perfectly matched movie score.

Warrior soundtrack ending song