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Is Queen the only rock band to have done all the music for a film,
without appearing in it ( even in a cameo )?

No.
AC/DC did for Stephen King's Maximum Overdrive.
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The Who (John Entwistle) remixed the material from their 1973 Quadrophenia
album for the film of the same name that was released in 1979.

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But The Who do a cameo in it. They are on the TV.

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Prince did the songs for Batman and didn't appear in it. He didn't do
the score but nor did Queen.

Lois Lane (Dutch group) did the score for a Dutch movie called Amsterdamned.
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"With Queen's Flash doing so well at the record store, Howard Blake's
score has had to wait 20 years for a release."

Apologies, never used a newsgroup before. Just checking to see what shows
up when I write a message to the group.

Just thought I'd comment that Prince's music for Batman was fairly hostinghostinghostinghosting. I
seem to recall two tunes in the film that were good....the one where Jack
goes and paints the museum, and the one where he is on the floats giving out
money. The Danny Elfman score is immense. Prince's stuff was
supplementary to the film.

Flash..the film was hostinghostinghostinghosting. However, the Queen music made it something.
Without the Queen music, it would have been nothing. The single alone
raised its awareness and made people want to see it.



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....and what's more, The Who were hostinghostinghostinghosting too!

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Flash..the film was hostinghostinghostinghosting.

Actually, I thought it was supposed to be. I used to go to the saturday
matinees and watch the original Flash, and the movie was totally a reflection
of those old reels, very camp on purpose.


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