From songs by Redbone, Alice Cooper, Spacehog to Beastie Boys, check out this incredible Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 mixtape that culminates the funky vibe that the movie has to offer.
We know for a fact that the one person from Earth that Peter Quill always looked up to is Kevin Beacon. The actor was kidnapped so the Guardians can make one of their own feel good. Peter's love for funky, pop music never left him even after he was taken away from Earth, instead it only became stronger over the years. Not to forget the impact that it had on his fellow Guardians and ultimately our audience. Anyone who says that Guardians is their favourite Marvel movie knows that half of this love is for the impeccable collection of music that the movie has to offer. As Earth's mightiest heroes were dealing with every unearthly threat, these ravengers in other parts of the universe were trying to save the universe while enjoying a kickass mixtape. And the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 mixtape is no different!
It's impossible to imagine anything other than Peter Quill dancing his way to get the infinity stone when we hear Redbone'sCome and Get Your Love. The song was one of the band's most significant successes which was released in 1974 and it sold over a million copies while reaching the top 5 on the U.S. music charts. But the people born after the 80s and fans of the Marvel franchise will always picture the song with GOTG.
The movie is a part of one of Marvel's long-standing successful trilogies and has managed to garner a fanbase of its own. It's not just the characters and their stories but each mixtape that the makers had to offer the audience. One always gets to enjoy the psychedelic and funk vibe that the Guardians have to offer through each frame. With a range of music from the 70s, 80s, and the 90s, the third Volume of the film hasn't disappointed fans. If you're walking into the theatres to watch the backstory of one of the most beloved Guardians, then you need this GOTG Volume 3 mixtape to prepare yourself.
While this mixtape is the ideal way to deal with the emotional damage that the final movie caused, let's not forget another masterpiece that we got to experience when Vol 2 came out. Guardians' Inferno composed by Tyler Bates and James Gunn was recorded by The Sneepers and David Hasselhoff. Shot to bring out the funk and disco vibes of the 70s, James worked on this gem after he wouldn't go through with it in the first movie.
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