1984 original soundtrack, still in shrink. The "Electric Dreams (Original Soundtrack From The Film)" is a vibrant showcase of 1980s synth-pop and new wave, released in 1984 to accompany Steve Barron's science fiction romantic comedy film. The soundtrack features an impressive roster of artists including Giorgio Moroder, renowned for his pioneering electronic music production; Philip Oakey of The Human League, whose collaboration with Moroder on "Together In Electric Dreams" became an enduring hit; Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra, who delivers the catchy "Video!" track; and Culture Club, whose "Love Is Love" underscores the film’s emotional core. Also featured are Heaven 17 with "Chase Runner" and Helen Terry with the powerful "Now You’re Mine," each contributing their distinctive sound. Moroder's influence as producer is felt throughout the album, weaving together lush synthesizers and infectious rhythms that perfectly capture the era’s technological optimism and romanticism. The soundtrack, pressed to vinyl, is prized both for its audio fidelity and its iconic cover art, making it a sought-after piece for collectors. For music lovers, the record not only delivers nostalgia but also stands as a testament to the collaborative spirit and sonic innovation of early '80s pop, making it a gem of the decade’s musical landscape.