Cry Little Sister I Need You Now [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]

Product Description
The Theme-tune from Cult '80s Film "The Lost Boys", One of the Cultural Reference Points for Any Child of the '80s and Spawned One of the Best Selling Soundtracks of all Time. It's the Perfect Time to Re-vitalise this Classic '80s Rock Track. G Tom Mac (Who is Helping Write the who Reunion Album with Roger Daltrey) Could Strike a Blow for Original '80s Rockers Against the New Pretenders as the Lost Brothers Take on the Darkness in the 2003 Christmas Pop Chart. They also Star in the Video for "Cry Little Sister" Alongside G Tom Mac and the Fantastic Lost Boys Meets Blair Witch Style Promo features on the Enhanced CD.

Album Details

The Theme-tune from Cult '80s Film "The Lost Boys", One of the Cultural Reference Points for Any Child of the '80s and Spawned One of the Best Selling Soundtracks of all Time. It's the Perfect Time to Re-vitalise this Classic '80s Rock Track. G Tom Mac (Who is Helping Write the who Reunion Album with Roger Daltrey) Could Strike a Blow for Original '80s Rockers Against the New Pretenders as the Lost Brothers Take on the Darkness in the 2003 Christmas Pop Chart. They also Star in the Video for "Cry Little Sister" Alongside G Tom Mac and the Fantastic Lost Boys Meets Blair Witch Style Promo features on the Enhanced CD.

Customer Reviews:

I love this song........2005-05-20

I remember hearing this (as most of us did) in the lost boys soundtrack.Its one of those tracks you skip back to hear again and agian and when this was released i wasnt sure what to expect.But its damn good and worth the small price to buy.

I'm horrified.......2005-02-19

If you're a fan of the original you probably won't like this upbeat dance mix. Wait for a sample to hear before you waste your hard earned cash.

G Tom Mac! with the Lost Brothers! This has to be good!.......2004-09-21

The Lost Brothers knew what they were doin' when they brought back the song that never went away for most. But they Re-Charged it. Re-Amped it. Re-vived, and Re-VAMPED. But it would not be quite what it is had G Tom Mac aka Gerard Mcmann not once again sang vocals some 16 years later. He sounds better then ever. In fact, this was way overdue, but I have created a Tribute site to G Tom Mac. Not using this album review as a "promo", but thought if you liked this song, why not take a look at the man behind it. ~IndustriaLords' Tribute to G Tom Mac~ http://www.geocities.com/gtommactribute
Oh!... And did I mention the video's "wicked"! And these Female Vampyre's? Where o' Where? I Need You Now! yoUrS ForEVErmoRe, IndustriaLord / AEBarr