Dennis Hopper’s Legendary ‘Last Movie’ Finally Gets a Soundtrack Album, Five Decades Later, Via Record Store Day
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variety.comDennis Hopper’s infamous directorial follow-up to “Easy Rider,” is a counterculture touchstone in its own right, even though it wasn’t given a national release for decades after its short-lived 1971 bow.
Even longer in coming: a soundtrack album. This Saturday, nearly five decades after the movie first touched screens, a companion LP is arriving.
The vinyl on the label Earth Recordings, distributed by Light in the Attic in the U.S., will be released for Record Store Day on August 29, in a limited edition of 1000.
A CD version will be forthcoming.Variety invited the album’s two producers to weigh in on “The Last Movie” and its music, then and now.
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