Milk Soundtrack

 

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#	Danny Elfman — Milk	Length
1.	Queen Bitch David Bowie	3:14
2.	Everyday People Sly & The Family Stone	2:22
3.	Rock The Boat Hues Corporation	3:19
4.	You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) Sylvester	6:35
5.	Hello Hello Sopwith Camel	2:24
6.	Prelude No. 7 In E Flat (The Well Tempered Clavier - Book 2 BWV 876) The Swingle Singers	2:42
7.	Harvey's Theme 1 Danny Elfman	1:11
8.	Main Titles Danny Elfman	3:06
9.	Harvey's Will Danny Elfman	1:41
10.	The Castro Danny Elfman	0:59
11.	The Kiss Danny Elfman	0:45
12.	Politics Is Theater Danny Elfman	3:15
13.	New Hope Danny Elfman	1:46
14.	Harvey Wins Danny Elfman	0:31
15.	Proposition 6 Danny Elfman	1:25
16.	Repealed Rights Danny Elfman	1:03
17.	Gay Rights Now! Danny Elfman	2:20
18.	Dog Poo Danny Elfman	0:25
19.	Vote Passes Danny Elfman	0:53
20.	Brigg Pushing Danny Elfman	0:44
21.	The Debates Danny Elfman	2:48
22.	Weepy Donuts Danny Elfman	0:52
23.	Harvey's Last Day Danny Elfman	3:11
24.	Give 'Em Hope Danny Elfman	4:42
25.	Postscript Danny Elfman	2:03
26.	Harvey's Theme 2 Danny Elfman	1:15
27.	Anita's Theme Danny Elfman	0:53
28.	Main Titles Sax Solo Danny Elfman	2:32
		58:56

Plot summary

Upon moving to San Francisco from New York City in 1972, forty year old Harvey Milk gains focus in his life as a gay activist in the city's Castro district. Gay rights activism turns to political activism as Milk decides he can be a more effective voice for the gay community as a politician, elected or not. Through several elections and losses both for a city seat and a state assembly seat, Milk becomes the first openly gay man in the United States to be elected to political office when he wins a San Francisco supervisor seat in 1977. His many political battlefronts include one with the national anti-gay Save the Children crusade, led and fronted by singer Anita Bryant. Closer to home, Milk has a continuing struggle with his fellow supervisor, Dan White, a staunch social conservative.

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