Hasbro is ready to rock and roll out with a reimagined soundtrack for The Transformers: The Movie (1986). Fans can join “The Apology Tour” and celebrate the film’s 40th anniversary with songs bursting with ’80s nostalgia.
There’s more than meets the eye and ears in The Transformers: The Movie: The Soundtrack: The Reformatted Edition. This album re-records and reimagines 10 of your favorite tracks from the 1986 movie. Autobot and Decepticon fans can unite with unforgettable songs like “Escape,” “Hunger,” and “Dare to Be Stupid.”
This album reimagines your favorite songs from the 1986 movie. | Source: Hasbro/ Reigning Phoenix Music
This album features classic tracks like "The Touch," and "Dare." | Source: Hasbro/ Reigning Phoenix Music
The soundtrack has exclusive vinyl releases at Amazon and Target. | Source: Hasbro/ Reigning Phoenix Music
Of course, the album wouldn’t be complete without hits like “The Touch” and “Dare.” Both of these iconic songs will feature the return of rock musician Stan Bush, the original singer from The Transformers: The Movie. The soundtrack also includes killer performances from The Knights of Unicron, Sebastian Bach, Brittney Slays, Mark Osegueda, and more.
If you can’t get over what happens to Optimus Prime in the movie (and honestly, neither can we), then maybe these surprises can help. The album’s first single, “The Touch,” is now available for on most major music streaming platforms. Fans can also watch the song’s music video, featuring a re-recorded track from Stan Bush. As an extra surprise, fans can now preorder the soundtrack, along with exclusive vinyl releases at Amazon and Target.
Fans can find more ways to listen to these iconic tracks by visiting The Transformers: The Movie linktr.ee.
THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE: THE SOUNDTRACK: THE REFORMATTED EDITION
This album re-records and reimagines 10 of your favorite tracks from the 1986 film, The Transformers: The Movie. Fans can roll out to iconic songs like “The Touch,” “Dare,” “Escape,” and “Hunger.”
