At the time of the film's release, soundtracks were still being used as a promotional vehicle for movies. Blank (John Cusack), a contract assassin who's cool, calm, and likes to listen to the heavy jams while his life slowly unravels. The story of this 1997 black comedy revolves around Martin Q. How the Presence of Guns 'N' Roses Elevates the Film Guns N' Roses released it off their Use Your Illusion I album, and six years later it was included on the soundtrack for Grosse Pointe Blank. He encourages them all to sing along, but sadly, none oblige.'Live and Let Die' was a cover of a song by Paul McCartney's band Wings, who wrote it for a James Bond movie of the same name. “The new vacation will stand on its own.' Right after, Rusty flicks on the radio and lands on Seal's 1994 hit - 'I love this song!' he exclaims (with a suspicious amount of enthusiasm for the song, causing the rest of his family to roll their eyes audibly).

The scene starts with Rusty's (Ed Helms) son James, in a not-so-subtle wink-wink-nudge-nudge to the original films, say,'I've never even heard of the original vacation. The latest installment of National Lampoon's Vacation franchise has the song first crop up when the Griswolds start their cross-country odyssey to Walley World, where patriarch Rusty Griswold spent a memorable childhood summer he hopes to recreate. So it's not a total shock that there's a scene in Vacation where 'Kiss From a Rose' plays. And that's more than 20 years after the song's initial release. I'm speaking from experience, having grown up listening to Fairfield County's WEBE 108, the Mecca of easy listening, on the way to school every morning.

If you turn on the radio pretty much anywhere you go, there's a good chance that you'll hear Seal's 'Kiss From A Rose' at some point.

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