Topless Women Talk About Their Lives (soundtrack)

The Topless Women Talk About Their Lives soundtrack accompanies the 1997 film of the same name, directed by Harry Shearer. The film is a mockumentary that satirizes documentary filmmaking conventions while also exploring the lives of the titular women in the fictional town of Paradise, Ohio.

The soundtrack primarily features original music written by various artists, often in a folk or Americana style, reflecting the film's setting and themes. Many of the songs are diegetic, meaning they appear as part of the film's narrative, either played on radios, sung by characters, or performed at local venues. The music contributes significantly to the film's comedic tone and its portrayal of small-town life.

While a comprehensive, commercially released soundtrack album may not have been widely available, information on specific tracks and artists involved in the film's music can be found in film credits, reviews, and online music databases. The music featured in Topless Women Talk About Their Lives is generally considered an integral element of the film's overall satire and comedic effect.