I found myself sitting through this movie the other night after everyone had gone to bed. It's stood up pretty well, even if it seems like a collection of period cliches to some degree. It was an 80s film nostalgic for the idealized period of the 60s. Today it has the additional layer of being watchable as post-millennial nostalgia for the Reagan era.
While there are no surprising selections or interesting rarities dug up for the soundtrack it is a decent collection of safe hits from the period. It serves as a memento for Boomers. It also serves as a primer for the echo generation to the music of their parents, in the same way that I dug up a Sinatra's Capital Years collection of my dad's when I was in my late teens or early 20s.
Not stellar, but decent.