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"In the summer of '85, I was a teenager with a 10-speed and a Sony Walkman; not the most powerful combination of technology, but I swear I got up to 88 miles an hour at least once on that thing. And here I am in 2015, still tingling from the memory, so maybe it worked.

The plutonium in the tank was the soundtrack from Back to the Future, Robert Zemeckis's time travel comedy featuring a young Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly. The hit single was of course "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News. (The band also recorded "Back in Time" for the film.)

But my favourite track was number six, an eight-minute instrumental riff titled "Back to the Future Overture" performed by the Outatime Orchestra; actually a 98-piece philharmonic assembled by composer Alan Silvestri, the largest orchestra at that time for a Universal picture score......." click below to