Here's why:
* More emphasis on the comedic elements: This film leaned heavily into its outrageous humor and visual gags, which took priority over a heavy music focus.
* No dedicated musical numbers: Unlike the other two movies, there weren't any full-blown musical sequences or scenes where music was used as a central element.
* Still some memorable songs: The film does include some iconic tunes in the background or for specific scenes, like "The Girl From Ipanema" during the beach scene.
However, the soundtrack for "The Spy Who Shagged Me" isn't as widely recognized or discussed as the other two films. It wasn't necessarily *bad*, just less memorable and less central to the film's overall vibe.