best movie soundtrack ever

[nexarse-6]

don't know about the rest of you, but i enjoy a good movie from time to time (often a bit more than that ...), and integral to every movie is their soundtrack.

my faves are:
-requiem for a dream (symphony)
-bladerunner (vangelis - pre-electronic electronica)
-grosse point blank (Specials, Violent Femmes, The Clash, Joe Strummer, The Pixies, etc...)
-run lola run (pounding lo-fi techno)

[FunkStu]

I loved -

Shallow Grave
Reality Bites
A Life Less Ordinary
Oceans 11 (remake)

but the number one has to be:

Human Traffic.

[Bruce McAvaney]

Lost Highway
Mulholland Drive
Blues Brothers

[nexarse-6]

i was gonna say - anyone who nominates human traffic, go or groove is automatically disqualified as a lame gurner.

[Dioxin]

fight club
then
requiem for a dream (top flick too)

[birdie num num]

- Any movie by Tarantino, particularly Natural Born Killers and Reservoir Dogs
- Magnolia - Aimee Mann pretty much carries the whole soundtrack 'cos she *can*!
- Tomb Raider - good angry music and the music had to be good 'cos the film sucked ass!

[i_have_ADD]

fight club

goooooo the dust brothers!!!!

"this is your life, and its ending one minute at a time..."

[feeble]

how could you forget Pulp Fiction?

[ok47]

fight club: dust brothers - wish they would release other shit

and yeah ok requiem for a dream (gets depressing towards the end)

and the dead presidents soundtrack

[birdie num num]

Pulp Fiction is included in my 'Tarantino' answer, Feeble

[moniqker]

Lock, Stock was pretty good.

Star Wars.

[moniqker]

Oh, and Get Shorty.

[Tax Invoice]

Trainspotting

[petiepoo_80]

Empire Records - but then that would have to be one of my all time favourite movies so I guess i'm biased....

[boz-e]

Get Carter

the original one, not the crap stallone remake

[zionisis]

Blade Runner
The Highlander
Meet Joe Black
Forest Gump (sorry)

[Sir Trancealot]

don't know about the best.....
but Carlito's Way soundtrack was 'way' cool......

[Beegie]

*Judgement Night- some wikkid collaborations on it (Onyx vs Biohazard, Ice-T vs Slayer, House of Pain vs Helmet, Sir Mix-a-Lot vs Mudhoney, Cyprus Hill vs Sonic Youth...)

*Run Lola Run ("i wish i was a hunter...")

*Fight Club

[birdie num num]

I rate The Saint's soundtrack pretty highly too - I've actually never seen the movie but a friend showed me the soundtrack. Sneaker Pimps, Chemical Brothers... and anyone who puts Daft Punk in a soundtrack is my friend for life :)

[miss apple]

I watched Gone in 60 seconds the other day (Jiminy's choice, not mine) and was surprised at how much I enjoyed the soundtrack. Lots of Crystal Method and that type of stuff. Movie was crap though. ;)

[Spitchen]

1. Saturday Night Fever
2. Lock, Stock
3. Twin Peaks (a series i know, but the soundtrack is great)
4. Betty Blue

[fIENDISH]

fightclub

snatch

[Valski]

Call me a lame 80s child but "The Lost Boys" had a good soundtrack to have a listen and laugh at, the movie was damn good too...

[krafty_x]

Swingers
Singles
Some Kind of Wonderful

Here here o so many u guys have already mentioned.

I hate to admit it but I'm an absolute suck for the soundtrack to the Piano.
It has me weeping before the damn film even starts.

k_x oxo

8-)

[sql_chick]

human traffic and trainspotting

[thirteen inches]

Saturday Night Live (disco till ya drop stylee)

Blues brothers (simply no words)

Pulp Fiction ("Billie ray was a preachers son and when his daddy would visit hed come along......")

Forrest Gump (timeless)

honourable mentions: Human Traffic, Austin Powers, From Dusk till Dawn.

[birdie num num]

/me feels stoopid for forgetting Austin Powers! The first one, though - not the Spy Who Shagged Me. Bring on Goldmember!

[scrappy]

*ever* is such a long time, but swingers is awesome. i rarely would ever bother with a soundtrack album but this is pretty cool. same for blues brothers.

Music works very well and is intrumental in office space and happy gilmour, although i doubt there would be ay depth for an album.

Giving awaymy lack of maturity here. has to be millions of others.

[dragonballT]

pi - electronic music from another world, featuring aphex twin, orbital, gus gus, roni size, autechre, david holmes and clint mansell. absolutley brilliant, one of my favourite albums of all time, soundtrack or otherwise.

also: run lola run, requim for a dream (also clint mansell)

i think human traffic is pretty good...

and last days of disco is good for a laugh!

apparently the 24hour party people soundtrack is a corker...

T

[marquis]

vampyros lesbos (a late 60s film by jesus franco) has some very funky 60s grooves - gets sampled and played a lot these days...

the film is worth seeing if you can find it - if anyone else out there is into b grades and psychedelic freakout exploitation films:) :)

RIP the encore cinema!!

[indy]

jackie brown soundtrack...... does it for me everytime!

[hoshie]

The Matrix and Spawn soundtracks were the only good ones i know of.
I got suckered into buying the Tomorrow Never Dies soundtrack, waste of $30! X(

[birdie num num]

scrappy - you eat pieces of shit for breakfast?!

marquis - is that flick what it sounds like? Lesbian vampires? Ohhh dear...

[Luce]

The Lost Boys
The Crow
The Saint
Romeo and Juliet
Spawn
Trainspotting

but No 1 has to go to - Dirty Dancing

[thirteen inches]

"Shes like the wind.....through my trees"

[Sir Trancealot]

aahhh Vampyros Lesbos......'twas a quirky movie....soundtrack ok too.
marquis, i've got that movie at home somewhere, recorded it off channel 0 a couple of years back.

[Luce]

Originally posted by thirteen inches
"Shes like the wind.....through my trees"

did you know Patrick himself sang that song??

god he's hot

[marquis]

Originally posted by birdie num num
scrappy - you eat pieces of shit for breakfast?!

marquis - is that flick what it sounds like? Lesbian vampires? Ohhh dear...

Well...kinda birdie! but as they say that's not all!

Any movie that gets called "the Citizen Kane of European exploitation" has to be worth checking out, right???

Saying that I guess you've got to be into b-grades and trashy movies to like it - stuff like John Waters, Ed Wood, etc etc.

Anyway I still reckon the sound track is great regardless of the dubious nature of the film!;)

[marquis]

Originally posted by Sir Trancealot
aahhh Vampyros Lesbos......'twas a quirky movie....soundtrack ok too.
marquis, i've got that movie at home somewhere, recorded it off channel 0 a couple of years back.

Faster Pussycat in Newtown have a copy for rent, along with lots of other hard to find gems:)

[Beegie]

SBS usually play it once a year or so on Saturday nights... was last on in late Sept last year.

[jayblue]

Lost Highway

[star69]

*The Labyrinth
*The Breakfast Club
*Reality Bites
*Human Traffic

[feeble]

yeah, Lost Highway has a great soundtrack... but unfortunately it reminds me of trying to watch the movie by myself while scattered. Tres traumatic.

[jayblue]

Originally posted by feeble
yeah, Lost Highway has a great soundtrack... but unfortunately it reminds me of trying to watch the movie by myself while scattered. Tres traumatic.

*laughs*

yep after the first time I watched it the aftermath went a lil something like this:

jb: "do you have <i>any</i> idea what happened in that movie?"
kat: "nup"
jb: "good, thought it was just me"

[Dogs Knob]

Beverley Hills Cop for sure....

And for anyone who voted for Bladerunner, I found a copy of the soundtrack on vinyl yesterday...in a dumpster.

[redambition]

the saint's soundtrack is good, pity about the movie.

i love all the 70's bond (007) soundtracks as well.

[mostly_harmless]

matrix
trainspotting
purple rain
midnight cowboy

[MissSheen]

fight club
requiem for a dream
magnolia - Birdie.. ur right aimee mann is fuken brilliant
beach - reminds me of my holiday in thailand


hmm.. cool that some1 mentioned labrynth.. would like to see that movie again.. can't remember what the ST was like??

[skywalker]

I can't believe no-one has mentioned judgement night yet!

also..

run lola run (was blown away first time i saw/heard it)

lock stock....

crouching tiger, hidden dragon

clerks (olaf, berserka!)


:| - now thats a fukkin metal face!

[star69]

...yes the Labyrinth rulz !

Soundtrack..think David Bowie in really tight pants throwing babies into the air with goblins dancing in the background.

You can purchase the vid at any good crappy video stall in shopping centres for around $10.00.


*sings*
-you remind me of the babe
-what babe ?
-babe with the power
-what power ?
-the power of voodoo ?
-who do ?
-you do ?
-what ?
-remind me of the babe !

hehe ....classic :D

[agent-blaze]

- the blue brothers
- boogie nights ( gotta luv that 70's music )

[phat chong]

Swordfish...

[Beegie]

Originally posted by skywalker
I can't believe no-one has mentioned judgement night yet!

Dude... I mentioned it up the top... such a classic, I think I'll have a listen tonight1

[Busty_Bitch]

Anything from John Williams - the man is a genius......

His scores (which often run continuoisly through the entire movie) include:

Jaws
Superman
StarWars
Empire Strikes Back
Return Of the Jedi
Indiana Jones - Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones - Temple Of Doom
Indian Jones - The Last Crusade
Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
E.T.
Jurassic Park
Saving Private Ryan
Schindlers List
Harry Potter
Fiddler On The Roof
Valley Of The Dolls
Lost In Space (TV)
Gilligans Island (TV)
and many more........

Rather good resume if you ask me...... - Busty

[riley g]

>> 'grosse point blank' - nice nomination, the scene where john cusack goes from listening to 'live and let die' by g&r in the car into a 7-11 playing a muzak version was timeless... ;)

There's too many to mention... I couldn't pick a favourite but interesting ones include:

- Ravenous (Michael Nyman and Damon Albon) - twisted offbeat hillbilly shit, made an interesting movie more interesting
- Out Of Sight (David Holmes, mostly compilation) - same guy who did Oceans Eleven remake, only I think this one is better - David Holmes is a genius
- The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff) - classic reggae soundtrack
- More (Pink Floyd) - some great stuff that's not too irritatingly average Pink Floyd
- Malcolm (...?) - classic Australian movie (with the car that splits in half) and a fun soundtrack

[fUnKy1]

Absolutely positively <b>Pulp Fiction!</b>

It's one of the only constants in my "short list CDs" (the 16 that i carry around in my handbag, for my PC and diskman).

f1

[MrClean]

too too many.. heres a couple you may not have thought of..

The Commitments
Ferris Buellers Day Off

;)

[Rod G funK]

judgement night fo' sho.

quality rap metal way befor limp bisquit claimed to be the creators of this style and then murdering it with top 40 shite pop metal.

matrix soundtrack desreves a mention too, rob d - clubbed to death has to be one of my fav songs.


*moshes into the sunset*

[Instant Sam]

Not a movie and not even a sound track.

Has anybody watched that pommie show "North Square" on ABC (finished as of last Wednesday).

The music to the intro was great - a dub version of "The Magnificent Seven" by The Clash.

Very funky.

[LowJohnny]

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie soundtracks were in a class of their own.

<img src ="http://www.ifilm.com/image/stills/films/a/105106_m_1_a_.jpg"

[bumba]

BLADE!


and The Matrix,and,of course,Human Traffic.

And i LOVE singing along to The Little Mermaid and The Lion King...Beauty and the Beast was a bit iffy...Atlantis,the Lost City really sucked.

[nicko]

Traffic. Wonderful moody soundtrack.

Requiem for a dream also does very well, love the opening track (i think it's the closing track too)

[subpiXel]

One that I don't think has been mentioned yet, which is quite old but I always like, is the Tank Girl soundtrack.

Soundtracks from The Crow and Natural Born Killers are also amongst my favourites, which you'd probably figure from the nine inch nails (http://webeckl.com/bill/nin.html) section of my old website.

Hmm.. seeing as this is probably the only time it will be relevant, here's a gratuitous plug:-

http://members.ozemail.com.au/~ruiner/webeck_com/bill/banner.jpg (http://webeck.com/bill/)

Some scary old photos of me there, but since it's about six years old, not a lot of relevance to today's world.

Cheers, G.

[hmiller72]

The Big Labowski
Gross point blank
Boogie nights

all porn.

[Sir Pimpsalot]

2001

[sashap]

this hasn't got anything to do with soundtracks, but since this thread's about movies, & heaps of ppl r reading it, i've been meaning to ask this for ages- what were the movies they used to show at voodoo on pitt street a few years back? the ones with the skeletons flying around a graveyard, a priest sacrificing that goat thing, the horror porn, the ppl walking up that huge spiral staircase, etc? erm, anyone remember?

[tigger]

How could no one of mentioned Hackers?!?! X( :?

- Kruder and Dorfmeister!!!
- Prodigy!!!
- Orbital!!1
- Carl Cox!!!
- and others!!


Wicked movie and even better soundtrack!!!

....oh and Run Lola Run

[riley g]

..other honourable mentions I can think of:

The Virgin Suicides (Air) - much more interesting then the movie itself
Eraserhead (David Lynch) - not so much a musical soundtrack as a soundscape soundtrack, and probably not released on its own, but it added a to the movie in a huge way and scared the hell out of me
Gallipoli (Jean-Michel Jarre) - best use of an early electro track in a war movie I've come across

[FunkStu]

Hackers was not a quality movie.

[nexarse-6]

but the evil hacker on a skateboard was pretty funny, and how about those two japanese dudes? thought they woulda been right up your alley funkstu.

[opaline]

Paris, Texas (by Ry Cooder)
The Double Life Of Dominique
Three Colours:Blue
Three Colours:White
Three Colours:Red
Dead Man (by Neil Young)
Bram Stoker's Dracula

And for a killer track on an otherwise boring soundtrack CD try Eddie & Alex Van Halen's 'Respect The Wind' on the Twister soundtrack. What a guitar player!!

[lil_ev]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Instant Sam
Not a movie and not even a sound track.

Has anybody watched that pommie show "North Square" on ABC (finished as of last Wednesday).

The music to the intro was great - a dub version of "The Magnificent Seven" by The Clash.

Very funky.

i agree totally. funky show with a funky intro. great to see lawyers being depicted in a not so admirable light. as for my fave movie soundtracks it would have to be GREASE, ROMEO + JULIET and HUMAN TRAFFIC

[NismoR31]

possibly not the best ever but ones i can think of....

Hackers
Human Traffic
Swordfish

[jayblue]

Saturday Night Fever

[Yin Yang]

My fave would have to be Fear of a Black Hat - with such great tracks as:

http://www.niggazwithhats.com/xtras/album_straightouttadabutt.jpg - Straight Outta Da Butt


http://www.niggazwithhats.com/xtras/album_garden_hos.jpg - Garden Ho's


http://www.niggazwithhats.com/xtras/song_fuck_the_security_guards.jpg - Fuck the Security Guard

http://www.niggazwithhats.com/xtras/song_my_peanuts.jpg - My Peanuts


http://www.niggazwithhats.com/xtras/song_solo_ice_pussy1.jpg - Come 'n Pet The Pussy



http://www.niggazwithhats.com/xtras/song_bootyjuice_2.jpg and of course that old classic - Booty Juice

http://www.niggazwithhats.com/av/booty_juice.mp3 (Click on link for MP3 of Booty Juice)


All of the above Hip Hop Classics!! :lol:

[tdv1]

koyaanisquatsi (Philip Glass)

cat people (Moroder)

the untouchables (morricone)

[BMoney]

Donnie Darko.

[alison87]

BMoney, you rock for this resurrection.

John Carpenter is my favorite movie scorer, hands down. His stuff is all memorable, you'll never forget the themes. All the way back to the country tune of Dark Star through synth meanderings in Halloween, Escape From New York, Big Trouble in Little China, In The Mouth of Madness, Escape from LA, Ghosts of Mars... His influence is all over The Thing... He's the fucking master.

Giorgio Moroder is another composer i love. Midnight Express has a classic score, one of the best ever. American Gigolo, Flashdance, Scarface, Top Gun... He's a bit more "classic" like John Williams or Hans Zimmer, but he still pulls out the sweaty beating synths and i love it.

I also liked Crossroads for the bluesy stuff. Event Horizon had some gnarly bits. Apparently Orbital helped out scoring that one. Betty Blue / 37 Le Matin has some very memorable hooks. Norman Cook made a song out of one of them i think.

If you're just talking MTV soundtracks and not scores then i guess Hackers would take the cake. I can't think of many other films where pop songs were integrated so well. Mortal Kombat had some good tunes too but i don't think the integration was as smooth as Hackers. The Spiderman theme song was alright and fit very well into the movie. One of the things that makes Chasing Amy a particularly memorable movie for me is that intro and ending theme, but that may just be me.

<3 movie scores :-D

[Duvdev]

Spun (Billy Corgan)
Human Traffic
Spawn (never seen it though)
Beverly Hills Cop (cheesy 80s music, love it)
Somersault (Aussie movie with soundtrack by Decoder Ring)

[BMoney]

Danny Elfman does some fine work too, and let us never forget John Williams /insertsImperialMarch/

[alison87]

Yeah Star Wars is the fucking holy grail (though i reckon Midnight Express comes damn close). Beverly Hills Cop, great theme! How about Velvet Goldmine?

[ianwil1976]

pi - electronic music from another world, featuring aphex twin, orbital, gus gus, roni size, autechre, david holmes and clint mansell. absolutley brilliant, one of my favourite albums of all time, soundtrack or otherwise.

I call thee "brother"...! :thumb:

YES...Pi is fucking superb and is probably my favourite of all time! Clint Mansell is a goddamn genius :bow: Requiem for a Dream (the non-Kronos Quartet bits), Knockaround Guys, Doom (crap film, good soundtrack)...the list goes on!

I'm a bit of a soundtrack whore, to be honest...I own way too many to list here. A couple of other standouts for me are: Swingers; Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (Yo-Yo Ma is a legend); Reservoir Dogs; and the Akira OST.

Alison...John Carpenter is one of my OST Gods, too! The Thing is my fave film of all time (check the avatar! :-D ) and the score is just mind-blowing...synth'y goodness!

...and don't get me started on videogame soundtracks... ;D

[ianwil1976]

And i LOVE singing along to The Little Mermaid and The Lion King...Beauty and the Beast was a bit iffy...Atlantis,the Lost City really sucked.

:love:

Disney OSTs are awesome...Little Mermaid and Aladdin FTW!

[Duvdev]

'Vangelis - Blade Runner' is another good one

[angelina_pitt]

Carlito's Way
Last of The Mohicans
Pump Up The Volume
Risky Business
Dead Man
Zabriske Point

[Davomaxi]

'The Big Chill' has some choice motown goodness.

[nrjize]

My favourites are:
Amelie
Human Traffic
Garden State

[sway]

donnie darko
kill bill
napoleon dynamite
reality bites

[BMoney]

donnie darko
kill bill
napoleon dynamite
reality bites
I love you.

[BMoney]

Last of The Mohicans
Dead Man

I LOVE Mohicans, that violin playing in the middle and the end vocal piece goosebump my uglies everytime.

Jim Jarmusch!!! Brilliant movie, brilliant soundtrack.

For me, there's nothing better than a soundtrack that is just as good as the movie.

[DarkPhoenix]

layer cake has an awesome soundtrack.. highly recommended

[BMoney]

There were some really good score-y bits in Revenge of the Sith, that made me melt. The moment when Anakin and Padme are in separate places but can feel each other (just before Anakin rushes to the Jedi temple), it's so sad and then when Anakin and Obi begin their duel at the end, the SCORE omG the score. :drool:

[BMoney]

The soundtrack to "Oh Brother, Where Art Though" really hit home for me; I have loads of family in that part of the US and that old timey US music reminds me of them.

[ianwil1976]

Crossroads...Ry Cooder goodness.

[Funkedub]

Bladerunner is the bees knees

Paris, Texas was done by Ry Cooder and is a great slab of moody slide guitar

The soundtrack to The Last Temptation of Christ was done by Peter Gabriel and is called Passion ... a truly marvellous album

Akira just has to get a noteable mention ... as marvellous and the movie


2001 A Space Odessy was very apt for it's themes


The Piano ... The soundtrack is very much like a variation on a theme for the most part ... but it's pretty moving stuff

[BMoney]

Royal Tennenbaums. One of my fave films and some soul-wretching music in there. Specially the 'suicide scene'. Just love this soundtrack.

[BMoney]

Honourable mention to The Crow, that soundtrack (and film) really blew me away when I was a minimoney.

/sings/It can't rain all the time.../

[ShyBoy]

- Friday
- Boogie Nights

[RADGE]

definitely o brother where art thou
also

- DIRTY HARRY
- last temptation of christ

i think thats all of my favourites

[ianwil1976]

Honourable mention to The Crow, that soundtrack (and film) really blew me away when I was a minimoney.

/sings/It can't rain all the time.../

:thumb:

Milquetoast...what a fucking song.

[tribalchris]

- Out Of Sight (David Holmes, mostly compilation) - same guy who did Oceans Eleven remake, only I think this one is better - David Holmes is a genius

Glad someone mentioned this - wicked sounds! (great movie too!)

And yeah, Bladerunner also in the top 3!

[nettsu]

Gladiator :thumb:

[Vote Quimby]

In a ddition to some previously mentioned...

The Mission - Ennio Morricone - brilliant
Wag The Dog - Mark Knopfler
Buena Vista Social Club - great movie too.

[BMoney]

Gladiator :thumb:
I really love the female vocal in some parts, very haunting and dreamy. Sounds operatic or something (sorry, not good with that description)

[Bway]

how could you forget Pulp Fiction?

:thumb:

[Bway]

the wizard of oz ftw

[BMoney]

Yeah, how could I forget Pulp? /smacksownhead/

Wizard of Oz is my Mum's fave movie and I quite like it and the soundtrack too!! :)

[sway]

I love you.

you know it.

[ladyinred]

+ Reality Bites (1994): The songs match the type of movie so well. - even popping a u2 song in there worked ok! But Squeeze's "Tempted" is for me the best track.

+ Great Expectations (1998): A Tori Amos a vocal soundtrack, Chris Cornell's "Sunshower", Fischer's "Breakable" and the many variations of "Besame Mucho"
However i have to admit that the SCORE music is even better than that soundtrack. One of the pieces "Kissing in the Rain" is gorgeous!!!

+ Monster (2004): Intruiging work from BT. using a hurdy-gudy as a constant through the film. It was orchestrated in DTS 5.1 - so always best to listen it in. It's sometimes a bit distrubing to fall to sleep to but kinda nice also. "Childhood Montage" a nice track.

+ Empire Records (1995): "Crazy Life" by Toad The Wet Sprocket. GOLD!!!!

+ Shawshank Redemption (1994): absolutely beautiful score. obviously there's the Marriage of Figaro opus and Hank William's "LoveSick Blues".

last but certainly not least>

+ Cowboy Bebop BLUE(first released 1999 and again 2001): There are a few score CDs from this anime. And i have to admit they are AWESOME - Yoko Kanno is exceptional, and her version of Ave Maria is pretty nice too.

so anyways that's me blahh'ing on... :)

[Penfold]

Footloose.

[ForeHead]

Singles - great soundtrack to great movie.. bring on the grunge
Underworld - Great rock and metal collabrations
Pulp Fiction - groovy as hell
Murder was the Case - Movie was shit soundtrack brilliant
Mo Money, House Party 1/2/3, Dont be a Menace, Boomerang - For cheesy rnb and hip hop ehehe

[Kittins Sister]

Some good ones in here, these are my pick...

** Reality Bites
** Garden State
** The Virgin Suicides
** The Beach
** Crazy Beautiful
** Dirty Dancing
** The Wedding Singer
** Donnie Darko
** Sommersault
** Girls Just Want To Have Fun

[Bway]

I love the music in the matrix movies also.

[alison87]

Weird i don't even remember the original music from Wizard of Oz anymore because every time i've watched it in the past 10 years or so it's been with Dark Side of the Moon in the background :lol:

[Donnie Darko]

http://www.cinema.vrn.ru/images/soundtracks/Spawn.jpg
http://www.musicchannel.cc/images/155763,bild,0,0,284.jpg
AWSUM albums!!!!!!!!!!!!

i saw two of the bands in the above last night! KoRn & Disturbed..
twas awsum!

[BMoney]

Weird i don't even remember the original music from Wizard of Oz anymore because every time i've watched it in the past 10 years or so it's been with Dark Side of the Moon in the background :lol:
OMG I must also marry YOU!!! :love:

[special ed]

Prince - Purple rain or stfu

[squak]

best soundtracks for me include;

run lola run

and

human traffic

[spiKe]

Damn mine have all been named already but they would be

Boogie Nights
Blues Brothers
Blues Brothers 2000
Doctor Zhivago (It's pretty much just one song but it's a gooden)
Donnie Darko
Garden State (Granted it's pretty much just The Shins)
School of Rock

[spiKe]

Weird i don't even remember the original music from Wizard of Oz anymore because every time i've watched it in the past 10 years or so it's been with Dark Side of the Moon in the background :lol:
Yeah? I've tried doing the thing a few times and it never seems that special. Maybe you just have to be stoned or something

[daveyjaye]

virgin suicides
anything david holmes has done
Desperado/From Dust Till Dawn (plus anything tarantino's done)
matrix 1
Once Were Warriors

[Funkedub]

Yeah? I've tried doing the thing a few times and it never seems that special. Maybe you just have to be stoned or somethingyea ... it's never been something i understood or got into.

I reckon it needs to be done with Dub Side of the Moon if you're going to be smoking ;D

[Marshy]

best soundtracks for me include;
run lola run
and
human traffic

I'd have to say they're both good, I'd add One Perfect Day and the splendid cheese that is Top Gun

[palu]

I can't believe no one has mentioned the LOST IN TRANSLATION soundtrack yet!

This is by far my favourite soundtrack of all time, and one which I never tire of unlike many other soundtracks.

My Bloody Valentine, Kevin Shields, Squarepusher, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Death in Vegas - absolutely beautiful!

[squak]

ooh, i just remembered the 'three colours blue' soundtrack from the three colours trilogy.

composer: zbigniew preisners.

spooky, compelling and hauntingly beautiful music which really fuelled the movie.

[tim-e]

Go
A Life Less Ordinary
Run Lola Run
The Saint

[onetallpoppy]

bladerunner

[angelina_pitt]

Stealing Beauty

[rentboyesq]

the LOST IN TRANSLATION soundtrack...This is by far my favourite soundtrack of all time
Seconded! Flawless film, soundtrack included.

Also I'd say:
- Black Hawk Down
- 24 Hour Party People
- Jackie Brown

[Sambuca]

Pulp Fiction for me, just because it includes Al Green - Lets Stay Together.

[Whitey1981]

Forrest Gump

[MCSphinx]

Murder was the Case - Movie was shit soundtrack brilliant
Mo Money, House Party 1/2/3, Dont be a Menace, Boomerang - For cheesy rnb and hip hop ehehe
x 2

+ Friday, Above the Rim etc.

:thumb:

[Duvdev]

Perfect Place soundtrack by Mike Patton

[dow_ney]

Blade
London

[bumba]

BLADE!


and The Matrix,and,of course,Human Traffic.

And i LOVE singing along to The Little Mermaid and The Lion King...Beauty and the Beast was a bit iffy...Atlantis,the Lost City really sucked.

omg, ive already replied :lol:

six fcuking years ago..... jesus

now that ive had time to think (hehehe) id like to add Queen of the Damned :bl:

if only for Deftones - Change (in the House of Flies)

:drool:

[WINGZ]

Ghost dog

[luvpig]

showing my age, but Goonies soundtrack was great. Cindy Lauper :love: Dug the Fifth Element too, and The Crow really goes without mention.

[Whitey1981]

omg, ive already replied :lol:

six fcuking years ago..... jesus

now that ive had time to think (hehehe) id like to add Queen of the Damned :bl:

if only for Deftones - Change (in the House of Flies)

:drool:

This is your life...

[phresh]

and yeah ok requiem for a dream (gets depressing towards the end)


just the ending huh? :lol:

[TroyShaun]

Flash Gordon

[Dbauch]

The Hours - composed by Phillip Glass
Once - Glenn Hansard & Marketa Irglova

[drater]

Romeo + Juliet hands down. It was the album that introduced me to Radiohead. Talk Show Host is still one of my fave songs ever.

Also:
- Hannibal
- Stigmata
- The Matrix
- Gone in 60 Seconds
- Underworld
- Vanilla Sky

[CheelWinston]

Ghost dog

win

that and Fight Club

or are they more 'original scores' than 'soundtracks'?

[kano350chevy]

The Blues Brothers
The Royal Tenenbaums
Vanilla Sky

[Duckee]

THe Pianist OST FTW!

[Ruthykins]

probably already covered but...

* Amelie - Yann Tiersen
(fave track; Comptine D'un Autre Ete-L'Apre)

* Virgin Suicides
(fave track; playground love)

* Stealing Beauty

[dbb618]

a few from the top of my brain ...

Bladerunner
Apocalpyse Now
Blues Brothers
Ghost Dog
24 hour party people
O Brother Where Art Thou?
Withnail and I

[smorchika]

vampyros lesbos (a late 60s film by jesus franco) has some very funky 60s grooves - gets sampled and played a lot these days...

the film is worth seeing if you can find it - if anyone else out there is into b grades and psychedelic freakout exploitation films:) :)

RIP the encore cinema!!

I've seen that movie. Was interesting to say the least. :S

I really love the snatch soundtrack, and the saint as well as the 2 kill bills soundtracks.

[Zodiac]

Top Gun

[mendoza]

The Wash.

[bumba]

This is your life...

pish, there's more to it than this

i used to log onto resident advisor...

and there's all the time i used to spend on myspace, and now there's facebook....

:haha:

[Arclite]

More votes here for :
Risky Business - introduced me to the wonderful world of music that is Tangerine Dream
Trainspotting - Underworld goodness
Gallipoli - The music of Jean Michelle Jarre's Oxygene left me spellbound
also love the soundtracks to Blade Runner and Apocalypse Now
The raveness of Go and Human Traffic.
Only a telemovie/series but Bear McCleary's work on Battlestar Galactica is exceptional.
Pulp Fiction, The Wedding Singer.
Donnie Darko for Tears for Fears magesty

[mcdoofus]

Check out Pootie Tang. Sweet movie too.