Star Wars
Live and let die
Blade Runner
Jaws
Batman
Best 5 individual tracks (in context)
Signal to noise (Gangs of New York)
Wonderful World (Good morning Vietnam)
Psycho theme
Singing in the rain (Clockwork Orange)
Always look on the bright side of life. (Life of Brian)
1. Cinema Paradiso and any other Enio Morricone 2. Driving Miss Daisy (Hans Zimmer 3. Casino Royale (agree above 1966, Burt Bacharach, Herb Alpert et al 4. Dancing with Wolves and other John Barry 5. Rain Man
Dead Mans Shoes - Anything with Bonnie "Prince" Billy is a winner for me. Pulp Fiction - Love the Overkill track 24 Hour Party People - Happy Mondays, Joy Division, Buzzcocks, Pistols, New Order, 808 State etc etc DIG - Music documentary film so bit of a cheat really Trainspotting
Thankyou Leroy Ambrose: Lady in the Water is my favourite soundtrack and a very good film too! The build up to the climax has the hairs standing up on the back of my neck every time. James Newton Howard one of the best! Followed by: Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (which I'm going to see played live in the Opera House next year) A Beautiful Mind Transformers (particularly the main theme)
There was an episode of Cold Case that had only Bruce Springsteen songs in it, that was pretty good too.
[cite]Posted By: Lost Red[/cite]Anyone seen the The Cooler? the opening and closing track especially is amazing, Mark Isham i think.
I have - you're right, it is a great soundtrack. I prefer Romeo Is Bleeding though - now that is a work of beauty - a brilliant film, brilliantly acted and the soundtrack is perfect
It seems hard to believe that, Getta Bloomin' Move On! (Self Preservation Society), was written by Quincey Jones. Coincidentally, Quincy was born on the same day as Michael Caine.
1. The Good, The Bad And The Ugly - probably the finest achievement in filmmaking let alone the soundtrack 2. 2001: A space oddessy - unconventional but the fact there's ALWAYS some noise going on, whether that's Dave's breathing or the booping of his space pod to the epic jump cut. 3. Pulp Fiction - Tarantino can pick a soundtrack
I'll also nominate 2 non film soundtracks:
Red dead redemption - nothing will beat the goosebumps i got wandering into the mexican desert whilst jose gonzales' guitar danced hauntingly through the speakers of my tv
The Sopranos - some incredible choices, i believe its season 6 episode 3 at the very end with mr finnity looking out of that hotel window towards that lighthouse this moby song plays. Incredibly emotional. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2Ke2Hmkpdc
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The Lost Boys
Kevin & Perry Go Large
Snatch
Forrest Gump
eyeball paul plays rinsin tunes
Live and let die
Blade Runner
Jaws
Batman
Best 5 individual tracks (in context)
Signal to noise (Gangs of New York)
Wonderful World (Good morning Vietnam)
Psycho theme
Singing in the rain (Clockwork Orange)
Always look on the bright side of life. (Life of Brian)
2. Driving Miss Daisy (Hans Zimmer
3. Casino Royale (agree above 1966, Burt Bacharach, Herb Alpert et al
4. Dancing with Wolves and other John Barry
5. Rain Man
Rock'n'rolla
Human Traffic
Trainspotting
8 mile
The Good the bad & the ugly
A Clockwork Orange
Jaws
American Graffiti
Oliver
Pulp Fiction - Love the Overkill track
24 Hour Party People - Happy Mondays, Joy Division, Buzzcocks, Pistols, New Order, 808 State etc etc
DIG - Music documentary film so bit of a cheat really
Trainspotting
The Insider has good tracks throughout aswel.
Roger Daltry included some classics for McVicar.
Surprised no one has mentioned Crazy Heart, loved every single song in that film.
The build up to the climax has the hairs standing up on the back of my neck every time.
James Newton Howard one of the best!
Followed by:
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (which I'm going to see played live in the Opera House next year)
A Beautiful Mind
Transformers (particularly the main theme)
There was an episode of Cold Case that had only Bruce Springsteen songs in it, that was pretty good too.
Bird
Lady sings the Blues
Great Balls of Fire
Get Carter (particularly the opening 'train' theme)
Sunshine
Dead Man's Shoes
The Graduate
Pulp Fiction
John Murphy and Danny Boyle seem to work well together
It seems hard to believe that, Getta Bloomin' Move On! (Self Preservation Society), was written by Quincey Jones. Coincidentally, Quincy was born on the same day as Michael Caine.
Transformers (8bit electronica) , Forest Gump (60s) & 24 hour party people (Madchester) are also fantastic.
Moon - the recent film by David Bowie's son Duncan Jones.
Beautiful soundtrack.
Across 110th Street
Jackie Brown
Beat Street
Thomas Crown Affair
1. The Good, The Bad And The Ugly - probably the finest achievement in filmmaking let alone the soundtrack
2. 2001: A space oddessy - unconventional but the fact there's ALWAYS some noise going on, whether that's Dave's breathing or the booping of his space pod to the epic jump cut.
3. Pulp Fiction - Tarantino can pick a soundtrack
I'll also nominate 2 non film soundtracks:
Red dead redemption - nothing will beat the goosebumps i got wandering into the mexican desert whilst jose gonzales' guitar danced hauntingly through the speakers of my tv
The Sopranos - some incredible choices, i believe its season 6 episode 3 at the very end with mr finnity looking out of that hotel window towards that lighthouse this moby song plays. Incredibly emotional.
Pirates of the Caribbean
LOTR
Koyaniquatsi (or however you spell it)
Cal
Tommy (The Who)
Pulp Fiction
Forest Gump
Flash Gordon
Some great soundtracks mentioned here. My fav 5 are:
The Long Good Friday
Unforgiven
El Cid
Total recall
Get Carter
Apocalypse Now
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Vertigo
Goodfellas
... An honourable mention to Rocky IV, also.