anarchistfish
09.06.11 | Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack isn't bad |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | commented on my list before even I could lol I haven't heard it, the movies never really appealed to me. |
Vesper
09.06.11 | Clint Mansell's scores for The Fountain and Requiem for a Dream are the only ones I regularly spin. |
theacademy
09.06.11 | soundtracks:
batman forever
i know what you did last summer
disturbing behavior
kill bill
south park: bigger longer & uncut
scores:
the fountain (mansell)
sunshine (murphy)
28 days later (also murphy)
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TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | I've heard segments from Requiem for a Dream but need to check out the whole thing, I'll get onto those two when I have time. |
Satellite
09.06.11 | dollars trilogy - ennio morricone
star wars iv-vi - john williams (might've dug the soundtrack to iii if the movie wasn't so awful)
lost - michael giaccone (not a movie, but oh well) |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | I haven't seen some of those movies in years, might have to dig them out. Ep. III is probably my personal favourite, tied with EP. VI |
Satellite
09.06.11 | "south park: bigger longer & uncut"
not sure how i forgot this + team america |
theacademy
09.06.11 | im so ronery |
BigHans
09.06.11 | Rocky 4 |
TheNotrap
09.06.11 | Cool list.
Some of my fav are:
Almost all John Williams
Back to the Future Soundtrack
David Lynch's Lost Highway Soundtrack
American Gigolo Soundtrack |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | Can't go wrong with John Williams, I must be one of the only people alive though who has never seen the Back to the Future films. |
Satellite
09.06.11 | "Ep. III is probably my personal favourite, tied with EP. VI"
lol |
TheNotrap
09.06.11 | "I must be one of the only people alive though who has never seen the Back to the Future films"
Classic entertainment |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | @Satellite just the way it is man. |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | @TheNotrap, I might have to go buy them or something, people always say they're awesome. |
DigitalBath17
09.06.11 | LOTR trilogy
Requiem for a Dream
The Godfather
Also, most of Danny Boyle's films have good soundtracks. |
Eskate87
09.06.11 | The Fountain, Moon, Twin Peaks, The Mission |
anarchistfish
09.06.11 | "I must be one of the only people alive though who has never seen the Back to the Future films"
I haven't
not really a movie person |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | The Godfather is indeed a solid soundtrack, from what I've heard. Currently spinning 1 atm, so good. |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | @AnarchistFIsh used to be, not so much now but I've never had a chance to watch them. |
TheNotrap
09.06.11 | In my opinion Back to the Future is an entertainment masterpiece.
Don't miss the Doc Brown and Marty McFly memorable characters.
The first one is definitely the best |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | @TheNotrap I'll get on that ASAP then. |
Yotimi
09.06.11 | Koyaanisqatsi |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | ...I'm not even remotely familiar with that lol. |
Yotimi
09.06.11 | ^Philip Glass |
chrisd555
09.06.11 | needs moar Blade Runner |
TheNotrap
09.06.11 | "needs moar Blade Runner"
Amazing Soundtrack IMO |
porch
09.06.11 | river's edge |
someguest
09.06.11 | uh, the social network's soundtrack sounds like GOOD nin |
Adabelle
09.06.11 | The Inception soundtrack is actually incredibly clever.
In case you hadn't seen/heard, skip to #1..
http://www.cracked.com/article_19210_7-insane-easter-eggs-hidden-in-movies-tv-shows_p2.html |
Adabelle
09.06.11 | Get. Mind. Blown. |
Gyromania
09.06.11 | Hans Zimmer is so fucking boring and theatrical just to be flashy; I couldn't stand the Inception OST and how much everyone was fawning over it. Anyways, I've never in my life heard a movie OST as good as Clint Mansell's work with Mogwai and The Kronos Quartet on "The Fountain" -- seriously, I strongly recommend it to anyone; you don't even need to see the film to appreciate the soundtrack. If this doesn't move you, nothing will: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihF_aXi-Huk |
omnipanzer
09.06.11 | Run Lola Run
almost all Tarantino soundtracks
almost all Wes Anderson soundtracks
The Graduate
The Beatles Help!
Saturday Night Fever
The Thomas Crown Affair
Get Carter (1971)
Get Carter (2000)
Natural Born Killers
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omnipanzer
09.06.11 | ^ To name a few: not a huge fan of original theatrical scores (Hans Zimmer).Edit: correction I love
Most original theatrical scores e.g. Star Wars, LOTR, Superman. but I don't like them out of context.
I would never just listen to them just because. They generally don't hold up on their own for me. |
porch
09.06.11 | oh yeah, super fly |
Hyperion1001
09.06.11 | City of the Dead
Susperia
Taxi Driver |
Trebor.
09.06.11 | which is understandeable as the film is the darkest out of the six
Doesn't make it good. Star Wars shouldn't be PG-13 |
Vesper
09.06.11 | "Hans Zimmer is so fucking boring and theatrical just to be flashy; I couldn't stand the Inception OST and how much everyone was fawning over it. Anyways, I've never in my life heard a movie OST as good as Clint Mansell's work with Mogwai and The Kronos Quartet on "The Fountain" -- seriously, I strongly recommend it to anyone; you don't even need to see the film to appreciate the soundtrack. If this doesn't move you, nothing will: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihF_aXi-Huk"
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Seriously, even you, omni. This score sounds great even out of context. I don't really like hearing other scores out of context either (unless I'm play-fighting LotR with my little brother, lol), but this one stands up on its own. |
omnipanzer
09.06.11 | I'm sure it does however I personally just don't like modern scores all that much. I'm the same way with Video game music. There are a lot of great video game scores but my favorite VG sound tracks are generally "Various artists" ala Road Rash for 3DO, Loaded for Playstation. There are exception where the music was created especially for the Movie but happens to also be a fantastic stand alone album like Get Carter by Roy Budd. If you are not familiar and you like jazz you really must give it a listen. |
theashesfromautumn01
09.06.11 | The Crow and the score for 28 days later. in the house/in a heartbeat is amazing |
TheArkitecht
09.06.11 | Didn't 28 Days Later use a Godspeed You! Black Emperor track or am I thinking of a different film? |
theashesfromautumn01
09.06.11 | pretty sure it was just john murphey |
Hyperion1001
09.06.11 | "Didn't 28 Days Later use a Godspeed You! Black Emperor track or am I thinking of a different film?"
Yep it used East Hastings, that scene was the most well done scene in a horror movie i've seen in a very long time. |
Pharoh
09.06.11 | Across the universe soundtrack |
MaskAtTheMasquerade
09.06.11 | life aquatic
rocknrolla
those are the first 2 that popped up |
theashesfromautumn01
09.06.11 | the silent hill soundtrack mostly because it uses the songs from the games forgot to add that. |
Asiatic667
09.06.11 | Requiem for a dream is probably the first soundtrack that really blew me away |
Sowing
09.07.11 | 500 Days of Summer, Garden State, The Last Kiss, pretty much any indie/Zach Braff film |
Dreamflight
09.07.11 | Lotr: The Fellowship of the Ring
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
Avatar
Inception |
TheArkitecht
09.07.11 | @hyperion1001 I'm going to have to refresh my memory and watch the film again, I wasn't familiar with the band at that point either so should be a benefit!
@theashesfromautumn01 and those are some increbibly sinister soundtracks, love them. |