Best ever film scores
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The Longest Day0
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The Mission
Trainspotting
Les Enfants de Cite Perdu
Pulp FictionFitter....healthier....more productive.....0 -
bagpusscp wrote:Ok another vote for "ten hausur gate"....attack ships on fire.....
It says "Tann Hausur gate" on my star map
Wonder when it will be back on the box? I have the film on video and the soundtrack on cassette. Unfortunately we no longer have a video player and the cassette player on my hi fi system recently broke
All this old technology will be lost in time, time to...
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We are born with the dead:
See, they return, and bring us with them.0 -
iainf72 wrote:Requiem for a Dream by Clint Mansell (so brilliant it's been used in trailers for other films)
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Even better, it's worth paying for the download is "Aux Lantana" the full 6 mins plus version of Requiem for a dream by Clint Mansell.
Turn the volume to 11
So good we used the soundtrack for our slide show of the ascent of Mont Blanc0 -
Not really a fan of these films but I do like (parts of) Morricone's score to The Mission and both Klaus Badelt's and Hans Zimmer's Pirates of the Carribean soundtracks.0
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rumblefish , by stewart copeland
Resovoir dogs and pulp fictionSuburban studs yodel better than anyone else0 -
This has got to feature in my top 10.
Also, in no particular order, the scores to:
The Thin Red Line
The Third Generation
Edward Scissorhands
Taxi Driver
Stalker
Romeo & Juliet (Zeffirelli) - or at least the theme to it, yes you know the tune I mean
Nosferatu (Herzog)
The Searchers - who'd've thought a Viennese composer could write something so American
Rumblefish score is surprisingly good too!0 -
To add to the likes of Southern Comfort, Paris Texas, Bladerunner and Star Wars.
Bugsy Malone - Paul Williams
Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Jnr.
The Lord Of the Rings - Howard Shore0 -
Bladerunner..... 'Attack ships on fire off the shores of Orion'
Lawrence of Arabia.... Omar Sharif, emerging out of the haze
2001: A Space Odyssey ...... The Blue Danube Suite
Pulp Fiction..... 'And now ladies & gentleman, it's the Jack Rabbit Slims Twist
competition'
The Shawshank Redemption...... 'After all who looks at a mans shoes'
Plus anything by John Williams or Ennio Morricone.... is that cheating!!
No more film quotes just 'Actual Punning Porn Film Titles....
'Terms of Endowment'0 -
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The best ever was Pele's in Escape to Victory 0
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The sound track to Legend was quite good. Tangerine Dream.0
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Gattaca - Michael Nyman (it's on tv thursday 3,4,080 )
Crash (the oscar winner for best film not the pervie version )- not sure who wrote it
Passion - Peter Gabriel
all told 3 of the most stunning soundtracks availableA punctured bicycle
On a hillside desolate
Will nature make a man of me yet ?0 -
Lazarus wrote:Crash (the oscar winner for best film not the pervie version )- not sure who wrote it
This one?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375679/soundtrackDo Nellyphants count?
Commuter: FCN 9
Cheapo Roadie: FCN 5
Off Road: FCN 11
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Watching Escape From New York on telly the other night reminded of what an ace score it has - listen: http://youtube.com/watch?v=E7IWdilub9c0
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TonyW43 wrote:
The Exorcist (can't watch the film but love the music).
Why? Too scary or too crap?
I have it on DVD and so far have completely failed to make it all the way through - it usually scares the crap out of me at some point and I have to stop Smile
Too Scary, have all the lights on in the house when my wife watches it. :oops:0 -
...Cold Mountain...Jack White and various...
...Children of Men...Various...great John Lennon track...
...Oh What a Lovely War!...does that count as it is technically a musical?...all the way...'til the wheels fall off and burn...0 -
nwallace wrote:Lazarus wrote:Crash (the oscar winner for best film not the pervie version )- not sure who wrote it
This one?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0375679/soundtrack
Yep that's the beauty thanksA punctured bicycle
On a hillside desolate
Will nature make a man of me yet ?0 -
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Has got to be the Rocky soundrack.0
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sonicred007 wrote:Porgy wrote:O Brother Where Art Thou
Superfly
Shaft
Dawn Of The Dead (original)
You got the original DOTD soundtrack? - difficult stuff I thought, not sure it's my fave... interesting nonetheless
Yeah I have the original. It is indeed difficult stuff, but very atmospheric. It may not end up being my fave either tbh but I haven't had it long and the four soundtracks I put forward are the only four I own. :oops:0 -
Get your zombie apocalypse music here:
http://www.moviegrooves.com/shop/by_genre/romero.htm
Also good to hear that Gary McFarland's soundtrack music for Eye of the Devil is finally (after 40 years) getting a release next week.0 -
ricadus wrote:Get your zombie apocalypse music here:
Which reminds me...Apocalypse Now......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHjWDCX1Bdw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx07A8dZ ... re=related
Must not forget FMJ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8vHrq39 ... re=relatedbagpuss0 -
To put a smile on YOUR face for the weekend.....EVERBODY.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NpdCnoi ... re=relatedbagpuss0 -
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Howls of bagpuss0
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'once', glen hansard and marketa irglova
currently a cd i play alot, great movie about music makers0 -
Have to agree with Ennio Morricone - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is my favorite. Also John Williams scores, John Barry etc. And Apocalypse Now! one of my favorites too.
I went to see Blade Runner - The Final Cut in my local cinema earlier this year too. It sounded fantastic, and looked great too. The opening sequence was immense on the big screen.
Now some classics that I don't think I've seen mentioned
American Graffiti - some classic rock'n'roll
Platoon, Full Metal Jacket - more rock'n'roll
Quadrophenia - The Who. 'Nuff said.
Withnail & I - All along the watchtower as they drive out of London...
Donnie Darko - Mad world fits perfectly!
The one I really can't believe no one has mentioned...This is Spinal Tap!0
