:) Whats The Best Movie Sound Track You Have Heard :)
:D And Was The Film Any good :D


My Top 3
:D Highlander
:D The Lost Boys
:D Armageddon

Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill 1/2
Full Metal Jacket

Pistols, the great rock"n"roll swindle Classic

I can't listen to Barbers Adaggio for strings without picturing 'War' images

It was used in Platoon

I love listening to the Gladiator soundtrack, it's fantastic.

A lot like love. Bought it early last year and still play it. Yeah I liked the film as well. :)

1. Semi-Charmed Life - Third Eye Blind
2. Walkin' on the Sun - Smash Mouth
3. Save Tonight - Eagle-Eye Cherry
4. Mint Car - The Cure :love:
5. Mad About You - Hooverphonic
6. Trouble - Ray LaMontagne, :love:
7. Know Nothing - Travis & Bob :love:
8. If You Leave Me Now - Chicago :love:
9. Brighter Than Sunshine - Aqualung :love: :love:
10. Hands of Time - Groove Armada
11. Look What You've Done - Jet :love:
12. Breathe (2 AM) - Anna Nalick :love:
13. Maybe It's Just Me - Butch Walker

Pulp Fiction
Lock stock
Quadrophenia

highlander
back to the future
quadrophenia

in no particular order:

pulp fiction
singles
the breakfast club
valley girl (1983 movie more cheesey than good)
pretty in pink
west side story
GREASE
almost famous
walk the line
love, actually
the royal tenebaums

thats what i can think of off the top of my head.

Funnily enough I'm listening to the Bridget Jones soundtrack at the minute.

1. Top Gun

2. Pulp Fiction

3. The Lost Boys

no particular order

pulp fiction
pirates of the caribbean
dances with wolves (pretty much anything by John Barry)

Black Cat, White Cat
All the Beat Takeshi films scored by Joe Hisaishi
All the Miyazaki films scored by Joe Hisaishi
Taxi
La Haine
Ghost Dog Way of the Samurai
Grosse Point Blank
Any film by Tarantino

as a kid I really liked the Lost Boys soundtrack.

I like:
Resevoir Dogs
Requiem for a Dream
Highlander
Blade 2
Natural Born Killers
Platoon
O Brother Where Art Thou
Clerks
Spawn (For Prodigy with Tom Morello song)
Quadrophenia
Ghost Dog
Kill Bill

Pulp Fiction or Garden State

The Blues Brothers is pretty good.

Pi

Requiem For A Dream

Full Metal Jacket

The Crow

Trainspotting

Dusk till dawn.

Tarantino always picks great music but this soundtrack is a southern blues rock masterpiece.
With Plenty of SRV, ZZtop and Jimmiy Vaughan.

Cool and with humour too.
I used to used it as incidental muisic when I was doing bands on Big PA systems, and this soundtrack CD and "exhile on mainstreet" were the two I always used. They never get boring no matter how many times.

Hate to follow the pack but Pulp Fiction is really jolly good

O Brother Where Art Thou
Amelie

is it Shrek or Shrek 2 that has the wonderful version of Hallelujah by Rufus Wainwright on it?

And, not really a movie as such but the soundtrack to the musical episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer is the aceness :)

"They got the mustard out!"

Grease
Pretty woman
Dirty Dancing
Saturday night fever

...is it Shrek or Shrek 2 that has the wonderful version of Hallelujah by Rufus Wainwright on it? ...
It's 'Shrek'. It's a wonderful version. I haven't seen the film, so I had no idea it was on the soundtrack. I found it alongside a live version of 'Careless Whisper' by Rufus Wainwright and Ben Folds - much better than the original :) .

I quite like the soundtracks to 'Grease' and 'Footloose' :blush: .

Twin Peaks

The Piano (and pretty much anything else by Michael Nyman)

It's 'Shrek'. It's a wonderful version. I haven't seen the film, so I had no idea it was on the soundtrack. I found it alongside a live version of 'Careless Whisper' by Rufus Wainwright and Ben Folds - much better than the original :) .

I quite like the soundtracks to 'Grease' and 'Footloose' :blush: .

So there's a way of getting hold of it without buying the Shrek soundtrack then? :o

Would be prepared to divulge such information?

BTW, your revelation about Grease and Footloose is, for some reason, the most astounding thing I've ever read on SF!

PM winging its way to you soon, BlankFrack :) .

PM winging its way to you soon, BlankFrack :) .

It's like a dream come true :)

Erm, good question... I like the following:

Apocalypse Now
Pulp Fiction
Full Metal Jacket
Matrix

I seem to remember really loving the Christiane F Soundtrack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christiane_F._(album) as a kid. (I was a little weird punk!) But mainly, anything by this guy. (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=34174914)Especially The Mission.
But my favourite recent Soundtrack is from the film Breaking and Entering Hear the first two tracks on this page. (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=5550345&MyToken=b5ecbb4a-8a02-4822-8967-18ace7120546)

I think a good soundtrack should reflect the mood of the cinematography and the piece. All of my selections seem to have a commonality, although not at first obvious.

The first one perfectly reflects the dark cold war period of Berlin during the cold war; with the first track (an instrumental) a rather obvious nod towards Kraftwerk and the gloom and tensions within post war Germany.

The second is a composer who can amplify a cinematic moment with a single musical phrase. I cannot think of Angel Falls with out that soundtrack - just lush.

And finally, two musicians who wrote the soundtrack to my life for most of the nineties and were the highlight on the train-spotting soundtrack. Here they co write and produce a whole soundtrack with composer Gabriel Yared - and I love it. Definately showing the promise of more splendid things to come.:thumbsup:

Just about all Michael Nyman’s stuff – Piano, Drowning By Numbers, The Cook the Thief....and the Ravenous sound track he did with Damon Albarn.

Requiem for a Dream’s soundtrack is great.

Vangelis – Blade Runner, 1492.

Passion by Peter Gabriel from the Martin Scorcese film.

Event Horizon – Orbital and Michael Kaman.

I'd like to add SLC Punk and Made in Britain. And I can't believe I missed out Saturday Night Fever! And The Warriors!

Forgot to mention the lovely Harold & Maude soundtrack by Cat Stevens