Which soundtracks?

Posted by: ErikL on 15 April 2004

I only own two! What have I missed the past decade?
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by Simon Perry
Yep all them plus/ in particular

Natural Born Killers
Ravenous
Rushmore
Solaris
The Royal Tenenbaums
Pie
Requiem for a Dream
Twin Peaks fire walk with me
Lost Highway
Blade Runner
Fight Club
Pulp Fiction

But my favourites are Lost in Translation, 28 Days Later (which I have AG to thank for) Natural Born Killers (possibly the ultimate soundtrack, thank you Trent Reznor), Ravenous, Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums.

By the way Ludders, what are the two that you own.
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by ErikL
quote:
Originally posted by Simon Perry:
what are the two that you own.


Super Fly! and The Harder They Come, although I remember Trainspotting and Pulp Fiction floating around...
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by neil w
mine are

demon night
shopping
sfw

might get the blade ones aswell as just watched both flicks again recently

neil w
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by RICHYH
I love "the Hot Spot" John Lee Hooker and Miles Davis.
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by o.j.
Arizona dreams (benchmark for naturalsounding sintesizer music)
round midnight.
Quadrophenia
tommy
get shorty
Bullit
Once upon a time in america
Mission impossible1(one of most perfect produced cds ever)
Grand canyon (and generally the music of james newton howard)

last not least:the pink panther......and a lot of other
mancini and lalo schiffrin music
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by o.j.
Ah i see iam out of the last decade!

in the last century also sgt.pepper and the wall were quite o.k
O.J.
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by o.j.
And:War of the worlds
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by o.j.
quote:
Originally posted by 2orangey4Ucrows:
Dead Presidents (an OST with some of the cream of 70s soul)

Punch Drunk Love (all compsed by Jon Brion)

The Big Lebowski
The big lebowski is
such a good movie that i have forgotten
that it has a soundtrack too. Cool
WinkO.J.
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by jayd
Desperado (some Los Lobos and some Latin Playboys and some groovy old stuff too)

Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (Johnny Mercer covers)

Dead Man Walking (the score, not the "songs from and inspired by...", with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and others)
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by Haroon
Hmm some of my favs are:
Bladerunner
Paris Texas
Trainspotting
Get Carter
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by fred simon
Talk To Her

Cold Mountain

... both great soundtracks. And the former is a great film as well.
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by Peter Litwack
Miles Davis and Marcus Miller "Siesta".
Great Miles and a really cool and somewhat spooky movie. Check it out!
Posted on: 15 April 2004 by kuma
Ludwig,

Too many to list but my faves are:

* Mission Impossible original ST by Danny Elfman. ( try Zoom A and B at max volume. this is one of my system torture disc ) Big Grin

• Mission: Enrico Moricone
• Blade Runner:
• The Natural: Randy Newman
* The Firm: Dave Grusin ( wonderful piano solo pices )
• Now Voyager: Max Steiner ( pure Hollywood schmultz , but nostalgic guilty pleasure )
• A leage of their own: Hans Zimmer
• Laura: David Raksin
• Run Lola Run
• The Hunted: Kodo drum guys.
• Funk on Film: my fave from 'Shaft in Africa- are you man enough? '

Two by Telarc
• Jerry Goldsmith
• The Big Picture ( a compilatio of 'big' orchestral score likes of Apollo 13, Jumanji, Batman,ID4 etc.. etc.. )

Modern schmultz:
John Williams: Schindler's List original ST

[This message was edited by kuma on Fri 16 April 2004 at 3:29.]
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by greeny
One from the Heart - Tom Waits and Crystal Gayle

This has just been remastered and re-released. It's the soundtrack to the 1982 Francis Ford Coppola film. The soundtrack is very song based, all written by Tom Waits, and featuring mainly lounge style ballads. The thing that really makes this special is the contrast and interplay between Tom's gravel voiced mutterings and Crystal's sweet pure and smooth delivery. Highly recommended.
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by Rick Weldon
The sea hawk-Krongold? Zulu -John Barry all three LOTR soundtracks -Howard shaw, although the sound quality gets worse with each film! and possibly Quadraphinia The Who ,play it as loud as your system will go!
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by Mike Hughes
I'm with Greeny (so to speak). One From The Heart - great stuff!
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by Bubblechild
Hard to find, but I love the soundtrack to Andi Engel's film Melancholia - music by erstwhile Derek Jarman collaborator Simon Fisher Turner.

You get some reverb-heavy piano and guitar pieces, phone noises, the sound of Derek Jarman's kettle boiling (!) and, of course, Tilda Swinton speaking poetry over Debussy-esque swirls. Mmmm...
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by ErikL
What about this Bjork thing from a few years ago?
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by Steve Bull
Not got many, but favourites are:

Virgin suicides. scarey Smile
Pulp Fiction
High fidelity

It's a grand old team to play for...
Posted on: 16 April 2004 by Steve O
Soundtrack from Gladiator.
Fabulous recording.
Posted on: 17 April 2004 by Simon Perry
Nick, Do you have the Ravenous soundtrack? Its a collaboration between Nyman and Damon Albarn but its way way better than that sounds!
Simon
Posted on: 17 April 2004 by o.j.
in the name of the father
The piano
Posted on: 17 April 2004 by o.j.
a beautiful mind
Posted on: 17 April 2004 by fred simon
quote:
Originally posted by Ludwig:
What about this Bjork thing from a few years ago?


Selmasongs, the soundtrack from Dancer In the Dark. I think it's brilliant.
Posted on: 17 April 2004 by P
American Beauty

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