Favorite Movie Soundtracks & Scores?

[bagochina]

1. Last Date - Floyd Cramer [2:29]
2. Love You Save (May Be Your Own) - Joe Tex [2:56]
3. Yes, I'm Ready - Barbara Mason [3:02]
4. Unchain My Heart - John Henry [3:12]
5. Lover's Holiday - Jo Jo Benson [2:48]
6. Sweet Pea - Tommy Roe [2:13]
7. Jesus' Son - Joe Henry [2:36]
8. She's a Jar - Wilco [4:42]
9. (Is Anybody Going To) San Antone - Doug Sahm [3:10]
10. The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian [2:55]
11. Ballad of the Green Berets - Staff Sgt. Barry Sadler [2:28]
12. Family Who Prays - The Louvin Brothers [2:54]
13. Airline to Heaven - Wilco [3:21]

I have always liked this soundtrack and the movie. Sweet Pea is one of my favorites and of course Wilco.

Here is a clip from the movie with the Sweet Pea song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ievTof1Mcsg

peace.
seedless

 

[tribal girl]

Over The Edge (1979)

Side one

1. "Surrender" – Cheap Trick
2. "My Best Friend's Girl" – The Cars
3. "You Really Got Me" – Van Halen
4. "Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace" – Cheap Trick
5. "Come On (Part 1)" – Jimi Hendrix

Side two

1. "Just What I Needed" – The Cars
2. "Hello There" – Cheap Trick
3. "Teenage Lobotomy" – Ramones
4. "Downed" – Cheap Trick
5. "All That You Dream" – Little Feat
6. "Ooh Child" – Valerie Carter

 

[Slater Says]

Willow. Anything by James Horner also.

The Neverending Story

More but that's magical enough for now.

 

[Shady's Fox]

The remix of ''Drive'' soundtrack.

 

[sdxyln]

Dead Man had a decent soundtrack composed by Neil Young ... far-out stuff.

 

[supersonic89]

I just love the Cliff Martinez works. Especially Drive and Only Good Forgives.

The Clint Mansell original score for Requiem for a Dream is also amazing.

Now, two oldies. First Wendy Carlos' A Clockwork Orange.

And finally the soundtrack of this marvel and unknown little gem from Robert Altman called Images from 1972, a very realistic film that shows mental illness and schizophrenia in a very realistic way. The music was made by John Williams and the japanese percussionist, keyboardist and composer Stomu Yamashita. It sounds totally unique, at least to me.

 

[izo]

Naked Lunch Soundtrack - Howard Shore - Ornette Coleman - The London Philharmonic Orchestra​

 

[Burnt Offerings]

Don't know if its been mentioned yet, but Easy Rider (1969)

 

[ChemicallyEnhanced]

The theme from Requiem for a Dream is very impressive. It could make ANYTHING seem extremely dramatic.

I love the Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack.

Juno has a pretty good one, too.

 

[Sky God]

Reservoir Dogs

 

[Cream Gravy?]

I just love the Cliff Martinez works. Especially Drive and Only Good Forgives.

The Clint Mansell original score for Requiem for a Dream is also amazing.

Now, two oldies. First Wendy Carlos' A Clockwork Orange.

And finally the soundtrack of this marvel and unknown little gem from Robert Altman called Images from 1972, a very realistic film that shows mental illness and schizophrenia in a very realistic way. The music was made by John Williams and the japanese percussionist, keyboardist and composer Stomu Yamashita. It sounds totally unique, at least to me.

Dude... yes. Just YES! Loved Wendy Carlos' synthesizer tracks in A Clockwork Orange. And I just got around to watching Images last week and LOVED the soundtrack by John Williams. And of course, who doesn't love the Drive soundtrack?

 

[Cream Gravy?]

I love the Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack.

Damnit, Janet! Musicals don't count!

 

[ions]

Top Gun or Blow

 

[Cheshire_Kat]

Selections from Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Oddesy

 

[ChemicallyEnhanced]

Damnit, Janet! Musicals don't count!

Don't get hot and flustered; use a bit of mustard!

 

[BWG707]

A couple notable soundtracks that pop into my head right now are "The Five Heartbeats" and "Get Shorty". Another I just remembered is "The Commitments", an excellent movie especially if you like old R and B.

 

[jimdron]

The Clint Mansell original score for Requiem for a Dream is also amazing.

The theme from Requiem for a Dream is very impressive. It could make ANYTHING seem extremely dramatic.

It is crazy good. Painfully so. It is not personal (was never addicted to this degree), but music and movie is so, so, so painfully tragic.

 

[jimdron]

My favourite is "American Honey". This is maybe my favourite movie of all times.



And it is not accidental. Director Arnold made three movies and ALL of them are just exceptionally good. Just 20 points out of 10 level good.

 

[supersonic89]

A few days ago I watch the remake of Maniac (Franck Khalfoun, 2012) with Elijah Wood. Not only is the movie SPECTACULAR (one of the best remakes I've seen), but the soundtrack is fucking amazing.

 

[NickyTricks]

This has always been my favorite