Best Movie Soundtracks

[ShogunRua]

develop better taste please

Not until you develop better comebacks.

[Bojangles]

That bloodsport stuff is straight out of a Sega game, I swear.

JFK

[JooJoo]

develop better taste please

Not until you develop better comebacks.

his 'comeback' was entirely appropriate.

[ShogunRua]

develop better taste please

Not until you develop better comebacks.

his 'comeback' was entirely appropriate.

Oh, shut up, you sad, useless, piggy-backing idiot. You're too worthless to even make the Pickpocket Peanut Gallery. Go cry somewhere else.

That bloodsport stuff is straight out of a Sega game, I swear.

Yeah! The 20th song really gives off that vibe at times, doesn't it?

[JooJoo]

his 'comeback' was entirely appropriate.

Oh, shut up, you sad, useless, piggy-backing idiot. You're too worthless to even make the Pickpocket Peanut Gallery. Go cry somewhere else.

now THAT'S a comeback. good job.

[Pickpocket]

Oh, shut up, you sad, useless, piggy-backing idiot.

This is like the same insult you said to FitForDanga a week or so back. Except replace piggy packing with old. You are a comeback king. Is this Mickey Rourke?

ps, get some new insults. Try thesaurus.com next time.

[KGB]

I know it's not just the argentinian in me speaking when I say 'Waking Life'.

/thread

[ShogunRua]

Glad this was bumped; I had a few soundtracks in mind. First of all, Basil Poledouris's masterpiece;



Secondly, James Horner has a long and illustrious career, but the work he did on "Krull" is way better than Titanic, Avatar, Aliens, Braveheart, etc.;



Thirdly, James Brown recorded a real nice set of songs for one of the best blaxploitation films out there, "Black Caesar";

[by Devol]

I got goose bumps when I was a kid hearing Henry Mancini's creepy out of tune piano in "Wait Until Dark".
the score during opening credits for "Electra Glide in Blue" is AWESOMELY cool.
Guilty pleasure: the "Liquid Sky" soundtrack
droopy, warm fuzzies Hammond organ ditties in "Eraserhead"
alright alright Bernard Herman's sax motif in "Taxi Driver"
that soothing synthesizer ZAP whenever the bad guy suddenly pops up in the first "Halloween"
theme to "Guns of Navarone" (which apparently inspired Yes for the beginning of "Yours is No Disgrace") (poo u not)
incredibly haunting, recurring piano theme tinkling throughout "Being There"
Phillippe Sarde's oboe (cornet?) in "The Tenant"
the audacity of Godard to use the fourth movement from Mahler's 9th in "Hail Mary"
Keith Pratt's "I Want to See the Zoo" song from Mike Leigh's "Nuts in May"
Jaws soundtrack (only Johnny W. I'll ever tolerate)
Simon and Garfunkel in "The Graduate"
and maybe the creepiest thing ever (yeah, goose bump time again): Robert Mitchum and the rifle-wielding old lady singing call and repsonse in "Night of the Hunter".

[ambok]

the best soundtrack is the new divide the official soundtrack of trans former. .