best sound tracks
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Blue said:
I am glad some one else said this first. He wasn't some seeker or lover of beauty, he was a spoiled rich kid who threw and tantrum and froze to death.
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Anyone besides me remember "Time Square"? Not a great movie but was one of the first movies to use "real" music.
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All really good! I'll add some more of my favorites:
The Beach
Donnie Darko
Kids
Lost Highway
Magnolia
Snatch
Spawn
Thicker Than Water
The Beach
Donnie Darko
Kids
Lost Highway
Magnolia
Snatch
Spawn
Thicker Than Water
Resevoir Dogs x3
I like the Spawn soundtrack actually, there was a lot of really good collaboration between artists on that one (Crystal Method & Filter, Metallica and Orbital, etc.)
Top Gun is hands down a badass album still.
I like the Spawn soundtrack actually, there was a lot of really good collaboration between artists on that one (Crystal Method & Filter, Metallica and Orbital, etc.)
Top Gun is hands down a badass album still.
Forrest Gump soundtrack is great, has a good broad collection of music from the era. The Big Chill is the same way.
Top Gun, yup, and, actually, at the time, I liked the Iron Eagle soundtrack, hadn't thought of it in years, don't know what I'd think if I relistened to it now.
Agree on Braveheart and Last of the Mohicans. The Patriot would be another good one there.
Lost Boys is one of my favorites, too. The Crow, also.
Top Gun, yup, and, actually, at the time, I liked the Iron Eagle soundtrack, hadn't thought of it in years, don't know what I'd think if I relistened to it now.
Agree on Braveheart and Last of the Mohicans. The Patriot would be another good one there.
Lost Boys is one of my favorites, too. The Crow, also.
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Drillbit said:
I tend to think there are only two opinions when it comes to Mr. Supertramp. Love or love to hate. This story tends to scare people, and reinforce the conformist consumer we all claim not to be. I can imagine a much more morose fate than his, like never having tried at all.
The Fountain. Clint Mansell's masterpiece.
Braveheart, Last of the Mohicans, both amazing.
Let's not forget however, Shawshank Redemption. The warmth of the strings in this soundtrack is simply outstanding.
Also Master and Commander if you like Classical.
For more new-agey stuff, Baraka is incredible, as is nearly anything by Philip Glass.
For popular music, I have little to add to what's already been said. Tank Girl, Snatch, both awesome.
Braveheart, Last of the Mohicans, both amazing.
Let's not forget however, Shawshank Redemption. The warmth of the strings in this soundtrack is simply outstanding.
Also Master and Commander if you like Classical.
For more new-agey stuff, Baraka is incredible, as is nearly anything by Philip Glass.
For popular music, I have little to add to what's already been said. Tank Girl, Snatch, both awesome.
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