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I am taking a muy pequeno break from my Spanish studies (and amazed at how much I'm actually comfortable with), and thought I'd ask what song you think would serve as the perfect end-credits song to play over a movie (ideally one that you haven't heard at the end of a movie yet). :shrug:

My vote would be "After Hours" by the Velvet Underground, it's probably not long enough for the entire credits sequence but it's my fave Mo Tucker vocal performance and definitely has a nice "indie film" quality to it :nod:

And yes, I realize a lot of my more recent threads have been about film. Go figure that I started finally taking Film seriously, now I can't get away from it :uhoh:

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I always thought Doves' Firesuite would be a neat way to end a movie, if only for that reverbed-out guitar bit at the end. Atmospheric.

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can't go past something classical

G.F.Handel: Air from Water Music.

ok i thought about it. love vigelantes would be good, except for that last line. perhaps an instrumental version of it.

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Blur-- Song 2 The Dandy Warhols-- Bohemian Like You

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A few more:

Talking Heads "Pulled Up"

Ray Charles "Just A Little Loving"

The Smiths "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now"

The Clash "Janie Jones"

:thumb:

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Radiohead - Exit music (for a film) :bag:

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Better yet, Radiohead's My Iron Lung.

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Alone Again Or - Love

Planet Caravan - Black Sabbath

Stars of CCTV - Hard Fi

Fight The Power - Public Enemy

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Pineapple Face. Deadbeat.

Ceremony,

imagine everybody collecting themselves out of the theatre to Ceremony, EGG, or Transmission.

cool. :\pimp3:

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Christopher Owens wrote: Planet Caravan - Black Sabbath

Caravan - Ella Fitzgerald.

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Pet Shop Boys - To Speak is a Sin

Stone Roses - This Is The One

XTC - Earn Enough For Us

Monaco - Kashmere

Jesus & Mary Chain - Happy When It Rains

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The Box by Orbital

Floating by Klaus Schulze

Nowhere Girl by B-Movie

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After Hours is one of my favourite album closers. :thumb:

I reckon Decades or something. Really depends on the type of film.

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Just got done with my Spanish test :faint: (a toughie, and I don't want to jinx myself by speculating so...:shrug: ), so a little mindless fun here is muy simpatico :D

Anyway, a few more:

Al Green, "Love and Happiness"

Velvet Underground, "Sister Ray" (if you have a twenty-minute credits roll :p )

Death Cab for Cutie, "Someday You will Be Loved"

Belle and Sebastian, "Judy is a Dick Slap"

Sammy Hagar, "I Can't Drive 55" :evil4:

Radiohead, "High and Dry"

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NO - Avalanche... still my automatic choice to end a NO compilation...

Snorri xxx

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The drunken, bluesy feel of Tom Wait's That Feel.....Protection by Massive Attack ( dub version would work fine)......Got Your Money by the Ol' Dirty Bastard.

Have to admit that hearing Just Like Honey at the end of Lost In Translation sent a chill down my spine when watching it in the theater.

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For ones that already are,the best are IVY's "I Think Of You" of the end of Shallow Hal,and NO's "Here To Stay" off 24HRPP and Underworld's "Born Slippy" off Trainspotting. The ones that aren't...well Cocteau Twins' "Pur",Cabaret Voltaire's "Twanky Party" (or is it at the end of Salvation,don't know,haven't seen it)

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[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Have to admit that hearing Just Like Honey at the end of Lost In Translation sent a chill down my spine when watching it in the theater.

Same here, what an awesome last scene that was. I reckon Dig by Mudvayne would be a good closer - send people home with ringing ears.

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Have to admit that hearing Just Like Honey at the end of Lost In Translation sent a chill down my spine when watching it in the theater.

Just got a chill down my spine reading about it... top stuff.

I'd go for Moonax by Holloware Squad. Never heard of it? Well, whose problem is that?

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Christopher Owens wrote:

Fight The Power - Public Enemy

it was already used in a film--spike lee's do the right thing. i can't listen to the song without thinking of the film, they're so closely tied together.

as for the best ending song in a film that i've already seen, it's no contest: the soldiers singing the theme song from 'the mickey mouse club' at the end of full metal jacket.

however, 'god only knows' by the beach boys at the end of boogie nights, 'just like honey' in lost in translation and 'adagio in g minor' by albinoni at the end of gallipoli deserve honourable mentions.

songs i'd like to hear at the end of a film:

'the universal' by blur 'he's on the phone' by st. etienne 'people get ready' by curtis mayfield and the impressions and almost anything by air

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Rush - Depeche Mode

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Super Ally wrote: The Box by Orbital

It would make great film music but not the end credits! More like intro music

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monty wrote: For ones that already are,

Underworld's "Born Slippy" off Trainspotting. it)

is that worth seeing?

tunes that haven't been used. many JD songs would be a good idea.

Etta James or John Lee Hooker, Dr. John Blues, also.

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JW wrote:

monty wrote: For ones that already are,

Underworld's "Born Slippy" off Trainspotting. it)

is that worth seeing?

tunes that haven't been used. many JD songs would be a good idea.

Etta James or John Lee Hooker, Dr. John Blues, also.

what? trainspotting? do bears shit in the woods?

another one i thought of: 'wasted on the way' by CSN&Y

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AgentWood wrote:

JW wrote:

monty wrote: For ones that already are,

Underworld's "Born Slippy" off Trainspotting. it)

is that worth seeing?

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what? trainspotting? do bears shit in the woods?

another one i thought of: 'wasted on the way' by CSN&Y

sorry, read Underworld and by extension thought the most recent splattering in

The Underworld : Evolution. the Vampire/ Werewolf diddy.

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