Favourite film soundtrack

Took delivery of the Cd to Oh Brother where art thou? last week and it's fantastic, probably more enjoyable than others I have 'cause I've never heard of any of the artists on it and can't compare these tracks to anything else they've done. Whats yours?

The Lost Boys Marie Antoinette

'Platoon'. Full of great songs. Stand-out track has to be 'White Rabbit' by Jefferson Airplane.

isaac wrote: 'Platoon'. Full of great songs.

....and Addagio For Strings by Samuel Barber is a really tear-jerker. Damn I love it ....

isaac wrote: 'Platoon'. Full of great songs. Stand-out track has to be 'White Rabbit' by Jefferson Airplane.

Is Adagio for Strings on there, too?

Donnie Darko Carlito's Way Pulp Fiction

24 Hour Party People Control Blade Runner Gladiator Trainspotting

Flashback. One of them anyhow.

For the Big Audio Dynamite tunage in there

24 Hour Party People-as a good sampler "Singles" a great time capsule-tho grunge sounds so dated now

"Garden State"

"O brother Where Art Thou" sounds authentic-down to using analog recording tapes and mixing desks=no digital

"The Harder They Come" Great old school Golden Age Reggae

"Purple Rain" okay it's a Prince record, but it was the soundtrack to that movie. Just brilliant in its ambitipon and ability to pull it off

"Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten" a great trip narrated by the man himself. The movie succeeded because it show Joe in all his glory and imperfections. Joe was no saint-but the soundtracks show how compelling he was.

Trainspotting 24 Hour Party People The Saint Control The Crow Pulp Fiction

And 50 Dates :D

[orange]Trainspotting[/orange], no argument here.

The Saint was a good one, although the movie sucked.

Harold and Maude

Hannover Street, ...I really mean it!

Clash - Rude Boy

24 Hour Party People Donnie Darko Pretty in Pink The Lost Boys Trainspotting

The Insider Crash Sunshine Lost in Translation

Thats all that comes to mind at the moment:)

recyled old thread. i'm still sticking to my old favorites:

and

Cruel intentions Somekind of wonderful Singles

THE BEACH THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY WAYNES WORLD (ONLY KIDDING!)

Harold and Maude - classic Cat Stevens

surely grosse pointe blank and high fidelity deserve a little mention too?

and manhattan.

checked my cds

reality bites Goal! cool world

MONTY wrote: 24 Hour Party People Control Blade Runner Gladiator Trainspotting

I love the Gladiator, top of my list

Gladiator Blade The Matrix (the first one)

Betty Blue (37deg 2 in the morning)

Also 24 HrParty People and Salvation of course

24 Hour Party People

LOTR-Fellowship Of The Ring

Depeche Mode 101(it does count)

the good,the bad and the ugly of course betty blue is ok the proposition on her majesties secret service manhattan north by northwest just for the open titles,superb ummm if i think of more i will get back to you

a fistfull of dollars

for a few dollars more

BLADE RUNNER Vangelis

CuanaD - D-plus wrote: Betty Blue (37deg 2 in the morning)

since the last thread on this i've updated my list:

the godfather raging bull gladiator

Lost In Translation

GlasVegas wrote: Lost In Translation

funny you should mention this, i've fallen in love with 'just like honey' all over again this last week - and was dumbfounded to hear a cover of it on the few minutes of hollyoaks i accidentally encountered earlier this evening...

Merry Christmas Mr Laurance is one of my all time faves....Ryuichi Sakamoto and the last track Forbidden Colours with David Sylvian...great stuff

The Legend of 1900 (Ennio Morricone)

Great movie, great soundtrack. And there's a nice song by Roger Waters on it.