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do any of you guys have a certain favorite soundtrack? it doesn't matter if it's not rock n' roll, but i would assume that's what's basically preferred on here. one movie that just amazed me at how great their music selection was was detroit rock city. i could watch that damn thing with everyone else's voices on mute except for the background music, and i'd be satisifed.

and of course, the soundtrack reflects what was featured. pantera's "cat scratch fever" cover was killer, but i still sort of wish it was nuge's.

Braveheart , :James Horner really did an fucking amazing job on this . : ok:

Tales From The Crypt - Demon Night
the best soundtrax IMO, it's got

Pantera - Cemetary Gates (demon night edit)
Ministry - Tonight We Murder
Megadeth - Diadems
Machinehead - Demon Night
Melvins - Instant Larry
Biohazerd - ???
Seputura - Polica
Rollins Band - ???
Filter - Hey Man Nice Shot? (THE...best song around, it's about Kurt Cobain n' has the same riff as CHI-DEM)
N'
GraveDiggers - 1800 Suicide.

The Crow soundtrax are unreal to, all 3 are fuckin' cool, even though the 3rd flick was a major let down, the album ruled.

The Last Action Hero soundtrax is pretty cool, the movie score has ol' Buckethead in it to with Micheal Kamen!! : ok:

Quinton Tarintino soundtrax are always a treat, and leaves me with the ultimate one..............drum roll.............

Natural Born Killers, this is the movie translated onto CD, no shit, Trent Reznor produced it n' arranged the whole bloody thing, i dont know half the shit on it either, it's all the sound score from the movie, only thing that pissed me off is that it didnt have Rage Against The Machine, it was used when Micky Knocks first started blowing the cops away in prison...

I highly recomend it to all : ok: : ok:

oh, n' the Forest Gump n' Good Morning Veitnam are good for all the old stuff :peace:

Plus, i wasnt interested in it until i read the trax list...
The Jack Ass soundtrax, it's mad as :yes: :hihi:

The Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis is amazing, it's by far my favorite. And it's really cool that they included the "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.." -bit by Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer), IMO those are some of the most classic lines in movie history.

thanks for the recommendations! i'll check 'em out.

I like The Great Expectations Soundtrack it has bands like Pulp, Greatful Dead, iggy pop, Mono, Poe it's a cool record, Also Last Action Hero Soundtrack Is so good, Tesla, Def Leppard, ACDC, Megadeth, well enough said, Last Month I downloaded the Trick Or Treat Soundtrack by Fastway which is pretty cool  : ok:, I like also Interview With The Vampire Soundtrack for Obvius reasons but the soundtrack is so cool I like to be depressed  :drool:

I've always liked the reality bites soundtrack.  I used to listen to that when i was a little kid.

Oh and Alicemudgarden...whats the song thats playing in the convenience store in detroit rock city? its really weird and quirky but i never got around to looking it up?

from my memory, are you talking about Styx - Come sail away?

I am an 80s girl when it comes to soundtracks, as most of the ones I own are from 80s flicks. Some of my favorites that haven't been mentioned are Pretty In Pink, Repo Man, and The Lost Boys.

The soundtrack from the first Matrix movie is great. It features bands like Rob Zombie,Prodigy,RATM and it has a magnificent masterpiece: Rob D-Clubbed to death

I hope not! :nervous:   haha no, its something else...from what i can remember its when that little kid with the kiss makeup is talking...i dont know i'll have to check

haha, i'm assuming it's some kiss song. sounds like kiss, but i'm not familiar with their whole repertoire.

I think it's "Shock Me".... Ace sings on it.

My favourite movie soundtrack... Ah fuck it, Top Gun.  I don't care what you think.

now as far as a rock soundtrack goes I really love The Crow it had The Cure,Nine Inch Nails STp ,RAge Against The MAchine , Pantera, and The Violent Femmes ect . Some really good shite you should check out if you don't have it.

The Lost Boys.

Its my Favourite film, so it has to be the best soundtrack...

Love it.

Cry little sister is my fave off the soundtrack.

Singles movie soundtrack is probably my favourite.

It features tracks by Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins, Chris Cornell, Pearl Jam, Jimi Hendrix, Mother Love Bone, Screaming Trees.

The movie also features performances and appearances by AIC & Pearl Jam. : ok:

don't forget Soundgarden.

airheads soundtrack is also a cool choice, motorhead, the ramones, the lone reangers which lyrics degenerated were co-written by Mr. Dave Mustaine with some other guy.  : ok:

That's also my favorite. Chris Cornell's "Seasons" alone, is worth the price of the cd.




/jarmo

ahh shit, why didnt i say The Lost Boys >:(   : ok: : ok:
The version of The Doors 'People are Strange' is unreal, on the sondtrack it's a half medly of it with Spanish Caravan, i love it : ok:

Any one see Brainscane with Edward Ferlong, it love this movie, the soundtrack's pretty cool too!!!

Even though it's really cheesy I love the Grease soundtrack.

My favorite movie soundtrack is End of Days.

Other soundtracks I like are the Rocky soundtracks, Over the Top, Top Gun cuase they have some cool songs to work out to.   

that Limp Dick song just ruins it though :rant:

i actually dont mined the Korn song but.

Rushmore

Great songs and it compliments the movie perfectly.

1. Hardest Geometry Problem in the World - Mark Mothersbaugh 
2. Making Time - Creation 
3. Concrete & Clay - Unit 4 + 2 
4. Nothing In This World Can Stop Me Worrin' Bout That Girl -
5. Sharp Little Guy - Mark Mothersbaugh 
6. The Lad With the Silver Button - Mark Mothersbaugh 
7. A Summer Song - Chad & Jeremy 
8. Edward Appleby (In Memoriam) - Mark Mothersbaugh 
9. Here Comes My Baby - Cat Stevens 
10. A Quick One While He's Away - The Who 
11. 'Snowflake Music' From Bottlerocket - Mark Mothersbaugh 
12. Piranhas are a Very Tricky Species - Mark Mothersbaugh 
13. Blinuet - Zoot Sims 
14. Friends Like You, Who Needs Friends - Mark Mothersbaugh 
15. Rue St. Vincent - Yves Montand 
16. Kite Flying Society - Mark Mothersbaugh 
17. The Wind - Cat Stevens 
18. Oh Yoko - John Lennon 
19. Ooh La La - The Faces 
20. Margaret Yang's Theme - Mark Mothersbaugh 

Purple Rain........ what else

Grease

footloose

rocky IV is an awesome soundtrack

Dirty dancing? *she's like the wind*

Shocker

Under the Cherry Moon

The Crow

Grease

Footloose

Dirty Dancing

Trick or Treat

Purple Rain

Wedding Singer

Top Gun

Flashdance

How the hell did I forget Purple Rain[slaps self in the head stupid.]

Forrest Gump hands down : ok:

Requiem for a dream,scored? by Clint Mansell.
Very moody,dark,sad. Very "something really bad is about to happen very soon"

Listening to the soundtrack cd itself isn't as great an experience as i had hoped;
Large part of the soundtrack is build around the same piece of? melody so it gets repeatitive at times.
Good stuff though, my fav cds atm.

...And incredibly effective in the movie itself.
Watching these young adults destroying their life with the silouette of this deserted wheel of the world in
the backround while the flood of various string instruments&piano start doing that there cool main theme..ahh, big emotions.


Fairly unrelated piece of trivia;
In requiem for a dream, when Marion (Jennifer Conelly) is, er, riding the snake one of the visions she gets
is a view of a beach and a long dock where she stands alone, staring in the sea.
Dark city(released around 1995), a movie wich also stars Jennifer Conelly, has pretty much exaqctly the same scene.

forgot to mention The Big Chill... I love motown a lot.

My favorite is the Singles soundtrack as well, some very good songs on there.

One of my favorite movie soundtracks is Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me ...

...and Rocky IV is great too :o? ;D

Team America soundtrack

FUCK YEAH!

gladiator (2000)
meet joe black
band of brothers

Back To The Future - For Huey Lewis & The News, plus the great Theme.

Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey - Faith No More, KISS, Primus, Winger etc.

Blues Brothers - Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, John Belushi & Dan Akyroyd [The Blues Brothers]

Wayne's World - Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, Tia Carrere, Queen, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Eric Clapton and it also has the classic song Dream Weaver by Gary Wright.

Top Gun - Take My Breath Away, You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' & the Theme itself.

Pulp Fiction - Every tracks amazing and im sure you all know it.

Fast Times At Ridgemont High - Sammy Hagar, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Led Zeppelin.

Dracula 2000 - Slayer, Monster Magnet, Pantera, Disturbed etc.

Dazed And Confused - The film was set in 1976 and is an absolute classic and the music just takes it to the next level it has the likes of Aerosmith, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, ZZ Top

Noteworthy/Slightly Embarrasing Mentions: Pretty Woman/Dirty Dancing - It's cheese but it's all good, It Must Have Been Love, She's Like The Wind, Hungry Eyes, Real Wild Child

when the pretty woman and wayne's world soundtracks came out, those were what actually first introduced me to this band called red hot chili peppers. there's a possibility you've heard of them.

There are very few songs i like by them but their songs on these 2 soundtracks are good, my fave song of theirs is Higher Ground on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie soundtrack.

the only full-length album I have by them is bloodsugarsexmagik, and it's ridiculously good anyway.

RHCP - Sikamikanico, from Wayne's World.

My favourite song by RHCP is soul to squeese and that song was in The Conehead Soundtrack which is also a great movie  :peace:

are you sure Musatine co-wrote that? I know it was originally a reagen youth song way before the movie. I would be a little surprised if dave ran in the same circle as them. great soundtrack tho. The white zombie song "feel the gods" is fucking awesome. One of my favorite songs by them and Rob Zombie USED to make really cool music. Can't go wrong with the ramones. That motorhead song kicks ass.

Well I saw the credits and there was Dave Mustaine co-writing the song, that's why I'm saying that he co-wrote the song maybe he did some changes  ???

I have to say the one soundtrack I love is from the rocky movies, it was always great to listen to while working out..

Others I like would be Boogienights, Saturday Night Fever, and Dazed and Confused,...

Rememebr it doesn't have to be rock only..

yep i agree with u there, also pulp fiction, grease  :P and scarface!!!! there's probably more but i can't be arsed to think.

And don't forget Lynch's other film, Lost Highway! Badalamenti, NIN, Bowie, Manson, Lou Reed, Smashing Pumpkins, Rammstein... Unbelievable atmospheric!

My other favourites: Natural Born Killers, The Crow

Yeah absolutely! really unbelievable stuff? :yes:


...yeah Rocky IV - Training Montage and War : ok:

yep, great song! : ok:

The Crow, Natural Born Killers, Trainspotting, End of days and most of the Tarantino stuff.

I love the soundtrack to Point break, aswell as it being a kick ass film, and cameo of the chili peppers singer, its got a kick ass soundtrack. specially the ratt song "nobody rides for free"..

Matrix one has an ok soundtrack too, got me into rage against the machine..

Anyone like these soundtracks?

Name some of your own.

Singles - Great "grunge" summary CD.
About a Boy - Badly Drawn Boy made a great CD with this soundtrack.
Romeo And Juliet

Pulp Fiction

Classic soundtrack : ok:

Armageddon had a ton of great songs on it..
That Thing You do :P
and I loved the Night At the Roxbury soundtrack :hihi:

I think the only two I own are:

8 Mile

&

Top Gun

 : ok:

Donnie Darko
Lost Highway
Natural Born Killers
Dazed And Confused

and many many more...

Singles soundtrack is great. It has Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Chris Cornell solo, Jimi Hendrix, Screaming Trees and some others I can't remember. Great mix of the best bands from the grunge era.

Great choice. The song 'Seasons' is one of Cornell's finest moments.

Great Expectations (tori amos, pulp, scott weilan, iggy pop, among others)
Trick or treat soundtrack (fastway record)
X files (bjork, filter among others)
velvet goldmine (pulp, can't remember the others)

Detroit Rock City would be a phenomenal soundtrack if they had put the original songs on it instead of covers.  A few minor changes was all it needed.

Dirty Dancing

Grease

How can the greatest soundtrack of all time be forgotten?

"Purple Rain"

Armageddon!  I love Aerosmith!  I watched this movie at school and I was crying so much when "I Dont Wanna Miss a Thing" Started...  :'(

And Forrest Gump!  "Jeramiah was a Bullfrog" anyone!!

FYI, it's called "Joy To The World"  ::)

 :P Sorry.  Thats like Greenday "Good Riddance" everyone calls it "Time of Your Life"  I must admit - it does get on my nerves so I'm sorry.

I'm not a fan of soundtracks but the 'School of Rock' soundtrack is great.

Some songs:

Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song
Cream - Sunshine of Your Love
T-Rex - Ballrooms Of Mars
The Who - Substitute

The crow  : ok:
Dumb & dumber  : ok:

Natural Born Killers
The Crow
The Crow - City of Angels
Tales From The Crypt - Demon Night
Lost Highway
Chopper
House Of 1000 Corpses
Dazed And Confused
Tarintino Films


.......ah man, there's fuckin' heaps  :o   n' i cant think of anymore at the moment, im too smashed :smoking:

SOUNDTRAX RULE!!!

Transformers the movie of course

D already called it: Purple Rain is probably the best in my opinion

Singles
The Virgin Suicides
Judgement Night- Cypress Hill and Pearl Jam together at last :smoking:

OMG how can we forget terminator 2......it has GNR on it!

No, It has not.

You Could Be Mine is not on the soundtrack

Its played on the film hence i class it as being on the soundtrack.

It's played at the end of the credits but it is not on the cd or the cassette soundtrack..

its also played while the kids on his motorbike at various times and while he is in the garage.

I class anything thats played in the film thats noticeable to be on the soundtrack, if its not on the CD, bahh its in the film.

Yes, it's on the film. I get that.

But it's not on the real soundtrack.. But I get your point.

Thats a great call I forgot that, also airheads is a great soundtrack and Interview with the vampire which I have it  : ok:
I love the wedding singer soundtrack to it has the 80's which I like  ;D

Reservoir Dogs and Trainspotting

How about 'Last Action Hero'? :o

You do?  Explain to me please!

Just because there is a GN'R song on a soundtrack doesn't make it good... *cough* End of Days, besides you're right, there isn't a GN'R song on the T2 soundtrack, it is only featured in the movie.

I grew up in the short-lived "grunge movement".  The Singles soundtrack is my favorite.  Pearl Jam, Paul Westerberg, Smashing Pumpkins, AIC, Chris Cornells first solo attempt, Mother Love Bone and others. Its a kickass soundtrack. : ok:

Oh and Moulin Rouge!  Tango Roxanne...

I know it sounds Dorky but the songs are really nice!!  :-[

Yeah what a great Soundtrack  : ok:

I love the Sin City music and batman theme tune, the old one. I love DLT on XXX2 and Rammstein Feur Frei (spelling is crap i know)

I think the Harry Potter and Goblet of Fire track is good to. I love the clash of Radiohead and Pulp at the Yule Ball singing the Hippogriff song.

Conan the Barbarian
Gummo
Flash Gordon  ;D

You dont like most queen last records but you like flash gordon  :-\
yeah Im stalking you  :hihi:

Forrest Gump:

Mamas & The Papas
Credence Clearwater Revival
The Byrds
Jimi Hendrix
Janis Joplin
The Doors

It's so bad it's good.  ;D

Terminator 2- you could be mine !!!  : ok:

That's not even the official soundtrack is it? oh well the terminator films are my favourite films ever.

Forrest Gump.

The Blues Brothers
Star Wars
Velvet Goldmine
Singles
Stand by Me
Rock Star
School of Rock
High Fidelity
Full Monty
Billy Elliot
The Big Chill
Dead Man
In the name of the father

gotta be Ghostbusters...

I'd go with the Singles soundtrack.  PJ, Soundgarden, Motherlovebone, AIC and others. : ok:

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The only soundtrack that matters ever! Look, even Jack Bauer makes an appearance as a special agent vampire!? :D

Lost Boys is cheesy as hell. Good entertainment. Love the holy water garlic mixture

Oh yes most definately, and its one of them ones that you can watch over and over again!
If you are a sad stoner!  :smoking:

Rock Star,The School of Rock, Empire Records, Forrest Gump

The La Bamba soundtrack is great to hear some old 50's rock songs recorded (mostly by Los Lobos) and some other newer artists. Well, new for 1986 anyway : ok: