Movie Soundtracks

Dinky Do Number of posts : 4830 Age : 43

What is everyone's favorite movie soundtrack?

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The Last Action Hero soundtrack had some great stuff. Megadeth, Anthrax, Queensryche... headbanger

Good film too.

King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

Heavy Metal, Billl & Ted's Excellent Adventure and The Mission

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Master Of The Crotch Grab Number of posts : 6841 Age : 50

Heavy Metal, Texas Chainsaw 3, Shocker, Last Action Hero, Nightmare On Elm Street 4 (but man its a smurfette trying to replace my CD of it)

Zooey Addict Number of posts : 17074 Age : 45

The Last Unicorn (some great songs by America)
Over The Hedge (I like what I hear from Ben Folds)
Willow (one of my favorite movies and Elora Danan is a majestic piece)
Star Wars (The best trilogy of all time tied with...)
Lord Of The Rings (...this one)
Secret Of NIMH (one of my favortie cartoon movies of all time-love the music infinitly more than the movie)
Neverending Story
Braveheart (gut wrenching movie with music that kicks ass)
Gladiator (ditto)
Dune (Toto show that they really know how to write great music-probably my favorite soundtrack of all time-the movie is a favortie of mine too)
Rover Dangerfield (would probably be impossible to find but I said that about The Last Unicorn, Dune, Willow, and Secret Of NIMH and I found those-a little unknown cartoon movie but one that I absolutly love)
Hoodwinked (Funny and entertaining songs from a funny and entertaining CGI cartoon movie)

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

One of my favorites is the soundtrack to Less than Zero. Aerosmith, Joan Jett, Slayer, Danzig, Roy Orbison, & Poison. I even dig LL Cool J's "Going Back to Cali".

Zooey Addict Number of posts : 17074 Age : 45

Oh, I forgot these:

Blade (I admit I like some of those techno numbers and SOME rap-i.e Wolfpack-Bounce [best song on that soundtrack])
Mortal Combat (again with those techno numbers-great for fighting scenes)
Judgement Night (favorite soundtrack of multiple artists-rap and metal unite)

As you can see when it comes to soundtracks I'm not big on metal/hard rock ones (mainly because I prefer to get the albums most of those songs are found on).

Subject: Re: Movie Soundtracks Sat Apr 12, 2008 12:18 pm

Highlander

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1510 Age : 41

Back To The Future (I, II, III) - The first one had Huey Lewis and the News, Eric Clapton and Lindsey Buckingham but also featured music conducted by Alan Silvestri.

and I love the music from the Rocky films.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37962 Age : 54

Shocker: No More Mr. Nice Guy

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

I think those are the only two soundtrack albums I own.

Unless you count two CDs of music from "The Simpsons"

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Dinky Do Number of posts : 4830 Age : 43

Some of my favs are

Halloween
Little Shop of Horrors
Scorpion King ( just for the Creed song For Whom it may Concern)
Top Gun
Road House

The King Number of posts : 23281 Age : 51

I love that Shocker soundtrack as well. My favs are:

Lord the Rings (all 3)
Indiana Jones (all 3)
Star Wars (Ep 4,5,6)

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As shitty as the actual film was, the soundtrack for Godzilla was really good.

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Harley Davidson & the Marlboro Man
Bordello of Blood (Tales from the Crypt)
Blaze of Glory (Young Guns II)
Leatherface (Texas Chainsaw Massacre III)
The Wraith

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

I'll just list the ones I own:
This Is Spinal Tap, Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Incredibles, Star Wars Trilogy, Phantom Of The Opera

The King Number of posts : 23281 Age : 51

Trigger wrote:: As shitty as the actual film was, the soundtrack for Godzilla was really good.

its amazing how many lousy films have good soundtracks...

Alex

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Metal master Number of posts : 924 Age : 56

DallasBlack wrote:: The Last Unicorn (some great songs by America)
Over The Hedge (I like what I hear from Ben Folds)
Willow (one of my favorite movies and Elora Danan is a majestic piece)
Star Wars (The best trilogy of all time tied with...)
Lord Of The Rings (...this one)
Secret Of NIMH (one of my favortie cartoon movies of all time-love the music infinitly more than the movie)
Neverending Story
Braveheart (gut wrenching movie with music that kicks ass)
Gladiator (ditto)
Dune (Toto show that they really know how to write great music-probably my favorite soundtrack of all time-the movie is a favortie of mine too)
Rover Dangerfield (would probably be impossible to find but I said that about The Last Unicorn, Dune, Willow, and Secret Of NIMH and I found those-a little unknown cartoon movie but one that I absolutly love)
Hoodwinked (Funny and entertaining songs from a funny and entertaining CGI cartoon movie)

That Rover Dangerfield Score is great!!! It sits proudly in my score collection. David Newman is one of my favorite composers. Rates up there with Elfman, Goldsmith, Bernstein, Williams, Doyle, Debney...

All time favorite soundtrack Jerry Goldsmith's The Burbs.

Collecting soundtracks scores is a real passion of mine. Almost equal to collecting rock n roll.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37962 Age : 54

EvyMetal wrote:: This Is Spinal Tap

Whoops - how could I have forgotten this one??

Maybe cuz for some odd reason I never think of it as a movie soundtrack, I simply consider it a Spinal Tap album. Laughing

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Teen Wolf

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

Fat Freddy wrote:

EvyMetal wrote:: This Is Spinal Tap

Whoops - how could I have forgotten this one??

Maybe cuz for some odd reason I never think of it as a movie soundtrack, I simply consider it a Spinal Tap album. Laughing

I know what you mean. I don't know where to look for it at the cd store. Under Spinal Tap in used rock? or in the sountracks?

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martinsane wrote:: That Rover Dangerfield Score is great!!! It sits proudly in my score collection. David Newman is one of my favorite composers. Rates up there with Elfman, Goldsmith, Bernstein, Williams, Doyle, Debney....

is it that Good ? it's in my local store for 2.99 at the moment.

Metal master Number of posts : 924 Age : 56

Locky wrote:

martinsane wrote:: That Rover Dangerfield Score is great!!! It sits proudly in my score collection. David Newman is one of my favorite composers. Rates up there with Elfman, Goldsmith, Bernstein, Williams, Doyle, Debney....

is it that Good ? it's in my local store for 2.99 at the moment.

Yes it is, if your into that sort of thing. Not everyone is into movie scores, but as I said Newman is a favorite of mine.

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37962 Age : 54

EvyMetal wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

EvyMetal wrote:: This Is Spinal Tap

Whoops - how could I have forgotten this one??

Maybe cuz for some odd reason I never think of it as a movie soundtrack, I simply consider it a Spinal Tap album. Laughing

I know what you mean. I don't know where to look for it at the cd store. Under Spinal Tap in used rock? or in the sountracks?

I guess it depends on the store. I've seen it filed in both places.

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Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1636 Age : 37

Trigger wrote:: The Last Action Hero soundtrack had some great stuff. Megadeth, Anthrax, Queensryche... Good film too.

About to post that. Besides the Cypress Hill and Fishbone tracks, I love the whole thing.

The Detriot Rock City one is a big one for me too. I have to skip the Marylin Manson track tho sick

Metal graduate Number of posts : 282 Age : 47

Transformers: The Movie (1986 animated version)
Rocky 4
Scarface
Ghostbusters

Some of my favourite soundtracks

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