Favorite Movie Soundtrack

Antoine Duhamel - Pierrot le Fou (1965)
Serge Gainsbourg - Anna (1967)
Goran Bregovic - Arizona Dream (1995)
Wim Mertens - The Belly of An Architect (1987)
Michel Legrand - Les Demoiselles de Rochefort (1967)

 

Hard Days Night

 

Score:
-Total Eclipse (Jan A.P. Kaczmarek)
-At Play in the Fields of the Lord (Zbigniew Preisner)
-Szamanka (Andrzej Korzyński)
-Ghost in the Shell (Kenji Kawai)
-Freud (Jerry Goldsmith)
-Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (Nakamoto Ryuichi)
-Sorcerer (Tangerine Dream)
-POLA X (Scott Walker)
-Vincent and Theo (Gabriel Yared)
-The Reflecting Skin (Nick Bicât)
-Rumble Fish (Stewart Copeland)
-Tron (Wendy Carlos)
-Kikujiro (Joe Hisiashi)
-Hook (John Williams)
-Batman Returns (Danny Elfman)
-Slaughterhouse-Five (Glenn Gould)
-Akira (Geinoh Yamashirogumi)
-The Face of Another (Takemitsu Toru)
-Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (Philip Glass)
-The Belly of an Architect (Wim Martens and Glenn Branca)
-Gattaca (Michael Nyman)
-Young Sherlock Holmes (Bruce Broughton)
-Sid and Nancy (The Pogues/Pray for Rain/Joe Strummer)
-The Black Cauldron (Elmer Bernstein)
-Local Hero (Mark Knopfler)
-The Last Emperor (Nakamoto Ryuichi and David Byrne)
-Cowboy Bebop: Knocking on Heaven's Door (Kanno Yoko)

Soundtracks
-Drive (2011)
-Pump Up the Volume
-Empire Records
-The Chocolate War (never commercially released)
-Ferris Bueller's Day Off (ditto)
-Flirt (1995)
-Suburbia (1996)
-24 Hour Party People
-Silence of the Lambs (most of Jonathan Demme's films, really)
-Clerks
-The Breakfast Club

 

wow. we have VERY similar taste, lol. I love "Floating Museum" from GITS.

 

"The Big Chill" is fun.
"Eddie and the Cruisers" is a guilty pleasure.

 

Such an unbelievably beautiful score. LOVE the film, too (and all of Peter Greenaway's works)

 

2001 a space odyssey

 

Xanadu
Clockwork Orange

 

"The Belly of An Architect" is my favorite film by Greenaway.

 

Last Action Hero, because:

AC/DC--Big Gun
Alice In Chains--What The Hell Have I
Megadeth--Angry Again
Anthrax--Poison My Eyes
Queensryche--Real World

 

I currently like the Straight Outta Of Compton soundtrack.

Others include

Jesus Christ Superstar
Blade Runner
Labyrinth
Dirty Dancing
Rust Never Sleeps
Deep Blues (Highly Recommended)
Big Bad Love
Star Wars (The Original)

 

2001: A Space Odyssey 1968 & re-release 1996
Easy Rider 1969
Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack and More 1970
Jimi Hendrix ‎– Rainbow Bridge / Original Motion Picture Sound Track 1971
Note: I believe every thing the record company's tell me
A Clockwork Orange 1972
The Harder They Come 1972
Dueling Banjos: From The Original Soundtrack 'Deliverance' 1972
41 Original Hits from the Soundtrack of American Graffiti 1973
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 1975
The Last Waltz 1978
Rock 'n' Roll High School 1979
Rockers 1979
The Border 1982
The King of Comedy 1983

 

John Barry - On Her Majesty's Secret Service
John Barry - Deadfall
John Barry - Body Heat
John Barry - The Living Daylights

Dave Grusin - Fabulous Baker Boys

Monkees - Head

Beatles - Help

 

Glory
Born On The Fourth Of July

 

All Time Favourite and has been in my life since I was 5 years old as I remember my Dad's vinyl copy of the LP and now have my own copy of that very album. It for me is my favourite score of all time by one of my favourite artists, composers outright genius.

John Barry On Her Majesty Secret Service

I don't think any other action adventure score has the toe tapping brilliance of this work, yes John Williams has produced some genius memorable work indeed with Star Wars, Jaws, Indiana Jones but for me Barry's work here is unsurpassed.

His experimentation, his sense of melody his ability to weave the JB theme in and out of the action cues and of course the heartbreaking Hal David collaboration with Louis Armstrong We Have All The Time In The World.

All his previous Bond scores had been quality with YOLT hitting new heights but he peaked here and despite him never resting on his laurels right up till his Bond score swansong Living Daylights, this was the pinnacle of his efforts for this enduring series.

 

Velvet Goldmine
Hedwig & the Angry Inch

 

Barry Lyndon
Blade Runner Esper Retirement Edition
Clockwork Orange
Gattaca
Inside Llewyn Davis
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Oblivion
One From The Heart
Paris, Texas
Rush
Solaris
The Big Easy
The B0rder
The Harder They Come
The Long Riders

 

Most of my collection is film scores, so this is kind of like asking "What is your favorite album."

I couldn't even give you a top 100 list.

 

The title track is awesome, probably my favorite Bond theme. I've never listened to the rest of that score apart from the movie.

Reminds me of one of my other favorites, Burt Bacharach and Herb Alpert for the 1969 version of Casino Royale. A lot of fun, but sort of a guilty pleasure.

Others that haven't been mentioned yet:

Ennio Morricone, The Sicilian Clan - The title track from that score was famously redone by John Zorn and Bill Frissell on Naked City but I love the whole score.
Jon Brion, I Heart Huckabees and Magnolia.
Johnny Greenwood, There Will Be Blood and Bodysong

And of course Bernard Herrmann's amazing run from Citizen Kane to Hitchcock to Taxidriver.

 

A toss-up between The Changeling and Phantasm.

 

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