What is your favorite soundtrack album?

Check out the "Blow-Up" soundtrack by Herbie Hancock from 1966 for a taste of swingin' London. Great movie by Antonioni as well!

 

Floyd-- Obscured By Clouds
Miles Davis -- Jack Johnson

Special mention: Zabriskie Point

 

I am sam.

A Soundtrack Album full of Beatles Covers.
Does anybody know the Beatles here?

 

West Side Story
Funny Girl
Cabaret

 

Repo Man

 

Born on the 4th july, 1st side of the vinyl only

 

Kingpin is pretty high on my list. Farrelly Brothers always tend to have a great S/T to their "films".

Like the music in Get Shorty as well.

 

My top 3 in no particular order would be

Woodstock
Easy Rider
FM

 

My go-to soundtrack for mood music still is:

Close Encounters of a Third Kind

 

Star Wars - John Williams (all of them, but especially the 1977 film music)
Blade Runner - Vangelis

 

Don't like scores much, but I do buy a lot of soundtracks. If push comes to shove I'd go with 'American Graffiti' but top choice could have been 'Restless Natives', 'The Commitments' or 'Pulp Fiction'.

 

Easy Rider
A Clockwork Orange
Midnight Express
Heavy Metal
Donnie Darko

 

Halloween.

 

Not counting the Beatles movies, I'd go with pulp fiction.

 

paint your wagon

 

It's a good one for sure.

 

HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP-original Soundtrack composed by James Horner https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0066SWSH8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_WgkyxbAJPPYKX

Titanic: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Anniversary Edition https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006UTJ6GO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_LjkyxbF5Q82Y0



James Horner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia »

Two of me favorites The late James Horner.

 

There are so many superb soundtracks out there it's hard to pick one so I will give a few of my favorites:

Jerry Goldsmith="Basic Instinct" and "Star Trek: The Motion Picture"
Leonard Bernstein=West Side Story
Elmer Bernstein=Walk on the Wild Side

Jerry Goldsmith has to be my personal favorite film composer followed by anything done by Bernard Herrmann.

 

Malcolm X
Mo' Better Blues
The Harder they Come
2001: A Space Odyssey
Rock 'n' Roll High School
Round Midnight

 

My favorite soundtracks are from:

The Blues Brothers
Star Wars
Searching For Silverman
Purple Rain
Pulp Fiction
Into the Wild
Juno

Also would like to take this moment to give a shout out to Kenny Loggins and his contributions to Top Gun, Caddyshack, Over the Top, and Footloose. He is 80s movie Gold!

 

The Last Place To Go - YouTube »

This one is nice... features playing by Mick Turner, Will Oldham, Jim White, Edith Frost, David Grubbs, Frederick Lonberg-Holm, Ken Vandermark, among others.