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well, i did a search for the string 'soundtrack' and couldn't really find one about favourite soundtracks so i thought i should start one.

here's some of my favourites, and these are totally not in order

Oldboy
Blade Runner
The Terminator
Akira
Ghost In The Shell
Ghost In The Shell 2: Innocence
Full Metal Jacket
A Clockwork Orange
Fight Club
Pi
Requiem For A Dream
The Fountain
Lost In Translation
Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
Twin Peaks
Eraserhead
Lost Highway
Rushmore
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
THX 1138
Sunshine (they REALLY need to release the soundtrack for that film)
Natural Born Killers
Robocop
Memento
TRON
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I love Kenji Kawai too, specially Avalon and Ghost in the Shell. By the way the Sunshine soundtrack is available now on itunes since few month.

The Solaris soundtrack by Cliff Martinez is the best youngest original and asewome soundtrack !
The signs soundtrack by James Newton Howards is more classical but what a great ambience !
Chihiro and Mononoke by Joe Hisaishi.
The Sven Libaek song's in the Life aquatic.
Ico, Silent Hill, flow, for the video games.

And John Carpenters, Ennio Morricone, Old John William, Old Danny Elfman...I certainly forgot a lot of others...[/wiki]
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Geodesic wrote:By the way the Sunshine soundtrack is available now on itunes since few month.


that's awesome :D

i'm gonna look to see if it's available somewhere other than iTunes...Apple have crossed me for the last time, so i'd rather not buy from them
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Lost In Translation soundtrack is awesome.

Risky Business Soundtrack is timeless too. Tangerine Dream!

Also the score that AIR did for The Virgin Suicides is amazing. A lot of it pays attention to what Pink Floyd were doing in the early 70's.
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Cannibal Holocaust by Riz Ortolani.
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polar sky wrote:
Risky Business Soundtrack is timeless too. Tangerine Dream!




Hell yes. I got this on amazon last year. Love all the T.D. tracks.

I got it and the never ending story sound track
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The Virgin suicides
28 Days later
Sunshine
2001; A space oddesy

And lots more of who I cant think of atm.
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Waking life has some of the most psychedelic tango music ever created.
The science of sleep, rescue me in particulair.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind or I Heart Huckabees (or anything scored by Jon Brion really)

and don't forget danny elfman.
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Vagrant Story (Hitoshi Sakimoto)

Hitoshi Sakimoto's unique rhytyms and inclusion of the occasional breakbeat into medieval-fantasy music lent the perfect atmosphere to the setting and story. I also love his chord progressions. Worthy Listening.
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The Fountain (Clint Mansell)

I like the melodies used in this film. A lot. And having the Kronos Quartet on hand doesn't hurt either.
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King's Quest 8: Mask Of Eternity

This game's music was awesome. The traditional, soothing acoustic guitar themes for Daventry and the Sylph, and the underworld song in particular are great tracks.
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CoBoC wrote:The Fountain (Clint Mansell)

I like the melodies used in this film. A lot. And having the Kronos Quartet on hand doesn't hurt either.


yeah, The Fountain has a great soundtrack, which along with the film both have quite an importance to me

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Sunshine!!!!!!!!!!!
28 Days later

THE BEACH!!!!

Requiem for a Dream

Blackhawk Down
Kingdom of Heaven
Bladerunner
Gladiator

2001; A Space Oddesy

Clint Mansell is awesome.

Most Ridley Scott and Danny Boyle films blow my mind every time. (meaning the film and scoring)

I almost forgot! The Shining!!

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88marquis wrote:THE BEACH!!!!


I remember that. Good movie, Leftfield - Snakeblood!!! what a fucking good song!
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Cupz wrote:The science of sleep
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Any soundtrack Goblin did back in the 70's was superb. In fact, most 70's and a lot of 80's horror movies had pretty cool soundtracks.

As much as I loved both Eternal Sunshine and Science of Sleep, I only remember the music in Eternal Sunshine.

Anything Tangerine Dream is good, too. My favorite is Firestarter!
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Cliff Martinez - Solaris


The guy who did the soundtrack for the dune miniseries's


Dust Bros. - Fight Club

A.R. Rahmin - Slumdog Millionaire

Odd Nosdam - T.I.M.E. (bomb movie btw)

Stranger Than Fiction soundtrack
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Oh and the cold, scary, steely feel of the Thing (J.C.'s version) is pretty great

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at scarying the living fuck out of me
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Nazeal wrote:Oh and the cold, scary, steely feel of the Thing (J.C.'s version) is pretty great

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at scarying the living fuck out of me


Yeah, John Carpenter is the shit, too.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2EH4FndxR8

Jon Brion's 'Postcard' from Eternal Sunshine, has to be the greatest soundtrack ever. It's only 24 seconds long but it sure is a beautiful listen :P
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Shawshank Redemption and Field of Dreams, but everyone here has put up great soundtracks.
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Post by TheSilenceEchoes »

mouse_bums wrote:Shawshank Redemption and Field of Dreams, but everyone here has put up great soundtracks.


Shawshank Redemption!! Love that one too!

My list (bold ones are the ones that move me the deepest)

By Edward Shearmur:

K-Pax

By Harry Gregson-Williams:

Kingdom of Heaven
Man On Fire
Narnia 1 & 2

By James Horner:

A beautiful Mind
The Forgotten

By James Newton Howard:

The Sixth Sense

By Thomas Newman:

American Beauty
Angels In America
Cinderella Man
Finding Nemo
How To Make An American Quilt

Lemony Snicket's a Series Of Unfortunate Events
Little Children
Little Women
Meet Joe Black
Pay It Forward
Road To Perdition
Shawshank Redemption
The Green Mile
The Horse Whisperer

Wall-E
White Oleander
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