Best Movie Soundtracks

Metallica_rox · 09-09-2006, 01:51 PM

this aint completely to do with movie soundtracks but...... mission impossible 1 n 2, are Metallica's I Disappear and Limp Bizkits Take A Look Around the actual soundtracks? or even in the movies? , ive never watched them jusr clips, so was wondering

MoonlitSunshine · 09-09-2006, 01:56 PM

they are played in the movies, but other songs are as well. The weren't made specifically for them, if that's what you mean.

Musicfanatic · 11-19-2009, 09:31 PM

I'm curious about the Death Proof soundtrack. I'm currently listening to it, particularlly Chick Habit by April March. Before my library got this soundtrack for me I had the credits for the movie on A-B repeat for at least an hour, so I'm pretty familiar with it. When I listened to it on this CD I was disappointed that the song has been edited down from aprox. three minutes and forty-four seconds to a little over two minutes. I looked for the original album on allmusic.com and found that it's also only a bit over 2:00. Now, I know that that site can be wrong, it listed Jessica by the Allman Brothers as much shorter than the actual song is, so...

I was wondering if any of you know anything about this. The last minute or more of the song in the credits the singer was singing in a different language, and that's what is missing from the soundtrack.

Dieselboy · 11-19-2009, 09:56 PM

Was listening to the Go soundtrack last night as I drove around. Its so perfect for night driving...just alot of up-beat poppy techno, with a few slower songs mixed in.

Best soundtrack ever for me is Hackers though, if we're talking about a group of misc. artists put together just for the movie. Just an unbelievable amount of classic techno songs all on one cd.

For pure musicals, its probably a tie between The Sound of Music and Moulin Rouge.

Big Pete · 11-19-2009, 11:10 PM

Vanilla Sky - I mean, it was easily it's strongest feature.
Grosse Point Blank
Donnie Darko
Almost Famous
Garden State

and for the cheese factor...

Space Jam!

333 · 11-19-2009, 11:28 PM

The Limits of Control OST

1 Intro - Bad Rabbit
2 Fuzzy Reactor - Boris - (featuring Michio Kurihara
3 Saeta - Macarena
4 Sea Green Sea - Bad Rabbit
5 Feedbacker (TLOC Edit) - Boris
6 Por Compasion: Malaguenas - Manuel El Sevillano
7 Farewell - Boris
8 N.L.T. - Sunn O)))/Boris
9 El Que Se Tenga Por Grande - Carmen Linares
10 Dawn - Bad Rabbit
11 You On the Run - The Black Angels
12 Omens and Portents 1: The Driver (TLOC Edit) - Earth/Bill Frisell
13 El Que Se Tenga Por Grande - Jorge Padilla/Talegon De Cordoba
14 Blood Swamp (TLOC Edit) - Sunn O)))/Boris
15 Schubert 2. Adagio [String Quintet In C, D.956] - Ensemble Villa Musica
16 Daft Punk is Playing At My House - LCD Soundsystem
17 " " (TLOC Edit) - Boris

Been into this one a lot lately after watching only half of the film. Come on Boris and Earth with Bill Frisell? Brilliant shit.

Also, I've mentioned these a lot, too:

Moon OST and The Fountain both by Clint Mansell

captaincaptain · 11-19-2009, 11:37 PM

My Top 3

Superfly - One of the greatest albums, let alone soundtrack. Curtis Mayfield is a ****ing genius.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Greatest musical ever!

Pulp Fiction - Obvious choice but can't deny its impact on the movie.

Dieselboy · 11-19-2009, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by captaincaptain

The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Greatest musical ever!

Oh god, great call. Can't believe I forgot that one. ><

Edit: Also, the soundtrack for the Noir anime series is some of the most amazing music I've ever heard...both discs. Donno how many anime fans are on here, but theres some seriously amazing OST's for quite a few of those shows. Really enjoy them.

captaincaptain · 11-19-2009, 11:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Big Pete

Vanilla Sky - I mean, it was easily it's strongest feature.
Grosse Point Blank
Donnie Darko
Almost Famous
Garden State

and for the cheese factor...

Space Jam!

Donnie Darko (who doesn't love the 80's) and Almost Famous are great choices. I always thought Garden State was overrated movie and music.

noise · 11-20-2009, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Musicfanatic

I'm curious about the Death Proof soundtrack. I'm currently listening to it, particularlly Chick Habit by April March. Before my library got this soundtrack for me I had the credits for the movie on A-B repeat for at least an hour, so I'm pretty familiar with it. When I listened to it on this CD I was disappointed that the song has been edited down from aprox. three minutes and forty-four seconds to a little over two minutes. I looked for the original album on allmusic.com and found that it's also only a bit over 2:00. Now, I know that that site can be wrong, it listed Jessica by the Allman Brothers as much shorter than the actual song is, so...

I was wondering if any of you know anything about this. The last minute or more of the song in the credits the singer was singing in a different language, and that's what is missing from the soundtrack.

i'm a big fan of April March and i have all her stuff, so here's what i know. Chick Habit shows up 5 times in her discography. the song is found on both the Chick Habit EP and on the album Paris in April. Both discs feature 2 versions of the song - one in English and one in French. the English version is also found on the compilation album Lessons of April March. all 5 copies of the song in her discography are just over 2 minutes each.

i'm guessing that for the film, they simply spliced together the english and french versions. there is no official version which has both.

hope that helped! and let me know if you want to hear more of her stuff. she's got a great discography, but it can be hard to track some of it down

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captaincaptain I Am Become Death Metal Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Stankonia Posts: 695	My Top 3 Superfly - One of the greatest albums, let alone soundtrack. Curtis Mayfield is a **ing genius. The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Greatest musical ever! Pulp Fiction - Obvious choice but can't deny its impact on the movie. __________________ LAST.FM RYM**

11-19-2009, 09:31 PM	#73 (permalink)
Musicfanatic Music Addict Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 225	I'm curious about the Death Proof soundtrack. I'm currently listening to it, particularlly Chick Habit by April March. Before my library got this soundtrack for me I had the credits for the movie on A-B repeat for at least an hour, so I'm pretty familiar with it. When I listened to it on this CD I was disappointed that the song has been edited down from aprox. three minutes and forty-four seconds to a little over two minutes. I looked for the original album on allmusic.com and found that it's also only a bit over 2:00. Now, I know that that site can be wrong, it listed Jessica by the Allman Brothers as much shorter than the actual song is, so... I was wondering if any of you know anything about this. The last minute or more of the song in the credits the singer was singing in a different language, and that's what is missing from the soundtrack.

11-19-2009, 09:56 PM	#74 (permalink)
Dieselboy Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 608	Was listening to the Go soundtrack last night as I drove around. Its so perfect for night driving...just alot of up-beat poppy techno, with a few slower songs mixed in. Best soundtrack ever for me is Hackers though, if we're talking about a group of misc. artists put together just for the movie. Just an unbelievable amount of classic techno songs all on one cd. For pure musicals, its probably a tie between The Sound of Music and Moulin Rouge.

11-19-2009, 11:10 PM	#75 (permalink)
Big Pete Groupie Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 3	Vanilla Sky - I mean, it was easily it's strongest feature. Grosse Point Blank Donnie Darko Almost Famous Garden State and for the cheese factor... Space Jam!

11-19-2009, 11:28 PM	#76 (permalink)
333 Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 965	The Limits of Control OST 1 Intro - Bad Rabbit 2 Fuzzy Reactor - Boris - (featuring Michio Kurihara 3 Saeta - Macarena 4 Sea Green Sea - Bad Rabbit 5 Feedbacker (TLOC Edit) - Boris 6 Por Compasion: Malaguenas - Manuel El Sevillano 7 Farewell - Boris 8 N.L.T. - Sunn O)))/Boris 9 El Que Se Tenga Por Grande - Carmen Linares 10 Dawn - Bad Rabbit 11 You On the Run - The Black Angels 12 Omens and Portents 1: The Driver (TLOC Edit) - Earth/Bill Frisell 13 El Que Se Tenga Por Grande - Jorge Padilla/Talegon De Cordoba 14 Blood Swamp (TLOC Edit) - Sunn O)))/Boris 15 Schubert 2. Adagio [String Quintet In C, D.956] - Ensemble Villa Musica 16 Daft Punk is Playing At My House - LCD Soundsystem 17 " " (TLOC Edit) - Boris Been into this one a lot lately after watching only half of the film. Come on Boris and Earth with Bill Frisell? Brilliant shit. Also, I've mentioned these a lot, too: Moon OST and The Fountain both by Clint Mansell