My first encounter with Sigur Ros was when I hear this song in Vanilla Sky.

I downloaded it and listened to it a few things then forgot that Sigur Ros even existed.

I need to check out an album of theirs one day.

Heard it in Inglourious Basterds, fell in love immediately.

hmmmm Kool & The Gang USED to very good

prompted me to get the pre-JT singles comp, which is quite good as well, although the cassette no longer works

Love that song, Tarantino films always have great soundtracks.

^^yeah

The Bobby Fuller Four in Fantastic Mr. Fox

Adagio For Strings by Sam Barber.

Donnie Darko:

that's a great tune



can anybody guess which movie the above is from?

I love that song! I'm a huge Bee Gees fan. I blame my parents.

^^so am I

but it's nobody's fault but mine

wow I have heard this song but I had no idea that The BeeGees inspired this version

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or maybe it's just a coincidence since love is a universal theme

while watching the movie entitled the last song i have discovered that the soundtrack was so nice then i found it that the song is entitled when i look at you by miley cyrus.

Got into Suicidal Tendencies after seeing Repo Man.



Got into Cat Stevens after seeing Harold and Maude.

Me too! And Circle Jerks. :)

I heard this was suppose to be Angel by Massive Attack, perhaps a remix? However I can not find this anywhere, but none the less, this is when I was introduced to Massive Attack regardless if its suppose to be them in this film.

AM 180- Grandaddy

and
East Hastings- God Speed You! Black Emperor

28 Days Later had a fantastic soundtrack.

Dreamgirl!!!!! i Love that movie and i love all the songs!!! Big big fan!

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"Rise" by Azure Ray

do your thing by charles wright after watching boogie nights

Donnie Darko introduced me to "Mad World" by Tears For Fears

great song

Didn't know Chick Habit before Death Proof.

Same here.

=) I loved that song when I heard it during Death Proof.

revenge of the nerds: are you ready for the sex girls

Holy crap I was just about to say that. In addition Donnie Darko introduced me to Tears For Fears - Head Over Heels and Killing Moon by Echo and the Bunnymen.

Same here. A great way to end it.

I was a Teenage Zombie intro'd me to this song:-

That scene is one of my favourite scenes in any movie ever. Such a cool scene.

I actually discover a lot of songs from shows rather than movies.

My Body is a Cage - Peter Gabriel (from House, M.D)
We Used to Be Friends - The Dandy Warhols (The O.C.....don't judge)

There are tons more that I know I can't remember right now

This is definitely the most significant song that I learned of from a movie. They used it SOOO damn well.

Nobody Rides For Free-Ratt (Point Break)
When The Night Comes Falling-Jeff Healy (Road House)
Una Palabra-Carlos Varela (Man On Fire)

agreed. fantastic cover

every song on the soundtrack to there's something about mary was new to me

i like the recurring song to Run Lola Run

still dunno what it is, though

From watching the movie Rock Star i discovered a lot of songs and bands. For example the song "We All Die Young" by Steelheart.
Also i discovered the song "Africa" by Toto through the tv-series Scrubs.

Scrubs - JD singing Africa (Toto cover) :laughing:

one of my favourites:-



from Kill Bill 2 - Meiko Kaji's Uramu Bushi (Flower of Carnage)

later discovered it was originally recorded for the prison exploitation flick Female Prisoner #701 : Scorpion (the first one)

i loved the Scorpion series

Groove Armada - Hands Of Time
 

Soundtrack from Collateral.

Awsome Movie, Awsome Song!

One movie is responsible for my music tastes today.

That movie is Stealing Beauty.

I watched it because I wanted to see Liv Tyler's tits.

I bought it because of the AMAZING soundtrack. It introduced me to a whole world of music I had never heard. Mazzy Star, Cocteau Twins, Hooverphonic, Portishead...

Still one of my all-time favorite soundtracks, I listen to it all the time.

What comes to mind first is "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding" by Elvis Costello. More important for me was to discover Costello himself rather than this particular song. It was in Lost in Translation.

As far as I remember, I discovered Radio Dept too in a Sofia Coppola's film. They have great soundtracks.