Greatest film soundtracks

[Gwladys St. Glory]

 

[Rita_Poon]

^^ Alan Silvestri

 

[Martin Alvito]

^^ Alan Silvestri

Hell, the Huey Lewis and the News stuff in that one is good, too. Perhaps the perfect technical film, when we consider everything that goes into one. Cinematography (the porno marquee on the theater when he gets back to 1985 is great), score, screenplay. Then Zemeckis tosses us Christopher Lloyd to boot.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Big fan of any Tarantino film soundtrack. Particularly Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained and Inglourious Basterds.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Hell, the Huey Lewis and the News stuff in that one is good, too. Perhaps the perfect technical film, when we consider everything that goes into one. Cinematography (the porno marquee on the theater when he gets back to 1985 is great), score, screenplay. Then Zemeckis tosses us Christopher Lloyd to boot.

One of the stars of the hidden detail 1973 movie.

 

[daza_1973]

Bladerunner - Vangelis

 

[tonyhorne]

Play this in the car. Drive the rest of the world mad ...

 

[goldfinchmule]

Jungle book..king louis and baloo mainly.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Play this in the car. Drive the rest of the world mad ...

You're a MONSTER, mate!
I do believe there's something in the Geneva Convention labelling this S/T as 'cruel and unusual punishment', and forbidding using it as a method to torture POW's.

Jungle book..king louis and baloo mainly.

There was only one Louis Prima, mate:

 

[goldfinchmule]

You're a MONSTER, mate!
I do believe there's something in the Geneva Convention labelling this S/T as 'cruel and unusual punishment', and forbidding using it as a method to torture POW's.


There was only one Louis Prima, mate:

Takes me back to when i was pulling rusks out of the vhs recorder.

 

[Martin Alvito]

You're a MONSTER, mate!
I do believe there's something in the Geneva Convention labelling this S/T as 'cruel and unusual punishment', and forbidding using it as a method to torture POW's.


There was only one Louis Prima, mate:

No, it's called No Fences.

 

[Eggs]

….The Glen Miller Story is a terrific film starring my favourite James Stewart but it also contains wonderful tunes like this one;

 

[tonyhorne]

You're a MONSTER, mate!
I do believe there's something in the Geneva Convention labelling this S/T as 'cruel and unusual punishment', and forbidding using it as a method to torture POW's.

This is only true if it is possible to nostalgia someone to death. I can only associate the soundtrack of Grease with happy memories of my youth. As I recall, it was released as a double album? the second disc was full of rock and roll lesser-standards many used as incidental background music in the film. I remember being quite disappointed by this at the time, but now I actually sometimes listen to these songs, like for fun.

Alexa has a lot to answer for ...

 

[Tommy Chong]

Hell, the Huey Lewis and the News stuff in that one is good, too. Perhaps the perfect technical film, when we consider everything that goes into one. Cinematography (the porno marquee on the theater when he gets back to 1985 is great), score, screenplay. Then Zemeckis tosses us Christopher Lloyd to boot.

Yeah mate… Huey Lewis was decent on that S/T.

However, there was one track that got left on the cutting room floor:

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With good reason too, methinks!

 

[Littlesue]

….The Glen Miller Story is a terrific film starring my favourite James Stewart but it also contains wonderful tunes like this one;

Oh yes