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Yarbicus wrote:Nightmare Before Christmas
John Williams is just a God among mere composers. His scores are so musical, so deep, and yet still catchy. I remember listening to the original Star Wars score on 8-track over and over.

to clarify: Danny Elfman did the score for Nightmare Before Christmas... and ALSO, John Williams is a badass composer. These are [i believe] two seperate thoughts by Yarbicus.

mrelusive wrote:

Yarbicus wrote:Nightmare Before Christmas
John Williams is just a God among mere composers. His scores are so musical, so deep, and yet still catchy. I remember listening to the original Star Wars score on 8-track over and over.

to clarify: Danny Elfman did the score for Nightmare Before Christmas... and ALSO, John Williams is a badass composer. These are [i believe] two seperate thoughts by Yarbicus.

Yeah, can be pretty hard to tell when one of my thoughts ends and the next begins...

Mike LX-R wrote:Spawn

The actual soundtrack SCORE is pretty sparse in that movie.

...But Graeme Revell did it...and I generally like his work.

He also did The Crow.

Loop wrote:Edward Scissorhands
28 Days Later
Tim Burton's Batman
Final Fantasy (Video game. Don't care lol)
Blade Runner
Back to the Future
Home Alone
BIG (the Zoltar theme alone is GOLD)

The Final Fantasy scores are usually pretty damned good. I always forget ole roy's name who writes dem tings.

sleewell wrote:Kill Bill

Banned


oh wait.. your name is Bill too.

Ok. Reinstated.

Easy Rider, all Tarentino's movies, and...Requiem for a Dream probably. Not much pop music but it fits the movie really well. That's all i can think of right now...really any movie that jocks pop music, like Scorsese...oh! The Departed!!!! Roy Buchanan played the credits song!

my 2 favorites.

ditto on John Williams

I could listen to this over & over & over. It's perfect.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU1kUX398yM[/video]

Wish I could find more of this one

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4Vsup7yVsY[/video]

Oh yeah... anything by Danny Elfman

phrophus wrote:

Loop wrote:Edward Scissorhands
28 Days Later
Tim Burton's Batman
Final Fantasy (Video game. Don't care lol)
Blade Runner
Back to the Future
Home Alone
BIG (the Zoltar theme alone is GOLD)

The Final Fantasy scores are usually pretty damned good. I always forget ole roy's name who writes dem tings.

Nobuo Uematsu. :thu:

Joe Dirt. I like all but about three songs in that movie.

The Crow
Purple Rain
Singles
Beavis and Butthead Do America
Dumb and Dumber
Fast Times At Ridgemont High

Inception - so much tension building. It really helps create the dreamscape of the movie

Elfman's Batman score - I am pretty sure this is the music a real batman would hear in his head every time he jumped off some roof.

Highlander - Queen really knocked this one out of the park especially "Who wants to live forever". It really resonates more after Mercury's death.

Terminator - The soundtracks fit the movies so well. So industrial, so mechanical.

Singles - Would? Enough said but the rest were good too.

Star Wars - The score makes the movie.

OP - Not talking about stuff like "The Crow"'s soundtrack with songs by different bands

cibyl wrote:The Crow
Purple Rain
Singles
Beavis and Butthead Do America
Dumb and Dumber
Fast Times At Ridgemont High

DoubleBarrel wrote:

OP - Not talking about stuff like "The Crow"'s soundtrack with songs by different bands

cibyl wrote:The Crow
Purple Rain
Singles
Beavis and Butthead Do America
Dumb and Dumber
Fast Times At Ridgemont High

We don't play by the rules like you mooks.

Sorry about my last post...didn't read the OP.

Yeah, the music in pretty much every Final Fantasy game is epic.

The Mission has a pretty epic soundtrack.

highlander or flash gordon. highlander had more, but fucking "FLASH! AH-AHHHHHHHHhhhhh"

fuck.

My two favorite soundtracks are:

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves [I can never get enough of those tracks!]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN24yo0yg6c[/video]

and

Gladiator
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbHPTPUpQ1I[/video]

However, The Ring's music was what gave me the chills in that movie. The movie itself was decent at best, but the music totally set the mood!

Cole

I don't know a lot of soundtracks, but memorables ones for me :
-Interview with the vampire
-Mortal Kombat 1-3
-Pulp fiction etc
...

The Song Remains The Same