My all-time favourite soundtracks (FINISHED!)

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Postby summer » Sun Apr 29, 2012 6:59 pm

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Postby summer » Sun Apr 29, 2012 7:09 pm

Internet connection doesn't allow me to hear anything. I'll try tomorrow. :cry: :cry:
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Postby toni_pest » Sun Apr 29, 2012 7:38 pm

The Good the Bad and the Ugly has a great soundtrack! 8-)
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Postby summer » Tue May 01, 2012 12:51 pm

Inception sent me to heaven tonight.. I've been up till dawn and had it on my player. Image Ed, you're God. Image I'll listen to others when I have time. :oops:
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Postby summer » Tue May 01, 2012 5:46 pm

Surprised that SN has good tracks)) Ennio Morricone is breathtaking! :D Asian theme is fantastic and I'm about to get Inception Soundtrack. 8-)
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Postby Wardo » Wed May 02, 2012 12:43 am

NothingFails wrote:The Harold And Maude soundtrack actually made me appreciate Cat Stevens' work. Sadly my generation painted him as this crazy Muslim guy, but then I saw that movie and his songs were so perfect for that film.
Interesting that you brought this. A couple of days ago my mate on the bookshop commented, while I was separating some Cat Stevens albums (we sell music, too), about this Muslin issue. I didn't have a clue about it! I agree that his music fits so well the movie =]

BeeFan wrote:Inception OST is awesome :lol:
True, but why the laugh? :lol:

crazycrazy wrote:Horro films have some great music, I like Saw's as well.
Your taste for films >>>>>>>

toni_pest wrote:The Good the Bad and the Ugly has a great soundtrack!
Woo another UKMixer that likes it! Il grandioso Ennio! :P

JustForMe wrote:Inception sent me to heaven tonight.. I've been up till dawn and had it on my player. Ed, you're God. I'll listen to others when I have time.
I love your comments! This OST is really special. I didn't know this live version until making the list, so it's already a good reason I started all this :D

I'm planning to finish my countdown this week. Stay tuned!
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Postby BeeFan » Wed May 02, 2012 5:09 pm

Wardo wrote:
BeeFan wrote:Inception OST is awesome :lol:
True, but why the laugh? :lol:

It was simply a laugh of happiness :wink:
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Postby summer » Wed May 02, 2012 6:20 pm

Ennio Morricone is exceptional, this woman has an amazing voice. :D For some reason I thought of Pink Floyed, Gig in the Sky. Yep moi is listening to EM again. :oops: Must watch smth Italian tonight. 8-)
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Postby Chun » Wed May 02, 2012 7:50 pm

Amazing topic! Did not yet check the countdown but will there be The Hours somewhere?

Edit: Found it at #33 :D Hell, that would be my #1 for sure!
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Postby Wardo » Sun May 06, 2012 9:02 pm

BeeFan wrote:
Wardo wrote:
BeeFan wrote:Inception OST is awesome :lol:
True, but why the laugh? :lol:

It was simply a laugh of happiness :wink:
;) :D

JustForMe wrote:Ennio Morricone is exceptional, this woman has an amazing voice. For some reason I thought of Pink Floyed, Gig in the Sky. Yep moi is listening to EM again. Must watch smth Italian tonight.
A very good vocalist, indeed. Nice that you cited The Great Gig in the Sky, because last night I've been to a Pink Floyd cover show, and this song is just... :o :cry: 8-) :roll: :-? :D

chun1702 wrote:Amazing topic! Did not yet check the countdown but will there be The Hours somewhere?

Edit: Found it at #33 Hell, that would be my #1 for sure!
I'm glad you liked it, Chun! So you're a big fan of Philip Glass? Cheers!!! He's THE man!

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Postby Wardo » Mon May 07, 2012 12:42 am

So I finally reach the Top 5. To be honest, I'm not the kind of person that believes that much in lists. From time to time I'm changing my taste, therefore also my favourite songs and soundtracks. What I can assure is that this 5 albums/compilations have truly touched my life.

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What a deep, mysterious, sad piece of music! I took some time to get into Lynch's films (not the classics like Elephant Man or Blue Velvet, but the encrypted ones like Mulholland Dr.).

However, that's not the case of their soundtracks. Angelo Badalamenti, an usual partner of Lynch, creates a dreamlike sound, making me believe in things I cannot explain.

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Love theme
Mulholland Dr.
Mountains falling
Silencio
Pretty 50s
I've told every little star
Llorando
The beast
Diane and Camilla

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Wendy Carlos got an interesting personal story herself, and did a remarkable work in this movie. Using the synthesizer, she gave the sci-fi film all the atmosphere it needed.

Mixing it with creative options of classical masterpieces, Carlos made it impossible to overlook The Clockwork Orange Soundtrack as one of the best music selections for me.

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Funeral of Queen Mary
Timesteps
The thieving magpie
Ninth symphony, second movement
Pomp and circunstance march no.1
Overture to the sun
Singin' in the rain

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I have already praised Morricone's magical music here. So why this one in the 3rd place? Besides the tremendous main theme, there are also two magnificent songs in the album: The man with harmonica and Chayenne.

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Once upon a time in the west
The man with harmonica
Cheyenne
The grand massacre
Jill's America
A dimly lit room
Finale
Main theme live in Venice

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I admire so much Tiersen's soulful music. I dare to say this is his masterpiece. Creative, solar but also blue, rich, breathtaking.

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Les jours tristes
La valse d'Amélie
Comptine d'un autre été: l'après-midi
La noyée
Le moulin
La valse d'Amélie - orchestral version
La dispute

ImageOK, the #1 is a tricky one. Two soundtracks sharing the first place. But, as I never considered Kill Bill as two films, I think is fair enough to put them together.

Tarantino presents a pleasant and unique mixture in both albums, that includes two of the film score masters: Bernard Herrmann and Ennio Morricone.

Also, spanish and mexican music, japanese singers, Johnny Cash, dramatic themes and amazing beats. How this could not appear as my favourite soundtrack of all time? :lol:

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Bang bang (my baby shot me down)
The grand duel (parte prima)
Twisted nerve
Green hornet
Battle without honor or humanity
Don't let me be misunderstood
Woo hoo
The flower of carnage
The lonely shepherd
Goodnight
Tu mirá
Summertime killer
L'arena
A silhouette of doom
About her
Malagueña salerosa
Urami bushi

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That's it folks. I hope you enjoyed my countdown as I did. Thank you all for the comments.

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Postby Chun » Mon May 07, 2012 1:10 am

Wardo, I had no idea you like Philip Glass! Buddy!!! :D :D :D

Yes, and those Quentin Tarantino films have great music. Still need to explore so much more because I usually don't listen to film music.

I recall the music from Breaking The Waves, loved that movie and of course Dancer In The Dark. And I still have to explore more from David Arnold.
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Postby summer » Mon May 07, 2012 6:49 am

Awww, some of the best movies in Top 5! :D Image
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Postby Serby » Sun May 13, 2012 3:54 pm

I love Kill Bill so much. I will have to watch it again soon. :D

btw, I never pay attention to soundtracks of movies :oops:
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Postby summer » Sat May 19, 2012 1:03 pm

Currently listening to Battle without honor or humanity and Time 8-)
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Postby Wardo » Sat May 19, 2012 1:59 pm

chun1702 wrote:Wardo, I had no idea you like Philip Glass! Buddy!!! :D :D :D

Yes, and those Quentin Tarantino films have great music. Still need to explore so much more because I usually don't listen to film music.
Only the idea that I could actually had seen Glass in concert in Spain but I had no money torments me =/

serbia95riri wrote:I love Kill Bill so much. I will have to watch it again soon. :D
Kill Bill sharply divided opinions in 2003 among Tarantino fans. I got friends that hate this movie, but praise the previous ones.

I honestly say it's a film that changed the way I see, study and make movies.

JustForMe wrote:Currently listening to Battle without honor or humanity and Time 8-)
I listened to Time yesterday through my Facebook link. Your comments there are so sweet :oops: :P

I miss doing this countdown and expecting your thoughts, Justy.
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Postby summer » Sat May 19, 2012 3:38 pm

Wardo wrote:I listened to Time yesterday through my Facebook link. Your comments there are so sweet :oops: :P

I miss doing this countdown and expecting your thoughts, Justy.
:D

I miss waiting for your posts :cry: I'm going to return here from time to time so that this thread won't fade away 8-)
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Postby summer » Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:04 am

#InceptionDay 8-)
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