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The greatest movie soundtrack in your opinion
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Dacvak
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Aw you shit, I was so excited to post this soundtrack as soon as I saw the thread title
BadBurger
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Aw you shit, I was so excited to post this soundtrack as soon as I saw the thread title
Remember this jam in the theater?
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Dacvak
No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
StreetsofBeige
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The Crow 1994.
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The Matrix, easily.
BadBurger
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BadBurger
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Rentahamster
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RAÏSanÏa
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That scene hit pretty hard on the teen heart. Connected to core memories for a generation. Album tore up the charts with megahits.
To even compete with Daft Punk is an achievement.
I like movies where the musicians are it.
Or even about them
Lord Panda
The Sea is Always Right
I always think of this track whenever I'm about to hit peak hour traffic.
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bitbydeath
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IDKFA
I am Become Bilbo Baggins
Howard Shore's work on Lord of the Rings is easily the greatest score in cinema history. Probably the perfect soundtrack that matches every scene in the trilogy to perfection.
I'm also a massive fan of Jóhann Gunnar Jóhannsson's work on Arrival. Haunting, beautiful and innovative, this is probably one of the best original scores to have ever graced my ears. Some of the tracks sound truly alien. Like something created on another world. Masterpiece.
I'm also a massive fan of Jóhann Gunnar Jóhannsson's work on Arrival. Haunting, beautiful and innovative, this is probably one of the best original scores to have ever graced my ears. Some of the tracks sound truly alien. Like something created on another world. Masterpiece.
jufonuk
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Unironically One of the greatest. Vince Dicola synth in the album and the touch
Plus you get to watch the best transformer film ever. If they make this film Into a remake using the team from bumblebee it would be the best film you ever saw.
Ok how about this.
Aretha Franklin was in this film and ok the sound track. Great film. Watch it if you can.
One more
So good.
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Ulysses 31
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Laptop1991
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My Choices
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BlackTron
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There aren't really any official versions of it all together as one cut, but they kept reusing the main melody of the vocal track "Misty Mountains Cold" in Hobbit and fuck it gets me every time it reappears. I'm still kinda disappointed they didn't use it for the dwarves big push out the gate at the final battle.
Rockondevil
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Do musicals count? The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Robot Carnival
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the movie Almost Famous has a wonderful soundtrack, but this part right here with Elton John's Tiny Dancer playing through it really hits it out of the park.
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SlimySnake
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Tron legacy's soundtrack is amazing but not the greatest.
Hans Zimmer's work on Gladiator, The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Inception, Thin Red Line, and Prince of Egypt is sublime.
But the greatest soundtrack ive ever heard is Alexander soundtrack by Vangelis. One of those rare soundtracks where nearly every track is amazing.
Hans Zimmer's work on Gladiator, The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Inception, Thin Red Line, and Prince of Egypt is sublime.
But the greatest soundtrack ive ever heard is Alexander soundtrack by Vangelis. One of those rare soundtracks where nearly every track is amazing.
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DeafTourette
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In my mind ... The Bodyguard soundtrack is one of the greatest...
Tim Burton's Batman soundtrack by Prince is up there, too.
Tim Burton's Batman soundtrack by Prince is up there, too.
Walter Matthau
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Hard to argue with Tron Legacy.
Tangerine Dream has a few soundtracks under their belt that are pretty good - Sorcerer, Thief, Risky Business, etc.
John Carpenter also has some strange ability to generate ear worms with really simplistic synth arrangements. The only reason I wouldn’t put some of his soundtracks on top is most of his movies loop the same 5 themes over and over again.
I’ve always been fond of the Clockwork Orange soundtrack and Blade Runner. Both perfectly fit those movies.
Tangerine Dream has a few soundtracks under their belt that are pretty good - Sorcerer, Thief, Risky Business, etc.
John Carpenter also has some strange ability to generate ear worms with really simplistic synth arrangements. The only reason I wouldn’t put some of his soundtracks on top is most of his movies loop the same 5 themes over and over again.
I’ve always been fond of the Clockwork Orange soundtrack and Blade Runner. Both perfectly fit those movies.
Walter Matthau
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PrefectAboro
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John Marston
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Maybe not the greatest, but I remember buying it on vinyl when it came out.
Very relaxing.
Very relaxing.
Werewolf Jones
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Already been mentioned but anything with Vangelis. They filmed the Olympic scenes like 10 minutes away from my house...
The Prince album has some bangers alright. I dunno if you meant to include Danny Elfman's score alongside it, but I'll nominate that as Conan already got a mention.
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The Cockatrice
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Damn, good choice.
Also a visual masterpiece.
Anyway another great soundtrack is from Blade Runner movies:
Hemingwayoffbase
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Wow. OT, I read the thread and came in to post Tron:Legacy.
Well played.
Well played.
