The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Harold and Maude
All That Jazz
Twin Peaks (series AND Fire Walk With Me)
Wild At Heart (this disc made Chris Isaak's career)
Ed Wood
Until the End of the World
Faraway, So Close!
Clerks
Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back

I still play the "Mo' Money" soundtrack regularly. Lots of great songs on that record -- The Best Things In Life Are Free, Ice Cream Dreams, Money Can't Buy You Love, My Dear, Let's Get Together (So Groovy Now), Get Off My Back, etc. Hot.

The "Wild Style" soundtrack is a hip hop classic in my opinion. You've got Grandmaster Caz, Double Trouble, Busy B, Fantastic Romantic 5, Funky 4+1, Grandmaster Flash, all those lyrical heavyweights of ole. So serious.
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My favorites:

Superfly
Shaft
Car Wash
Purple Rain
Mo' Better Blues
School Daze
Magnolia
Trouble Man
The Color Purple
Under the Cherry Moon
Sparkle
Claudine
A Piece of the Action
Short Eyes
Slaughter's Big Rip-Off
Black Caesar
Coffy

psykosoul said:

Damn! How could I have forgotten those 2? The Color Purple is one of my favorite films, and the soundtrack is amazing. I listen to that regularly and forgot to list it. I espcially love the 2 gospel tunes on it. Scary that Miss Celie's Blues lost the Oscar for best song from a movie to...Say You Say Me

And Sparkle is a great album! Terrible movie, but a great album. One of Aretha's best (I can see why she hijacked the project to make it one of her own).

The Muppet Movie
Xanadu
Purple Rain




(in that order)

GrayKing said:

Just for that you lose the "r" off your screen name

Rock Star
The Breakfast Club
The Blues Brothers
Batman
Jesus Christ Superstar

Thumbs up to whoever said "An american tale"- Simply gorgeous in places- same with other james horner piece "Land before time" (yes another cartoon)


Also forgot "Metropolis" soundtrack! U know the silent film was given an 80-'s giorgio Moroder soundtrack- I love the whole thing all the way through, I really do.....anyone know this one?
Has stella Freddie Mercury track "Love kills" on it.....

Pump up the volume
the Craft
Pretty in Pink
The Commitments
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
The Breakfast Club
Say Anything
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Vally Girl
The Wedding SInger


Crap I'm stuck in the 80's

thesexofit said:

love the respect for an american tail.

Some of my favorites:

"Carlito's Way"
"Queen of the Damned"
"Sister Act 2"
"Strictly Business"
"Batman"
"Girl 6"
"Who's That Girl?"
"American Tail 2"
"Anastasia"
"Sprung"
"Malcolm X"
"Mo' Money"
"Waiting to Exhale"
"The Bodyguard"

I'll think up some more. I love soundtracks.

estelle1981 said:

There's two songs I dig from that SDTK: Jay-Z "Who U Wit" and Jon Forte featuring Pras & The Refugee All-Stars "Move On."

JANFAN4L said:

You should hear the "One In A Million" remix with Genuine and the Tisha Cambell/Tenicia Arnold duet. These two make the soundtrack even better.

Not including Prince soundtracks:

Passion: Soundtrack for "The Last Temptation of Christ" I don't sense a lot of love on the Org for this record. But to me it is a modern-day "Love Supreme."

O Brother, Where Art Thou?The only country record I own.

School Daze

Shaft

Superfly

Jesus Christ Superstar (original Broadway cast)

Pulp Fiction

Platoon

Saturday Night Fever

Juice The music fit the movie and is a snapshot of early-90's hip-hop & R&B.

A place where nobody dares to go....



I have this on Picture Disc LP, it brings me to tears everytime i hear it.



Lets hear it for the boys!



Ok, this one isnt a *great* soundtrack, but when I was 9 years old, it was cool as hell. Especially "Instruments of Destruction" lolol...

i really like the soundrack to "Soul Food"

thesexofit said:[quote]


yeah. the title song

do da do da do do do do do da do...real cool world...

namepeace said:

see my list..

Some of my favorites:







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In no special order:
Equus
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Across 110th Street
Saturday Night Fever
Superfly
Shaft
Pink Floyd's The Wall
Tommy
Hair
Jesus Christ Superstar
Romeo and Juliet {1968}
A Hard's Day Night
Sweet Sweetback's Badasss song
All That Jazz
Black Caesar
Purple Rain

"I don't give a fuck if you boo, just as long as you boo in key"

Jimi Hendrix

In no special order:
Equus
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Across 110th Street
Saturday Night Fever
Superfly
Shaft
Pink Floyd's The Wall
Tommy
Hair
Jesus Christ Superstar
Romeo and Juliet {1968}
A Hard's Day Night
Sweet Sweetback's Badasss song
All That Jazz
Black Caesar
Purple Rain
The Wiz

"I don't give a fuck if you boo, just as long as you boo in key"

Jimi Hendrix

But my all-time, hands-down favorite has 2 be:

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"Dazed & Confused" - both volumes



again

MrTation said:

And the Grateful Dead Movie

The Wall


Doors

PANDURITO said:

it was only there for show anyway

I can't believe no one mention Dead President some of the best soul music from the 70s don't believe me.....check it out, I promise you won't be disappointed.

not in order:

Still the best!

those of you who put Claudine on your list are very smart very smart indeed!! love love LOVE that soundtrack!!!

nammie said:

Yeah, that's a great combination: Gladys Knight and Curtis Mayfield's Tunes!!