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Printableendorphin74 said: I'll just skip the obvious Princey soundtracks. Excluding those, my faves are:
-Pretty In Pink (the alterna-music primer for my generation) -The Butcher Boy (quirky interludes and good songs) -Trainspotting (honors go to part 1, the 2nd soundtrack was good but not AS good) -Grosse Pointe Blank -Natural Born Killers (with the dialogue in the mix, this is an incredibly creative soundtrack) -Splendor (crap movie, but AWESOME soundtrack) You stole some of my faves! 
I love Pretty in Pink's soundtrack, as well as Natural Born Killer's. Love the NIN in that one. other favorites are..... Donnie Darko Almost Famous West Side Story 
Superfly The Wall Purple Rain Under the Cherry Moon The Doors Rocky Horror Picture Show Love Jones and O Brother, Where Art Thou?  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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Also "Let's do it again" SynthiaRose said "I'm in love with blackguitaristz. Especially when he talks about Hendrix."
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I ADORE THE SOUND TRACK TO ROMEO AND JULIET
i was stupid enough to lend it to some1 though and never got it back
will have to buy a new one i guess 
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I'd like to add
La Vita e Bella (Nicola Piovani) Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (Michel Legrand) and Sunset Boulevard (Franz Waxman's movie, Lloyd Webber's musical) among many, many others and mentioned | |
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Here are a few that...
a) Haven't been mentioned (I think) b) Don't necessarily have popular songs as part of the soundtrack but are appealing to me as standalone musical works.    
   
   
 
2001: A Space Odyssey The Godfather American Grafitti Vertigo Goldfinger Easy Rider The Pink Panther Anatomy of a Murder Woodstock Blue Velvet Gladiator Bird Play Misty For Me Round Midnight Bamboozled tA  Tribal Disorder
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I love the soundtracks to the last Pedro Almodovar films...
All About My Mother and Talk To Her | |
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romeo and juliet come to mind
umm..there is others but i cant think of them right now. | |
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Dancer in the Dark
The Harder They Come 
and...Magnolia,Sparkle,Purple Rain, and Sat. Night Fever, and Fight Club.  Four strings across the bridge. Ready to carry me over,Over the quavers, drunk in the bars,Out of the realm of the orchestra  | |
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GrayKing said: PANDURITO said: Just for that you lose the "r" off your screen name  it was only there for show anyway  the things one finds out about her loved ones on the internet.... "I don't need your forgiveness, cos I've been saved by Jesus, so fuck you." | |
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What about ...
That's the Way of the World Mr. Mean Secret Life of Plants Lady in Red Rainbow Bridge Funk Brothers Stop Making Sense Crossroads Rattle and Hum Friday If you've got funk, you've got style. | |
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I like the soundtrack to Spike Lee's "School Dayz" | |
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Aside from the obvious Prince choices-
Natural Born Killers-Trent Reznor reshaped what a soundtrack could be. Possibly the best soundtrack ever made. Lost Highway-Again, great job by Trent. She's the One-Some of my favorite Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers work was made for this. PCU-George Clinton's here a few times, along with some other choice cuts, and Steve Vai makes an appearance. Good mix. Both Wedding Singer discs-Great collection. Any John Hughes soundtrack. Any John Williams or Danny Elfman score. Saturday Night Fever-Guilty pleasure. Shaft-Isaac is the man. Rocky Horror Picture Show-Richard O'Brien deserved many, many awards for this-he's still making great music by the way-check out Absolute O'Brien. The Crow-What a collection. Beautiful companion to an amazing film. Standing in the Shadows of Motown-The respect due to the almighty Funk Brothers. O Brother Where Art Thou?-Better than you think if you haven't heard it. Forrest Gump-Simply a great collection that helps paint a vivid picture. Remember the Titans-Good collection. Chicago-Guilty pleasure. Dazed and Confused-70's rock at its finest. Back to the Future-Childhood favorite. Ghostbusters 1 and 2-See above. and finally (for now): The Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy-Love it. Music/dialogue from the movie ("Fuck happy!") along with the classic theme. If you haven't seen the movie-check it out and try to find a copy of the soundtrack even though it's out of print. | |
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sosgemini said: namepeace said: 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." see my list.. My bad! I got confused when you used "Passion of Christ." Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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HAIR
WEST SIDE STORY | |
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I don't have the energy to read through this entire thread, and I imagine someone must have mentioned his name already, but I'll throw this in here just in case...
Ennio Morricone is probably the most prolific soundtrack composer is cinematic history, and has written compositions in almost every conceivable musical genre. My personal favourite is the soundtrack to "The Mission" | |
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estelle1981 said: JANFAN4L 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." 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. Oh, yeah! That song is the cut! There's another one on there with E-40 called "Goal Tendin'." West Coast Mob music! Tisha Campbell can SANG. She needs a record contract. I still sing her stuff from the Martin days (remember the hospital episode? She sung "Lean On Me." I love her voice. | |
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heartbeatocean said: HAIR
WEST SIDE STORY  I forgot about Hair.  Four strings across the bridge. Ready to carry me over,Over the quavers, drunk in the bars,Out of the realm of the orchestra | |
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HelloKittyIsMyFriend said: heartbeatocean said: HAIR
WEST SIDE STORY I forgot about Hair. One of THE best soundtracks of all time!! The uncredited studio band on that record is killin'. Too funky... stormbringer No Sonny T?
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I agree. HAIR has been at my side for years.
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Hedwig And The Angry Inch (the movie)
Singles Splendor The Blair Witch Project (although none of the music was actually in the movie) Vampyros Lesbos Elizabeth [This message was edited Tue Aug 3 7:57:58 2004 by sextonseven] | |
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TOP HAT
with Fred Astaire with "Heaven....I'm in Heaven..." Dancing Cheek to Cheek and some other great tunes | |
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