[KhalJimbo]

As the title really, if you do what ones do you listen to? My favourites so far are:

Blood Diamond
Stardust
Man On Fire

[WillieCocker]

I can't, i prefer to watch the scene it's in as it always gave more impact.
Although movies like The Lost Boys are an exception.

[systemsdead]

I listen to them quite a lot some of my current faves
peter gabriel-passion last temptation of christ---- my all time fave
nick cave warren ellis -the assasination of jesse james
morricone-once upon a time in america
Wojciech Kilar-bram stokers dracula
ry cooder-paris texas

[soundstory]

My favs include

Vangelis - Bladerunner
Trevor Jones - Angel Heart
OST - Good Morning Vietnam
John Carpenter - They Live, The Thing.......
Hans Zimmer - Black Rain

I could go on all day

[mossym]

on my ipod currently

trainspotting
lord of the rings
dark knight
best of bond

so yup..i do..

[unique]

i have quite a collection of soundtracks, i have a lot of unusual ones from films that aren't well known, but those involved in the music are known in certain circles, i have a decent collection of explotation soundtracks, a few italian cinema, etc

one of my favourties is the deathwish soundtrack by herbie hancock, and the taxi driver soundtrack, as regards to original music by composers, instead of a bunch of songs either compiled from previously released music, or compiled by an accountant to sell the artists that the parent company of the music studio and record company look after

when it comes to original composed songs, rather than score, purple rain was voted the all time number 1 by vanity fair recently, and that has to be up there for me, along with princes other soundtracks for under the cherry moon/parade, graffiti bridge (the soundtrack is great, the movie is only beaten in the crap stakes by moonwalker), and batman

[Palladio]

The only ones I have in my collection are:-

Kill Bill 1 and 2
Pulp Fiction.

Amazing choice of tracks and almost all a winner. Even the bits of dialogue are a joy to listen too. Love to know if Tarantino chose them personally.

[Curly99]

Originally Posted by systemsdead

nick cave warren ellis -the assasination of jesse james

Wouldn't mind getting this but not seen it on sale anywhere,

I have a few film soundtracks, in no particular ordrer

Pulp Fiction
Lockstock and 2 smoking barrels
Human Traffic
Cat People (David Bowie and Giorgio Maroder)
Quadrophenia

Curly

[reevesy]

....got...
lock stock
kill bill
platoon
....from dusk till dawn's a good one...

keep thinking about getting the departed though theres some ridiculous prices out there.

[ufitsy]

There is a great program starting tomorrow on Radio 2 at 11:30 pm and running for 8 weeks, its called You Heard It At The Movies.

BBC - BBC Radio 2 Programmes - You Heard It At The Movies, Episode 1