Best Film Sountracks .... Ever ...

[Narcisus]

My current favourites in no particular order ....

Tron Legacy
Maleficent
Interstellar
Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure
Star Wars
Lord Of The Rings The Fellowship Of The Ring
Raise the Titanic
Born Free
Silent Running

Edited by Narcisus on Thursday 15th October 21:33

[jimmythingy]

My favourites if your looking at original composed soundtracks as opposed to compilations.

Interstellar - Hans Zimmer
Big Wednesday - Basil Poledouris
Lock up - Bill Conti
1492: Conquest of Paradise - Vangelis
Truman Show - Phillip Glass, Burkhard Dallwitz

[Tim-D]

Risky Business
To live and die in LA
Restless Natives
and a small cheat - Searching for Sugarman

[JohnClancy]

Guardians of the Galaxy. Brilliant soundtrack.

[gazza285]

The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly.

Great music throughout, but The Ecstasy Of Gold is in my opinion one of the finest pieces of music ever written and performed.

[Wacky Racer]

Easy Rider

Up the junction (1967)

The song remains the same (Led Zeppelin)

[cherryowen]

Road To Perdition

[Pilotguy]

Jackie Brown
Quadrophenia
It Might Get Loud
The Blues Brothers
The Commitments

Edited by Pilotguy on Thursday 15th October 23:24

[rjfp1962]

Pulp Fiction - Dick Dale "Misirlou"

[P5BNij]

Get Carter

Bullitt

Dirty Harry

Up The Junction

Bladerunner

The Ipcress File

The Italian Job

On Her Majesty’s Secret Service

[CardinalBlue]

Iron Man 2.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Man_2_(soundtra...

[generationx]

Top Gun

[dlks151]

For me:

A Fist Full of Dollars

The Good the Bad and the Ugly

The Blues Brothers

Reservoir Dogs

Trainspotting

Once Upon a Time in America

[singlecoil]

A lot of people here who've never heard the You Only Live Twice soundtrack, evidently. They've got a treat in store.

[P5BNij]

Almost forgot - The Long Good Friday.

[jimmytheone]

Layer cake

Lock, Stock - though the interlude dialogue pieces are bit hackneyed and not safe for younger ears

[Patch1875]

Judgement Night

[Krikkit]

Drive

[joshleb]

jimmytheone said:

Layer cake

Lock, Stock - though the interlude dialogue pieces are bit hackneyed and not safe for younger ears

Guy Ritchie does pretty good with his soundtracks, I'm a big fan of both the Snatch and Rock'n'Rolla ones

[vixen1700]

Tim-D said:

To live and die in LA

That's a greal call.

Zulu
A Fistful of Dollars