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#1
 2008-12-04, 11:54
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whitest_wolf 
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Soundtracks, chit-chat & recommendations
I don't know if a thread like this has been started many times over but I've really been into sound scores for a while now I enjoy them more than most music now a days, just wondering what your favoruite soundtracks are and why, and also any recommendations you might have, my current favourites are:
Silent Hill 2
- just gives me a a really creepy feel but soothing at the same time, sorta adventourish in a creepy way
I'ts All Gone, Pete Tong
- just amazing in general, specially the piano tracks
A Scanner Darkly(Golden Arm Trio)
- again, a litle deppressing, but just so surreal, i love it
Lock Stock & Two Smocking Barrells -
a good mix of oldies gives me a party sort of trippy feel
Dead Mans Shoe's - amazing acoustic tracks just make me feel at home and really soothing and emotional
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#2
 2008-12-05, 22:54
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Mabyo 
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Re: Soundtracks, chit-chat & recommendations
Anything by Philip Glass, really.
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#3
 2008-12-15, 16:32
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Certified Dead 
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Re: Soundtracks, chit-chat & recommendations
Once Upon A Time In America, or any Ennio Morricone score but this is my favourite
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#4
 2008-12-15, 20:39
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Re: Soundtracks, chit-chat & recommendations
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Originally Posted by Mabyo
Anything by Philip Glass, really.
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I was just coming in here to mention Koyaanisqatsi. :D Amazing stuff. "Pruit Igoe" and "Resource" are two of the best tracks I've heard on a soundtrack.
The Truman Show also had a good one, featuring a decent bit of Philip Glass.
I'd also look into the soundtracks for 28 Days Later, Requiem for a Dream, and American Beauty.
And this is possibly just me, but I loved the music in The Terminator. Those '80s keyboard lines were just so badass... I usually find myself ignoring the movie and rocking out to the music in the more intense scenes.
Fight Club had a pretty excellent soundtrack too, thanks to The Dust Brothers. I can't imagine that movie without their music...
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#5
 2008-12-20, 14:05
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Mabyo 
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Re: Soundtracks, chit-chat & recommendations
Also, the Lethal Weapon soundtracks are so cheesy you just have to love them.
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#6
 2008-12-20, 15:32
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Middy Madness 
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Re: Soundtracks, chit-chat & recommendations
Elfman ftw
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