Favourite Film Soundtracks?

[Baseball Fury]

Anything by Badalamenti, especially his Lynch and NOES stuff. Goblin (obviously) and I'm a big fan of Henry Mancini's score for Charade.

I've got a big soft spot for the Natural Born Killers soundtrack CD as well, it's perfectly compiled.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

The Wicker Man.
Psychomania.
Le Frisson Des Vampires.
The Devil's Rejects, shit film, great music.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Some great ones already mentioned.

As I'm a huge fan of gialli and Italian horror cinema, I'm also a big Goblin/Simonetti fan, particularly when it comes to the Argento scores. Two other favourites in regards to the genre are Morricone and Cipriani, both of whom have produced some beautiful scores.

Badalamenti's Twin Peaks compositions are also a work of genius, and I'm another who's a fan of both The Wicker Man and Natural Born Killers soundtracks.

Clint Mansell is another I want to mention, with his brilliant work for Darren Aronofsky on composing the scores to many of his films; his scores for Pi, Requiem for a Dream, and The Fountain being my personal favourites.

[keirarts]

Clint mansell is a &*^%$g genius. Listening to the requiem for a dream and moon soundtracks a LOT.





Also have mp3's for a lot of the 80's italian soundtracks like phenomena and the church.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Thanks for the YouTube video of the Clint Mansell composition -- I've just ordered the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack based on that as it's been far too long since I've seen the film.

I'm also investigating some Goblin soundtracks, particularly Tenebrae as I already have the Suspiria soundtrack album.

In terms of the ones I own, they are basically the 'jukebox' soundtracks for Trainspotting, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, South Park Bigger, Longer and Uncut etc.

This could be a massive expansion for the soundtracks section of my CD collection!

[Demoncrat]

HAVE
any Carpenter pre Starman.
Goblin
Lalo Schifrin
Bernard Hermann

LIKE
Flood's "score" for My Little Eye after perusing this again.
Cave's score for The Road (its grim...perfect for the film ahem)
Alessandro Alessi (?, the italian geezer from 70s etc, what a memory)

[Baseball Fury]

Aah! Nick Cave!

The soundtrack that him and Ellis did for ...Jesse James was incredible.

[Splatterdragon73]

Vintage John Carpenter themes float my boat along with a spot of Goblin and tbh so far i only own one film soundtrack, this being The Lost Boys but it's a cracking collection of tunes imo.

[necroluciferia]

The only soundtracks I own is the Zombie/Cannibal Ferox double disc (Zombie and Cannibal Ferox Soundtrack (CD))

big fan of Alexander Schevchenko's work on Iskanov's films, the soundtracks on Nails and Visions Of Suffering are incredible.

Goblin (obviously), Fabio Frizzi - I have several soundtracks on MP3, would love to own more on original but some of them are really hard to find at reasonable price. I find some soundtracks help me concentrate (a lot of music distracts me too much when I'm trying to work).

[platostotal]

The APOCALYPSE NOW soundtrack on double disc vinyl LP was amazing, including dialogue it was almost an audio version of the film, think the modern CD is just the music tho, the THIEF soundtrack is top but must be OOP, and PULP FICTION is also a good un.