Soundtracks you would actually listen to without the film
Are there any soundtracks you own that you enjoy listening too without the film? i understand i may not have the same tastes i am mostly a alternative rock listener but am open to everything for discussion.
Im looking for more and any recommendations would be great. Thumbsucker (2005) This is my favorite is has original scores by Tim DeLaughter and Polphonic spree W/ songs by Elliot smith. i have a hard time watching the movie without just listing to the music. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OL...bjTAWp9OB9OBOg Magnolia (1999) I thought the film was just trying to be indie and was pretentious made no sense but thats another conversation but it introduced me to Aimee Mann https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...SLjdzZ7l-Q1T_r And then Victoria (2015) original score by Nils Frahm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH-lIC0nTxU |
Re: Soundtracks you would actually listen to without the film
Manhunter, Blade Runner, Conan the Barbarian, The Keep, The Hunger, HEAT, Children of Dune, Escape from New York
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Originally Posted by Corax (Post 2201684)
Manhunter, Blade Runner, Conan the Barbarian, The Keep, The Hunger, HEAT, Children of Dune, Escape from New York
Do you own these soundtracks or just listen online? |
Originally Posted by ScannerDarkly (Post 2201686)
Do you own these soundtracks or just listen online?
Own them. One of my greatest childhood disappointments was purchasing the original version of the Blade Runner soundtrack (the orchestral warm-over) on cassette and finding out that it was not really the OST. It took forever for the real thing to slowly come out in bootlegs and then finally official releases. |
Originally Posted by Corax (Post 2201688)
Own them.
One of my greatest childhood disappointments was purchasing the original version of the Blade Runner soundtrack (the orchestral warm-over) on cassette and finding out that it was not really the OST. It took forever for the real thing to slowly come out in bootlegs and then finally official releases. I liked Prince otherwise, but the whole "just write a bunch of songs for a Batman movie because you're a top artist right now" was just awful. ;) |
I don't usually listen to soundtracks on their own, but I always let this tune play in full when it comes up in my shuffle:
https://youtu.be/4sCXkpZsBRg |
Originally Posted by Corax (Post 2201688)
Own them.
One of my greatest childhood disappointments was purchasing the original version of the Blade Runner soundtrack (the orchestral warm-over) on cassette and finding out that it was not really the OST. It took forever for the real thing to slowly come out in bootlegs and then finally official releases. I will have to check out blade runner OST online. Ill be honest when i watch it i take the film as a whole and havnt specifically noticed the ST. I bet its very good on its own. |
Originally Posted by StuSmallz (Post 2201695)
I don't usually listen to soundtracks on their own, but I always let this tune play in full when it comes up in my shuffle:
And what are you doing when this starts playing? and what happens you just go into extreme mode :D:D:D |
The Fountain OST is in my Spotify library, but I listen to Bowie's Labyrinth OST near daily. Vedder's songs for Into the Wild were nice, but I've not bought or downloaded that soundtrack. Obviously Prince's Purple Rain is a staple. Apart from what's already been listed, that's all I got off the top of my head.
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Re: Soundtracks you would actually listen to without the film
Loads. It's mostly what I listen to tbh.
Nick Cave. Rachel Portman. Clint Mansell. Olafur Arnaulds. Desplat. The Arcade Fire score to Her was ace too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X48P...cZtroXbHsimr2i |
Re: Soundtracks you would actually listen to without the film
Anything by John Williams.
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I listen to the Good Time soundtrack regularly. Its Tangerine Dream-like vibes still hold up nicely.
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Originally Posted by Torgo (Post 2201719)
I listen to the Good Time soundtrack regularly. Its Tangerine Dream-like vibes still hold up nicely.
Remember when Tangerine Dream did the soundtrack to just about every synth soundtrack? |
The Grey Fox (1982) - music by The Chieftans
The Third Man (1949) - music by Anton Karas. Own both soundtracks, and they still knock me out. |
Originally Posted by Corax (Post 2201723)
Remember when Tangerine Dream did the soundtrack to just about every synth soundtrack?
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I thought I'd give you the movie anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKdmOpXJHR4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWfTIViDjHE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T-nS4F2X7Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxuvJU0MVaU |
I forget about Moon and Flash Gordon!!
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I tend to get at least one song from any film I watch. People think I’m exaggerating, but nah. Only reason I watch certified trash these days is to get new music. In terms of the greats - John Williams, Hans Zimmer, also love Angelo Badalamenti and Desplat.
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Re: Soundtracks you would actually listen to without the film
All harold feltemeyer and hans zimmer soundtracks
Tango and cash Beverly hills cop Not just movies, crysis 2 videogame soundtrack by hans zimmer is a classic |
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