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So hard to pick just one... but a few that stand out:
Toys (w Robin Williams... etc) - think there's some tori amos and bjork on it.
A MIGHTY WIND (eugene levy) - eugene levy and katherine ohara OMFG
Dead Man (w johnny depp) - All Neal Young... only guitar no lyrics
Crossroads (w Ralph Machio NOT Brittany!) - ry cooder / steve vai
Natural Born Killers (woody harrilson) - peter gabriel / bob dylan / leornard cohen
Oh Brother Where Art Thou ( john torturo ) - various
Toys (w Robin Williams... etc) - think there's some tori amos and bjork on it.
A MIGHTY WIND (eugene levy) - eugene levy and katherine ohara OMFG
Dead Man (w johnny depp) - All Neal Young... only guitar no lyrics
Crossroads (w Ralph Machio NOT Brittany!) - ry cooder / steve vai
Natural Born Killers (woody harrilson) - peter gabriel / bob dylan / leornard cohen
Oh Brother Where Art Thou ( john torturo ) - various
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'Godzilla' soundtrack 1998 and the 'Daredevil' one are a couple of my favourites 
Never heard of it, I’ll check it out.
It’s strange I don’t usually remember specifics in movies. Who said or did what and when etc. But that one scene with the bright gold sunshine pouring through the blinds of the tinted office window, reflecting off the polished marble floors and that owl flying by. When the wailing sax starts in, it’s just so close to perfection. I’m just real glad I caught those few minutes. Something about the way he meshes the sounds, they just melt into the next. If you’re into Vangelis, hopefully you have heard the whole track, it’s so intensely moody. In my opinion, Chariots of Fire sounds trivial in comparison.
Hey Irminsul are you familiar with Jean Michel Jarre? I don’t know if I said this before, but in Past Filmore, that break at about four to a little over six, the style reminds me a lot of Equinox. Really well done, excellent ambience.
It’s strange I don’t usually remember specifics in movies. Who said or did what and when etc. But that one scene with the bright gold sunshine pouring through the blinds of the tinted office window, reflecting off the polished marble floors and that owl flying by. When the wailing sax starts in, it’s just so close to perfection. I’m just real glad I caught those few minutes. Something about the way he meshes the sounds, they just melt into the next. If you’re into Vangelis, hopefully you have heard the whole track, it’s so intensely moody. In my opinion, Chariots of Fire sounds trivial in comparison.
Hey Irminsul are you familiar with Jean Michel Jarre? I don’t know if I said this before, but in Past Filmore, that break at about four to a little over six, the style reminds me a lot of Equinox. Really well done, excellent ambience.
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#29056 by ColorsFade
Wed Apr 16, 2008 10:07 pm
Wed Apr 16, 2008 10:07 pm
lalong wrote:The sound track from Blade Runner, by Vangelis. Really somber mellow tones.
I love Vangelis's soundtrack to "Blade Runner". Probably my second favorite soundtrack all-time. Right with that I'd put Cliff Martinez's work on "Solaris". Etherial - brilliant work. Like a character unto itself in the film.
My favorite, though, is the "DUNE" soundtrack. I love what Steve Lukather did; it's an amazing piece of work.
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