Films with great NON-electronic soundtracks
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Re: Films with great NON-electronic soundtracks
The Shining
The Exorcist
scary stuff...
The Exorcist
scary stuff...
Re: Films with great NON-electronic soundtracks
Stand By Me
Saturday Night Fever
Across the Universe
August Rush
Saturday Night Fever
Across the Universe
August Rush
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dhilsabeck
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Re: Films with great NON-electronic soundtracks
nuxnamon wrote:Stand By Me
Well done, sir. I've listened to this fucker at least 200 times. Mostly when I was a wee little kid listening to it on cassette.
One thing that bothered me about this fantastic soundtrack however is the glaring omission of "Rockin' Robin" by Bobby Day...
Otherwise, pure old school pop nostalgia.
The sax solo on Yakety Yak!!!! (tried finding a link but most ones I found were inferior versions, sorry)
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Re: Films with great NON-electronic soundtracks
"Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid" Bob Dylan
"The WIcker Man" Magnet
"Kelly's Heroes" Lalo Schifrin
Not soundtracks, but Lalo Schifrin's ".... Marquis de Sade" and "Whole Lalo Schfrin Goin' On" albums are also great. And another mention for "Ravenous" soundtrack!
"The WIcker Man" Magnet
"Kelly's Heroes" Lalo Schifrin
Not soundtracks, but Lalo Schifrin's ".... Marquis de Sade" and "Whole Lalo Schfrin Goin' On" albums are also great. And another mention for "Ravenous" soundtrack!