Top 10 Best Soundtracks of All Time

Moulin Rouge
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The Mambo Kings Buen Vista social Club
The Mambo Kings Buen Vista social Club
The fifth element
Amelia
underground
Zona Zamfirova
Trainspotting

In my opinion, the Judgement Night soundtrack is easily the wildest one out there.

Pulp Fiction (Son of a Preacher Man is hands down my favorite track of all time)
Reservoir Dogs
Leaving Las Vegas

Terminator 2 GNR - You Could Be Mine
Interview with a vampire - Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil

I'm not even going to bring up the ones mentioned above...
The Last of the Mohicans
2001: A Space Odyssey
2001: A Space Odyssey
Lately, I've had two tracks from *The Mambo Kings Buen Vista social Club* stuck on repeat.

Pulp Fiction
Pulp Fiction
Top Gun
From Dusk Till Dawn
The Matrix
The Fast & The Furious
The Matrix
The Matrix
.............................

To be honest, I don't really remember movie soundtracks, just everything else
Morricone -- definitely the best choice anyway🙂
Pulp Fiction - and the rest of Tarantino's stuff. Like "Natural Born Killers" - that heavy track playing while the characters are fleeing prison in total mass hysteria. Man... :2up:
The Matrix - also that part at the end with Ratm and Wake Up

...

The Big Blue

Pulp Fiction

Reservoir Dogs

The Fifth Element (especially The Divas)

Trainspotting

Blade Runner

juju said:At least you picked "Flowers on the Wall," which is actually great, instead of some overplayed radio hit... maybe that genre just isn't your thing, because I think the whole soundtrack is killer. You've got "Hair," then that sugary "Grease," and obviously "Diplomat"... I haven't actually listened to the full soundtrack yet, but watching Hours, the music struck me as really solid... anyone else know much about this one?

The score for "Hours" was composed by Philip Glass. The guy's a total genius—he does everything from films (Mishima, The Thin Blue Line, Koyaanisqatsi, Powaqqatsi, Dracula, Kundun...), stage plays, operas... His style is all about minimalism and repetition, but man, some of his stuff is straight-up brilliant.

Honestly, most of these soundtracks—well, at least for me—really need the movie playing in the background. It’s just different when you have the visuals to lean on. Without the film, the whole vibe feels slightly off.🙂
But there are exceptions, of course. I could listen to the entire *From Dusk Till Dawn* collection all day... tracks like "Hit the Road Jack," "Somebody to Love," or "Bad Boys"... they just work. Then you've got *Pulp Fiction* and *The Bodyguard*. On the other hand, I can't stand the *Lord of the Rings* score, and *The Matrix Reloaded* is pretty mediocre too, even if the first one was alright.

Pulp Fiction
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
The Mambo Kings Buen Vista social Club
Paris, Texas
The Last Emperor
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Blaxploitation films (in general)
Saturday Night Fever

Honestly, it’s a bit of a disgrace that nobody brought up the cinematic musical classics...
I practically grew up on some of these...
Flashdance
Footloose
Cocktail
(...granted, maybe not all the music was top-tier, but still...)

And then there are the older classics, of course.
Tommy
Hair (I see a few people actually mentioned those)
(...now, that soundtrack is absolute perfection)

Plus, some more recent ones...
Dirty Dancing...

At the end of the day, they all deserve a mention. 🙏 👍

hollowranger22 said:Man, it’s honestly a travesty that nobody has brought up the absolute classics when it comes to film soundtracks...
I practically grew up listening to some of these...
Flashdance
Footloose
Cocktail

And even some more recent ones...
Dirty Dancing...

LOL! Please tell me you're joking. 🙂

analogrider15 said:LOL! Please tell me you're joking. 🙂

I don't know... I think I might still have some cassettes stashed away somewhere around the house.
(Maybe I'm misremembering the quote for Dirty Dancing—something about that just didn't sit right with me), but Flashdance...👍 I'm not even ashamed to admit it... haha.😎

1.Braveheart
2.Braveheart
3.Braveheart
4.Braveheart
5.Braveheart
6.Braveheart
7.Braveheart
8.Amorres Perros
9.De La Calle
10.Mama

No 1. Once upon a time in the West

West Mission (Morricone)
Once upon a time in America
1492 (Vangelis)
2001: A Space Odyssey

And what about Rashomon? (Classic Europe: Ravel's Bolero + Classic Japan: Kurosawa)

The Big Blue 👍 👍 The Big Blue 👋

01 The (CIA) Swordfish by Tiësto
02 From Dusk till Dawn
03 Run Lola Run
04 Before the rain, [Anastazia]
05 The English Patient
06 Top 40 Billboard Hits, [St Germain - Tourist]
07 Bladerunner
08 The warriors
09 Until the end of the world
10 The Mambo Kings
011 Chillout Lounge Mix & How R'n'R & Underground Fell Apart

Pulp Fiction and, obviously, LOTR...