What is the best movie soundtrack album? - Music

bobbyb5 · 2017-06-10T03:49:07-04:00

What are your favorite movie soundtrack albums? These are mine . Blade Runner Stark Raving Mad Near Dark Paris, Texas Midnight Express Cat People American Gigolo Trainspotting The Last Emperor The Beach Koyanisqatsi 1984 Boogie Nights Thief Stuntman Nashville Johnny Handsome The Buddha of Suburbia' Swordfish

theblueboy

sethmadsen wrote:

Without thinking about it:

Brazil
Oh, Brother Where Art Thou
Swing Kids
American Graffiti

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Being sick does suck. Hope you are ok 😄

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theblueboy

YoungPunk wrote:

Any opera movie :)

Amadeus?

Actually I've not listened to the soundtrack but I love that film.

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Well Mozart wrote plenty of great operas which are now movies (Sorry for the confusion). My Favorite are La Clemenza Di Tito and Idomeneo. Its actually better if you listen to the older opera movies cuz they have better singing. If you look at my chart though you can see my favorite opera is Wagner's Der Ring Des Nibelungen, which is 15 hours long but worth it (Hint: It doesn't sound like you think)

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YoungPunk wrote:

Well Mozart wrote plenty of great operas which are now movies (Sorry for the confusion). My Favorite are La Clemenza Di Tito and Idomeneo. Its actually better if you listen to the older opera movies cuz they have better singing. If you look at my chart though you can see my favorite opera is Wagner's Der Ring Des Nibelungen, which is 15 hours long but worth it (Hint: It doesn't sound like you think)

Hehe I thought that was what you meant, but it reminded me of the movie Amadeus, which I really like. Thanks for the Recs I just know a few of the more famous Mozart Operas but I find them pretty incredible. Cosi Fan Tutti is my favourite. I've never heard a full Wagner opera. 15 hours huh? That is epic!

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Michael1981 wrote:

sethmadsen wrote:

Without thinking about it:

Brazil
Oh, Brother Where Art Thou
Swing Kids
American Graffiti

Forgot I already responded to this thread... doh... I need a life. Actually being sick sucks... but somehow I enter a new dimension. Yo dawg, we heard you liked tron so we put vultron in your tron so you can tron while you voltron.

🤣 I am just trying to confuse people by resurrecting old threads.

Being sick does suck. Hope you are ok 😄

Sometimes I wonder how many people use BEA as a result of illness/adversity. Puts a slightly different perspective on things.

900%

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And I'm on the mend. Thanks 😄

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My List: https://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?c=37924

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Michael1981 wrote:

Hehe I thought that was what you meant, but it reminded me of the movie Amadeus, which I really like. Thanks for the Recs I just know a few of the more famous Mozart Operas but I find them pretty incredible. Cosi Fan Tutti is my favourite. I've never heard a full Wagner opera. 15 hours huh? That is epic!

Honestly I'm not surprised you have never heard the Ring of the Nibelung. It is rarely ever performed. It's basically all the really snobby opera super-fan's critics choice and not for the faint of heart 😄

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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me by Angelo Badalamenti

Garden State by Various Artists

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Michael1981 wrote:

Am I alone in the world of BEA in loving John Brion and can anyone think of similar artists?

You’re definitely not. I love his work on Eternal Sunshine of A Spotless Mind & his latest on Greta Gerwig’s Lady Bird is pretty solid too.
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I’ve been living in the 80’s for a few weeks, and these come to mind as good...

The Mission by Ennio Morricone

'Round Midnight by Herbie Hancock

Ry Cooder has done a bunch of good stuff..

Crossroads by Ry Cooder

Passion: Music For The Last Temptation Of Christ by Peter Gabriel

Betty Blue by Gabriel Yared

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