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I personally like Mallrats best. Embarrassingly enough, I am even throwin out Clueless.
I personally like Mallrats best. Embarrassingly enough, I am even throwin out Clueless.
_dirty harry_ by lalo schifrin. it finally came out, about 30 years or more after the movie. excellent stuff.
also, i tend to the like the wes anderson stuff (bottle rocket, rushmore, etc). and donnie darko was very good too.
also, i tend to the like the wes anderson stuff (bottle rocket, rushmore, etc). and donnie darko was very good too.
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Donnie Darko was damn good as well as Requiem for a dream. Both really good
Best soundtracks ever are Forrest Gump and Dazed and Confused. Oddly enough, as it is the sweetest movie ever, Big Lebowski has a pretty messed up soundtrack.
yeah, the big lebowski soundtrack rocks!!!
natural born killers OST is pretty good too, and they kept a lot of stuff off which was in the movie...shoulda done a 2cd set.
natural born killers OST is pretty good too, and they kept a lot of stuff off which was in the movie...shoulda done a 2cd set.
Top Gun
Forrest Gump.
Quentin Tarentino's soundtracks are always kickass. Also anything by Danny Elfman owns.
I have to admit the matrix soundtrack gets me amped for riding.
Less Than Zero
Singles.
"Im seriously starting to doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion"manhattanprjkt83 said:
That movie kicks ass.
RAD
Karate Kid- "You're The Best Around" is a kick ass song. Play it before a ride, and you'll ride the fastest you've ever ridden.
"...You're the best around, no one's ever gonna take you down!..." That's right, no one's ever gonna take me down! Damn that song just makes me wanna go out and do the best I can do!
As far as 80's movie montage sequences go, Karate Kid is near the top in my book. Usually the best montages occur in 80's karate flicks, like Bloodsport or American Ninja. Or those kickboxing movies that star Cody the "Codemiester" from "Step By Step"
Karate Kid- "You're The Best Around" is a kick ass song. Play it before a ride, and you'll ride the fastest you've ever ridden.
"...You're the best around, no one's ever gonna take you down!..." That's right, no one's ever gonna take me down! Damn that song just makes me wanna go out and do the best I can do!
As far as 80's movie montage sequences go, Karate Kid is near the top in my book. Usually the best montages occur in 80's karate flicks, like Bloodsport or American Ninja. Or those kickboxing movies that star Cody the "Codemiester" from "Step By Step"
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definitelyJeremy R said:
I'm afraid I gotta go with Spinal Tap.
Bulworth and Spiderman.
I'll go along with those that said forrrest gump, not the sound track you can buy but the actual sound track used in the movie.
Dazed and Confused, hands down, bar none...
Anyone who can out that many one hit wonders together deserves ALOT of credit...
Anyone who can out that many one hit wonders together deserves ALOT of credit...
I'm not sure of my all-time favorite, but right now I'm diggin 'The Transporter'
Obviolusy we must have similar tastes in musicZark said:
They are the 2 i was gonna mention
Excellent Listens both of them
in no order:
The Crow
Natural Born Killers
Pye
Mission Impossible II
The Crow
Natural Born Killers
Pye
Mission Impossible II
Pump up The Volume, Rollins teamed up with Bad Brains for Kick out the Jams. It will make you want to smash stuff.
What about the Decline of Western Cev. 1&2 I know they were documenturies. Or the Concert Film Urgh.... A music war.
Damn i feel old.....
Damn i feel old.....
The best................Last Action Hero
hackers
human traffic
fight club
human traffic
fight club
Kill Bill soundtrack is not bad.
Waynes World and Waynes world 2... That's right! I said it. Now go listen to it and you will say it too.
The Committments - It may not get you pumped up for riding but it has some sweeet ass soul.
Koyaanisqatsi - Kick ass film, Phillip Glass is a master of minimalist composition.
Anything by John Hughes.
I'll have to give a nod to whoever mentioned Bad Brains. Best punk band EVER.
Koyaanisqatsi - Kick ass film, Phillip Glass is a master of minimalist composition.
Anything by John Hughes.
I'll have to give a nod to whoever mentioned Bad Brains. Best punk band EVER.
Already been said but still great soundtracks: Donnie Darko, Dazed and Confused
Office Space has some great songs.
Office Space has some great songs.
as far as setting mood and helping a movie best two are requiem for a dream and pi, if you turn off the music or turn it down a lot the movies are so much less intense they arent even worth watching. plus all orginal music i think
forgot about _pi_...autechre was an inspired choice for that soundtrack. have to see _requiem for a dream_.
was surprised brian didn't mention _heavy metal_:
was surprised brian didn't mention _heavy metal_: