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Last Post 9/4/2007 10:34 AM by  Sebastian Dangerfield
The Movie Was Great, But The Soundtrack Kicked Ass
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10/16/2006 12:38 PM
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Dead Man's Shoes: DM & Jemini, M. Ward, Aphex Twin, Calexico, The Earlies, Cul De Sac, Richard Hawley, Lucky Dragons. Broken Flowers: The Greenhornes (2 members of which are the less famous half of The Raconteurs), Marvin Gaye, Holly Go Lightly. Anything by Scorsese who's a massive music fan.
Hell yeah, Broken Flowers - Greenhornes. I even slowed down the credits to find out the names and I had forgotten about them.. so thanks Antistar. I will now check these out oncemore!
Actually having looked into this, It wasnt the Greenhornes from Broken Flowers that I REALLY dug... It was 'There is an end' by Holly Golightly - GREAT TUNE!!! Greenhornes tune is nice also...
It IS the Greenhornes: Holly just does the vocals on it.
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10/16/2006 2:35 PM
"Chaiyya Chaiyya" on Inside Man. Only saw it last night and I had to check Amazon today to check out the theme tune. I thought both the movie and that soundtrack kicked ass.
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10/16/2006 3:04 PM
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Originally posted by dummyrun It IS the Greenhornes: Holly just does the vocals on it.
hey, whos a Greenhorne, whats a Greenhorne?
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10/16/2006 3:04 PM
just got the Zinedine Zidane soundtrack by Mogwai, it's pretty good.
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10/16/2006 3:14 PM
Forest Gump is the only one I can think of where the soundtrack is actually far superior to the film.
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10/16/2006 5:31 PM
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Originally posted by alameda [the 'dancer in the dark' soundtrack is absolutely bewitching, beautiful, some of bjork's best work - can't believe i've never seen the movie
only a tenner in HMV last I saw and well worth it. It has all the videos as extra features.
excellent, thanks kavo. i'll pick this up sharpish also love the soundtrack from 'my summer of love', i think it was compiled by will gregory from goldfrapp and it shows, beautiful classical pieces as well as some edith piaf and tracks from gregory himself and goldfrapp - the film itself is another favourite of mine, a feast for the senses from start to finish, the two girls (tasmin and mona) are scarily convincing in the lead roles and the lancashire countryside looks impossibly beautiful
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10/16/2006 7:09 PM
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just got the Zinedine Zidane soundtrack by Mogwai, it's pretty good.
Yeah, lovin' 'Black Spider' big time.
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10/19/2006 1:32 PM
I just saw the film 'Thumbsucker' - not a bad film but the soundtrack only had Elliot Smith and Polyphonic Spree songs - which was quite good.
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10/19/2006 1:36 PM
Oh Brother Where Art Thou had a mean and awesome soundtrack. Film was so so
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10/19/2006 1:38 PM
Donnie Darko Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
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10/19/2006 1:40 PM
What about 'Labyrinth - David Bowie'
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7/18/2007 6:52 AM
Can't believe no ones mentions Quadrophenia. Great film but unbelievable soundtrack.....
Labyrinth is an amazing soundtrack but so is the film...
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7/19/2007 2:21 AM
Just thought of other soundtracks that were amazing:

Requiem for a dream - It's worth it for that 1 song at the end
Any Tarantino Films - he does have a good grasp
Garden State - Pretty much for the shins
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8/21/2007 7:02 AM
Dazed and Confused, although the film is nearly as good as the soundtrack.
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9/4/2007 10:34 AM
Does anyone know who composed the soundtrack to Zodiac? I had mixed feelings about the film-picturesque though it was-but, especially in the first few minutes, the elegant soft-rock score was thrillingly wrong juxtaposed against the brutal images.
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