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			   						| What are your favorite soundtracks of all time?
			   							I love listening to movie soundtracks.  If I'm in the car, or at work, or doing workouts, nothing keeps me focused and motivated like movie soundtracks.  I created a list of my all-
 time favorites.  I'd be curious to hear what's on other people's lists so I know what I should
 be shopping for!
 
 
 http://www.lunch.com/TeamAWAC-Movies_with_the_Best_Music_Soundtracks-1412.html
 
 You can find my list with commentary at the link above, but if you just want the titles, here's
 what I've got:
 
 1The Godfather
 2The Empire Strikes Back
 3The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
 4Top Gun
 5The Last of the Mohicans
 6Team America: World Police
 7The Dark Knight
 8My Fair Lady
 9Saturday Night Fever
 10Pulp Fiction soundtrack
 
 Please feel free to share your thoughts!
 
 -andrew
 
 awerhane, November 10, 2009; 2:02 AM
 
 
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			   							1 Once Upon a Time in the West (Morricone)2 On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Barry)
 3 The Bourne Supremacy (Powell)
 
 4 You Only Live Twice (Barry)
 5 The Russia House (Goldsmith)
 6 Schindler's List (Williams)
 7 The Ninth Gate (Kilar)
 8 Le Hasard et la Violence (Colombier)
 9 High Noon (Tiomkin)
 10 Captain Future (Bruhn)
 
 WEST is, in my opinion, the ultimate Western opera, an oil painting so rich and touching I find it impossible to not be drawn into it. OHMSS is so full of power, melody and catchiness, Barry could have scored two or three movies from his ideas in this one. And SUPREMACY is the catchiest soundtrack album that I have heard during the last two decades - it almost hasn't worn off on me at all, although I haven't listened to anything else more than this one in the last five years; it's also great for travelling.
 
 #4–10 are a bit arbitrary choices, but I still strongly recommend them.
 
 Urs
 
 handstand, November 10, 2009; 5:30 AM
 
  
 
 
			   							- The Empire Strikes Back- Star Trek The Motion picture
 - Rudy
 - Empire of the Sun
 - Once Upon a Time in the West
 - Blade Runner
 - The Night Of The Hunter
 - 28 weeks later
 - Bandolero !
 - Explorers
 - La Femme d'à Côté
 - Dances with Wolves
 - Gloria
 
 Amicalement à tous ...
 
 michel, November 10, 2009; 8:44 AM
 
  
 
 
			   							1. Hook 2. Krull
 3. Independence Day
 4. Conan the Barbarian
 5. ET
 6. Jaws
 7. Dad
 8. Cutthroat Island
 9. Schindler's List
 10. The Land Before Time
 
 No Zimmer, no Goldsmith. Real orchestra's, 10 masterpieces
 
 dirk.j.jansen, November 10, 2009; 8:51 AM
 
  
 
 
			   							I never made up my mind about that. So I mention just a few that I like very much and that pop up in my mind this very second:
 - COLUMBUS - THE DISCOVERY   (Eidelman)
 - CUTTHROAT ISLAND   (Debney)
 - GODS AND GENERALS   (Frizzell)
 - LAST OF THE DOGMEN   (Arnold)
 - LOVE ACTUALLY   (Armstrong)
 - THE MISSION  (Morricone)
 - THE MOLLY MAGUIRES  (Mancini)
 
 
 thb8, November 10, 2009; 10:51 AM
 
  
 
 
			   							Quest For Fire  (Sarde)Spartacus  (North)
 Willow  (Horner)
 Last of the Mohicans  (Jones & Edelman)
 Lonesome Dove  (Poledouris)
 Hero  (Dun)
 Conan the Barbarian  (Poledouris)
 Lawrence of Arabia  (Jarre)
 High Road To China  (Barry)
 Silverado  (Broughton)
 
 hpmoorejr, November 10, 2009; 3:01 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							Le Zbre - Jean-Claude PetitAlphaville - Paul Misraki
 Le MŽpris - Georges Delerue
 How to steal a Million - John(ny) Williams
 Robin & Marian - John Barry
 Shade - Christopher Young
 Solaris - Cliff Martinez
 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - John Ottman
 Hana-Bi - Joe Hisaishi
 Christian Gaubert - Un printemps ˆ Paris
 
 coma, November 10, 2009; 4:38 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							 1 Star Trek The Movie - Goldsmith2 Superman - Williams
 3 Final Conflict - Goldsmith
 4 Ben-Hur - Rozsa
 5 Body Heat - Barry
 6 Ivan The Terrible - Prokofiev
 7 The Last Valley - Barry
 8 A Summer Story - Delerue
 9 Glory - Horner
 10 The Mission - Morricone
 
 Probably next time my list is different because there is so much
 good stuff.
 
 hellomikegm, November 10, 2009; 5:11 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							1. Tours Du Monde, Tours Du Ciel (Delerue)2. Hammett (Barry)
 3. The Last Valley (Barry)
 4. Veruschka (Morricone)
 5. Enter The Dragon (Schifrin)
 6. The Final Conflict (Goldsmith)
 7. Hellraiser (Young)
 8. Himalaya (Coulais)
 9. Bram Stoker's Dracula (Kilar)
 10. Crimes of the Heart (Delerue)
 
 ohmss, November 10, 2009; 5:41 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							1...How The West Was Won..Newman2...The Lion In Winter..Barry
 3...Mary Queen of Scots..Barry
 4...Lady Caroline Lamb..Bennett
 5...Antony and Cleopatre..Scott
 6..Arsene Lupin..Wiseman
 7...OHMSS..Barry
 8...The Sandpebbles..Goldsmith
 9...Nostomo..Morricone
 10...The Hallelujah Trail..Bernstein
 Based on most played and constantly enjoyed...more BARRY could be included..lol.
 
 tanemahuta, November 11, 2009; 3:09 AM
 
  
 
 
			   							1. The sand pebbles2. Man on fire (Scott)
 3. Greystoke, the legend of Tarzan (Scott)
 4. Inchon
 5. Farwell to the king (Poledouris)
 6. Guns of Navarone (Tiomkin)
 7. The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (Herrmann)
 8. The reivers (Williams)
 9. Obsession (Herrmann)
 10. The wild bunch (Fielding)
 
 peter-anselm, November 11, 2009; 3:16 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							Les 400 coups - Jean ConstantinWait until Dark - Henry Mancini
 Metti una sera a cena - Ennio Morricone
 Le casse - Ennio Morricone
 Il grande silenzio - Ennio Morricone
 Dirty Harry - Lalo Schifrin
 Superfly - Curtis Mayfield
 Citta violenta - Ennio Morricone
 Les aventuriers - Francois de Roubiax
 Turks fruit - Rogier van Otterloo
 Assault on precinct 13 - John Carpenter
 Rocky - Bill Conti
 
 
 
 , November 11, 2009; 4:13 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							These were just 10 that sprang to mind fairly quickly, and in no particular order. As with any of us I could add and delete for days and it still wouldn't be definitive. But these get pretty
 high rotation on my playlist. I make no claims that they are the best ever, though of course
 some of them are :)
 
 Star Wars IV: New Hope (but really just Star Wars)
 Enter the Dragon (Schifrin)
 Thunderball (Barry)
 Jason and the Argonauts (Herrmann)
 Raiders of the Lost Ark (Williams)
 Escape from New York (Carpenter)
 Planet of the Apes (Goldsmith)
 Wind and the Lion (Goldsmith)
 Alien (Goldsmith)
 Star Trek II: Wrath of Kahn (Horner)
 
 whyaduck, November 11, 2009; 9:50 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							The Last of the Mohicans (Jones)Superman The Movie (Williams)
 Gone with the Wind (Steiner)
 Red River (Tiomkin)
 Exodus (Gold)
 Virginia City (Steiner)
 Hanover Street (Barry)
 Thief of Bagdad (Rozsa) + a dozen other Rozsas
 and from TV:
 Lonesome Dove (Poledouris)
 Wagon Train (Moross)
 
 
 m.jalava, November 14, 2009; 3:58 PM
 
  
 
 
			   							- OUR MOTHER'S HOUSE (Delerue)- DEAD RINGER (Andre Previn)
 - FLESH AND BLOOD (Poledouris)
 - TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (Bernstein)
 - THE MISFITS (North)
 - THE WOMAN NEXT DOOR (Delerue)
 - THE BELSTONE FOX (Johnson)
 - THE SILVER CHALICE (Waxman)
 - POPE JOAN (Jarre)
 - THE SPECIALIST (Barry)
 
 powley, November 16, 2009; 10:47 AM
 
  
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