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Feel free to list your favorite movie soundtrack, but please explain why you feel it is the best.

It is my opinion that the soundtrack for Pulp Fiction is the absolute best out there. The combination of old well know tracks and equally awesome songs that most music listeners have never heard before make this my favorite movie soundtrack.

I encourage you to try to come up with a soundtrack that you feel can compete with this.
 
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I've always thought 10 Things I Hate About You was a good soundtrack, but you can't really go past Rocky Horror Picture Show.
 
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Any Quentin Tarantino flick, namely "Kill Bill Vol. 1" and the aforementioned "Pulp Fiction" are great. I was surprised how well put together the "School of Rock" OST was. Especially because of its target audience. I love the score for "I Heart Huckabees". Oh, and the "Garden State" OST is brilliant. Definately the best soundtrack since "KIll Bill"....
 
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I'd swear we had this thread somewhere because I posted 15 different soundtracks, but now I can't even find it. Alzheimer's isn't fun anymore. If you like the soundtrack to Pulp Fiction, I offer the one for American Grafitti, which utilizes many songs from the late '50s and early '60s, all incorporated into the film to make specific comments about specific scenes. My personal favorite musical score is Ennio Morricone's for Days of Heaven.


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Angels of the Universe by Hillmarsson/Sigur Ros
 
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I really like the Garden State soundtrack. It introduced me to some great artists!
 
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I love Guy Ritchie soundtracks. Specifically Lock Stock and Snatch.
 
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bertolucci's stealing beauty
anderson's magnolia


you can check soundtracks for all films at www.moviemusic.com
 
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I love the I Am Sam soundtrack with all the beatles remakes. I also love reality bites, garden state, pulp fiction and reality bites.
 
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Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Garden State.
 
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Guy Ritchie picked some good songs to be in Snatch. Also Gladiator was a very good soundtrack, it fit with the story very well.


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Spawn Soundtrack. Forget the film, the soundtrack was a brilliant collection of original musical collaborations; an album in it's own right, not just a bunch of songs from the movie.
 
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I'd have to go with the Laurel Canyon soundtrack. I could live without a few of the songs on the disc, but most of the CD is good. 2 of the songs on the CD are actually performed by the actor who played the lead singer of the band in the movie, his voice is just stunning. I'm very attached to this CD. It's the only soundtrack that I've bought and been able to listen to over and over again all the way through. Just my humble opinion anyway.
 
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Cameron Crowe also puts out some really great soundtracks, Singles and Almost Famous especially.
 
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2 best soundtracks
1. AC/DC "greatest hits" Who Made Who Soundtrack
2. Hard Core Logo - For you Americans, this is a movie That Quentin Tarrantino saw and bought the US distribution for. It is a Canadian Film about a punk rock band that revives itself in Vacouver and does a tour of western Canada. Look for a Cameo by Joey Ramone. Swwet assed flick
 
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Yeah, you gotta love Almost Famous. I also really like the reality bites soundtrack from my early 90s collection!
 
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There are so many I love, but the one that came to mind first is Bulworth. Not so much because of great tracks, but because of how it played a part in the story. I also love The Life Aquatic. Bowie in Portugese was pure gold!


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I don’t go out of my way to listen to movie soundtrack CDs. However, I do recall enjoying The Crow soundtrack roughly a decade ago. Excellent music for shallow minded people, like myself.
 
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Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud
Blow Up
Wicker Man
Pink Floyd's La Vallee and More
Superfly
Wild Angels
Goblin - Suspiria, Dawn of the Dead, Deep Red
Easy Rider (more a song collection)
Klaus Schulze's soundtrack to Body Love

TV series:
Ann Dudley's music for the Jeeves and Wooster series (too bad this is long OOP)
Henry Mancini's Peter Gunn

Also love a lot of B-movie music.
 
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garden state
the crow
murderball
happy endings (although, i havent bought this one yet, ive been listening to the clips, and i love it!)
 
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