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Where do you start!!?
A few oldies that spring to mind:
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
2001
Apocalypse Now!
Oh Brother where art thou
Paris, Texas
Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
The Commitments
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ā¦Trainspotting!
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Agreed, where do we start!!?
Howard Shore
The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Rings.
Hans Zimmer
Gladiator.
James Horner.
Braveheart.
Edward
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Also partial to this although thereās a large element of nostalgia here as it was one of the LPs lying around at home when I was 5 years old so got to know it very well. At that age I was always slightly scared of Rossano Brazziās strong vocal on āSome Enchanted Eveningā. When he sings, āOnce you have found her, never let her goā always sounded a bit sinister to me back then!
Quite a few years ago there used to be a good music programme on BBC Radio Northampton which was mostly indie and rock music. They had a feature where you could select three tracks off a favourite album, say why it was special to you and they would play them. Iām proud I managed to convince the presenter John Raitt to play this one!
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Akira
The Conversation
The Holy Mountain
Under the Skin
You Were Never Really Here
Lift to the Scaffold
Thief
Risky Business
You Only Live Twice
Get Carter
Vampyros Lesbos
Stone
Enter the Dragon
Suspiria (both versions)
Black Caesar
Dollars
The Taking of Pelham 123 (original)
The Thing
Halloween
The Anderson Tapes
Blade Runner
Alien
Predator
Jaws
Blow Up
There Will Be Blood
Drokkās rejected score for Dredd
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The Big Lebowski 
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Nice one.
I really love the Withnail & I soundtrack too.
Oh, and The Battle of Britain soundtrack for Waltonās sublime āBattle in the Airā.
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Rocky
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Betty Blue
Blue Velvet
A Single Man
The Duke of Burgundy
Blade Runner
Arrival
The Virgin Suicides
Down By Law
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By coincidence I watched Withnail & I last night - umpteenth time I have seen it and it is well known itās a masterpiece. I agree about the soundtrack - the original music is great, and the existing material is very well placed IMO. I bought the King Curtis record on the strength of the opening to this film.
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Here is mine
The Lion in Winter
A Clockwork Orange
Blade Runner 2049 (heresy but I prefer both the 2049 film and the soundtrack to the original)
Another vote for Vampyros Lesbos - groovy!
Probably more but I canāt think of them at the moment
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Forest Gump
Sergio Leoneās āDollarsā trilogy (AFOD, FAFDM, TGTB&TU)
Barbet Schroederās fliicks with Floyd soundstracks (More and La VallĆ©e)
Blade Runner (Vangelis)
Pola X and Childhood of a Leader (Scott Walker)
The first five Bonds (John Barry et al)
The first four Tarantinos
Johnny YesNo (Cabaret Voltaire)
Forbidden Planet
Fantastic Voyage
West Side Story
A Matter Of Life & Death
The Red Shoes
The Taking Of Pelham 1-2-3 (1974 version)
Betty Blue
Apocalypse Now!
Badlands
San Francisco
Gone With The Wind
The Magnificent Seven
The Great Escape
Vertigo
Psycho
Taxi Driver
Mean Streets
Easy Rider
The Adventures Of Robin Hood (1938)
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some more
Lawrence of Arabia - epic!
Barry Lyndon
2001
Actually Full Metal Jacket is rather good - military electronica coupled with some great sixties hits
I donāt suppose we are allowed Pink Floyd at Pompeii!
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Master and Commander
The Aristocats
The Mission
Local Hero
Paint your Wagon
Walk the Line
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Not a whole soundtrack, but āOn Body And Soulā is one of my favourite films of all time and the Laura Marling track, āWhat He Wroteā is used with wonderful effect in it.
In fact Iāve got very emotional just watching this you tube clip, so much so I MUST watch the film again NOW.