what's your favorite movie soundtrack?

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yo i'd have to put in definetly the movie Underworld, awesome sound track and the movie Spawn, i liked that one alot too.

another all time favorite is of course, the Rocky Horror Picture show
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Back in the 70s, when rock was in a coma, disco drove me into bluegrass. I still carry a love for the sound. O Brother, Where Art Thou is my favorite sound track of accoustic music, as well as a damn funny movie.
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Do TV shows count? Who is the bassist for the Seinfeld music? That guy kills.
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I read somewhere that the bass line and "mouth pops" are 100% sampled.
Apparently somebody played short, random bass licks, and they cobbled them together with the pop sounds, also nearly at random. The bassist had no input as to the final product, and it changed from show to show. Weird, huh!
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yea the crossroads soundtrack is awesome, also the heavy metal one i forgot about that of course a lot of the rock opera or musicals turned to movies are very cool also but that brings us to a whole new subject!!???? hey maybe it could be like the old mtv video fights.....i can see it now this week its Tommy vs. The Wall :lol:
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songsmith wrote:I read somewhere that the bass line and "mouth pops" are 100% sampled.
Jonathan Wolff, who composed the theme, claims to have used Pro Tools, Sound Designer, & Sample Cell to create the sounds, and a Kurzweil synth to play them on.

The Ensoniq ESQ-1 sampler from the late 80's had a preset slap bass patch that was a dead ringer for the Seinfeld bass sound.

Wolff did make a library of the short bass snippets, and the producers would pick different ones for different episodes.
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im surprised with the prince concert coming no one has mentioned purple rain, not that its one of my favorites but ..... :lol:
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I had always thought the Wayne's World soundtrack was pretty cool. I remember back when it came out ('92?), the only reason I got it was that I seen a Sabbath song on it, and was quite surprised to hear Dio singing on a new Sabbath song. Too bad that little reunion didn't last beyond 1 album...
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Dio is the only non-Ozzy era Sabbath that I like. I hear some of the later Sabbath and I just have to ask myself what the hell was Tony Iommi thinking.

Dio era Rainbow was also cool.
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For an all instrumental movie soundtrack...STAR WARS. That theme song brings chills to my spine. Or...maybe it's the fact that I'm a HUGE Star Wars fanatic. The 500+ figures and 100's of vehicles residing in my attic might make me biased!

What about the Airheads soundtrack...mmm...good! Also, going back a few years...Demon Night soundtrack. Then we have Escape from L.A. If you have none of the above...go bye them all.
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I like the bass lines in the Debbie Does Dallas type movies!!!!
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Oh, Hell Yes! The guys in Thin Ice all lived in a cabin on Lake Raystown for a summer, and the TV reception sucked, so we watched a lot of videotapes. At that time, porn accounted for most tapes sold (people rented regular movies, but bought porn!), and our favorite was "Taboo." There's a bassline to a song in that movie that just sticks with you. We used to play that song at practice as a joke. In "Taboo II" there were actually lyrics to the song! I wish we had learned that song... how cool would that be to play out!---->JMS
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I like the bass lines in the Debbie Does Dallas type movies!!!!
heh e thats great why does that music always sound like elevator music? they need like outkast or somethin like that ort at least barry white!!! :lol:
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i was watching forrest gump the other day , this movies got a ton of tunes they must have paid a fortune in royalties!!! :lol:
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I'm kinda partial to the Freddy Vs. Jason soundtrack, that and the Resident Evil soundtrack. Both, very good cd's.
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Post by thedoctor »

There are so many great soundtracks like The Wall, Tommy etc. but I have to agree with Lonewolf...if you have ever watched the original Highlander movie from start to finish Queen did an unbelievable job with that soundtrack. Some of their best songs are on there, great stuff. They have that anthem style to their music that makes them a good movie soundtrack band just like on the Flash Gordon soundtrack also. I could never find a soundtrack disc for it but Happy Gilmore soundtrack would be a great disc to have. There were alot of great songs in that movie.
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the herald wrote:
I like the bass lines in the Debbie Does Dallas type movies!!!!
heh e thats great why does that music always sound like elevator music? they need like outkast or somethin like that ort at least barry white!!! :lol:
Unless it's something like christmas porn with evil little gremlin trolls dictating the whole "plot" ((yeah, suck me harder baby!))

There ya go.. change the movie topic to porn.. What's your favorite porn soundtract. lol
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