“When a Man Loves a Woman”, from the opening credits of The Crying Game.

Or how about Tarantino movies? Both Reservoir Dogs (”Little Green Bag”) and Pulp Fiction (”Misirlou”) open with a bang, but I’d give the edge to Kill Bill Vol 1’s use of Nancy Sinatra’s version of “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)”.

can’t beat schizophrenia” kicking off the year punk broke

Radiohead’s “Everything in it’s Right Place” is not only one of the coolest songs ever, it opens Vanilla Sky perfectly, and sets the mood for the whole film. (The last song of the movie, Sigur Ros Untitled 4, ends it perfectly as well)

Eye of the Tiger Rocky 3.

“Let The River Run” – Working Girl… one of the best opening scenes ever.

There is an End by the Greenhornes from Broken Flowers

SINGING IN THE RAIN may not be the first song in Clockwork Orange (I can’t remember), but it certainly does pair up in my mind.

“The End” by The Doors – Apocalypse Now

“Then He Kissed Me” by the Crystals (as lip-synched by Elisabeth Shue) opening up “Adventures in Babysitting.”

“The Power of Love” Huey Lewis & The News – Back to the Future

and certainly “Best of my Love” The Emotions – Boogie Nights

Another that should be on the list is Lou Reeds “A perfect day” from trainspotting….

Always thought the Proclaimers “500 miles” and Benny and Joon was a good match.

my fav movie song was “a view to a kill” from duran duran, for the bond movie.

Live and Let Die.

One of the best Bond songs, and one of the worst Bond films.

Eye of the tiger

Rocky III

Let The River Run by Carly Simon
(Working Girl)
Causing A Commotion by Madonna
(Who’s That Girl)
Tomorrow Never Knows by Our Lady Peace
(The Craft)
Grease by Frankie Valli
(Grease)
Talula by Tori Amos
(Twister)

“Something to Talk About” by Badly Drawn Boy from About a Boy. When that song starts-up after the last shot of the movie freezes on the kid smiling…well, it gets me everytime. Great song, great movie.

Lou Reed’s “Sweet Jane” (performed by Cowboy Junkies) for “Natural Born Killers – and – Blondie’s “Call Me” for “American Gigolo”

one more comes to mind…”Levon” by Elton John from “Dog Day Afternoon”

The Kenny Loggins Trio of greatness:

“I’m Alright” – Theme from “Caddyshack”

“Danger Zone” – “Top Gun”

&

“Meet Me Halfway” – from the Sylvester Stallone arm wrestling masterwork: “Over The Top”

That cute White Stripes song at the beginning of Napolean Dynamite was a good one.

Honorable mention:

Lindsey Buckingham’s “Holiday Road” from “National Lampoon’s Vacation”

The Pixies- “Where is My Mind” at the end of fight club.

Rage Against the Machine- “Wake Up” at the end of the first Matrix.

Jimi Hendrix- “All Along the Watchtower”, The Rolling Stones- “Gimme Shelter”, C.C.R.’s- “Fortunare Son” from any Vietnam movie.

The ultimate has to be the start of Royal Tennenbaum’s by Wes Anderson…..The Beatles- “Hey Jude.”

“The Man in Me” by Dylan, kicking things off just so for the Dude in The Big Lebowski.

The Rolling Stones “Can’t you hear me knocking” from Blow

The Rolling Stones’ “Paint It Black” from the end of Stanely Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket”

“Tiny Dancer” from Almost Famous!!! Got to be one of the best scenes ever…

Talking Heads’ Once In A Lifetime from Down and Out in Beverly Hills

I agree with Burnward on his submissions of “Wake Up” from the end of “The Matrix”

&

“Where Is My Mind?” from the end of “Fight Club”

Both are iconic and perfectly suited for use at those perfect points in each of the film’s in which that were featured.

What about “Stuck In the Middle with You” from Reservoir Dogs?

Any Quentin T movie:
Misirlou – Pulp Fiction
Little Green Bag – Reservoir Dogs
Bang Bang My Baby Shot Me Dead – kill Bill

“Needle In the Hay” by Elliot Smith

its in the Royal Tennenbaums when Luke Wilson’s character is commiting suicide

Elliot Smith – Miss Misery
Good Will Hunting

The trouble with this list is that songs like “Theme from Shaft” and “Hard Days Night” should not even count. Then you gotta count songs like Ghostbusters, Rocky’s Theme, The Sting, Chariots of Fire – all these are songs that wouldn’t even EXIST if there were no movie. Of course “Theme from Rocky” immediately makes you think of the movie – DUH! Of all these brought up here, I think Holiday Road is the best example of a movie hijacking a song.

Gangster’s Paradise by Coolio from Dangerous Minds. I’m pretty sure that was the only song on the soundtrack.

That Thing You Do from That Thing You Do

Audiosalve’s “Shadow on the Sun” in Collateral is the most well-placed song I’ve ever seen/heard.

Props to:
-Frou Frou’s “Let Go” in Garden State
-Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” in Wayne’s World
-Gary Jules’ “Mad World” in Donnie Darko
-R. Kelly’s “I Believe I Can Fly” in Space Jam
-Berlin’s “Take My Breath Away” in Top Gun

All songs where if I hear them on the radio I immediately picture the movie.

OK people, the question is best FIRST songs in movies. Lets keep our comments to FIRST songs only…

Apparently everyones forgotten that its a FIRST song from a movie list on any song from a movie.

“Rock Around the Clock”-Bill Haley and the Comets from American Graffiti

‘Don’t You Forget About Me’ – Breakfast Club
‘Misirlou’ – Pulp Fiction
‘Holiday Road’ – Vacation
‘Danger Zone’ – Top Gun
‘Grease’ – Grease

Those off the top off my head. Also just watched ‘Tsotsi’, had a great opening song in South African, don’t remember its name but would immediately associate it with the movie if I heard it again.

Xanadu, of course!

stuck in the middle with you.

In resevoir dogs, the scene where the cop gets his ear cut off

“Up on Cripple Creek” from The Last Waltz

because I am obsessesed with Almost Famous and Elton John “Tiny Dancer”
definitely “don’t you forget about me” the breakfast club
“eye of the tiger” and its royalties probably earned more than the sequels of Rocky
“take my breath away” and Top Gun
“old time rock n roll” Risky Business? hmm, just a memorable scene
I also think “Tuesday’s Gone” works for Dazed and Confused
there’s more obviously

Footloose from Footloose

‘Let’s Go Crazy’ – Purple Rain

How can I possibly be the first to mention this?

Jim Morrison singing “The End” in Apocalypse Now — unforgettable.

“Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime” by Beck from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

“Don’t Panic” by Coldplay from Garden State

I am in disbelief that no one has mentioned “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees from Saturday Night Fever. May not be the best song but it captures the feel of the movie it opens more than any other I can think of.

Napoleon Dynamite — The White Stripes — We’re going to be friends

Ghost Busters — Who you gonna Call?

Rocky III — Eye of the Tiger

I think Born to Be Wild was the opening song of “Easy Rider.” It was perfect for that film.

“Staying Alive” – Bee Gees (Saturday Night Fever)
“Goodbye Horses” – Psyche (Silence of the Lambs) … if this is playing in your car, assume any person within hearing distance thinks you’re a serial killer.
“Sister Christian” – Boogie Nights
“Wise Up” – Magnolia
“Down For Whatever” – Office Space
“The Touch” – Boogie Nights AND Transformers:The Movie
“Singing in the Rain” – A Clockwork Orange
“The Sound of Silence” – The Graduate

“The Man In Me” Bob Dylan the Big Lebowski

“You Can’t Always Get What You Want” The Rolling Stones from the Big Chill (I think it was the first song)

“Live and Let Die” Paul McCartney, from Live and Let Die

“Soul Boss Nova” Quicny Jones from Austin Powers

“The End” The Doors from Apocalypse Now
Almost Famous starts off with an acoustic composition by Cameron Crowe’s wife, the girl from Heart, the first song with words is “The Christmas Song” by the Chipmunks. But lets be honest, the first couple of scenes are just a prelude. The movie doesnt really start unti “Sparks” by The Who comes on. Perfect choice for the scene. Cameron knows his stuff.

Also the Kenny Loggins double
“I’m Alright” on Caddy Shack
“Highway to the Danger Zone” one Top Gun

One more:
I’m not sure what its called but the opening song and cartoon to “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” are classic

Steppenwolf’s “The Pusher” played before “Born to be Wild” but I would consider “Born to be Wild” the opening song of that movie since it plays during the opening credits. Good choice.

what about happy gilmore and tuesdays gone? you can’t argue with that

Let’s Go Crazy
- Prince in Purple Rain
*Kudos to Andrew for finally nailing that one.

Lunitic Fringe
- Red Ryder from Vision Quest (not a great movie, but a great one-hit-wonder song)

Staying Alive
- Bee Gees in Saturday Night Fever

Rainbow Connection
- Kermit the F***in’ Frog in The Muppet Movie

i know it’s not the first song in Snatch but nothing quite pumps you up quite like Fucking in the Bushes by Oasis in the final fight scene

I realize it’s not a first song, but the part in “Near Dark” when Bill Paxton tears apart the redneck bar vampire style to the Cramps’ cover of “Fever” is one of the sweetest music cues ever.

Now after some careful deliberation, I gotta give a huge shout-out to “Making Time” by Creation, which kicked off Rushmore.

Geoff, thanks for the correction. I still think Easy Rider was one of the best soundtrack/compilations. Outstanding songs including I Wasn’t Born to Follow by the Byrds, The Weight (the Band’s version in the film, although it’s not their version on the album), and Don’t Bogart That Joint.

Gimme Shelter in Casino.

This one is easy

“Born To Be Wild” – Easy Rider

how bout ‘the blower’s daughter’ by damien rice during the opening scene of Closer?

“QuizáS, Quizás, Quizás” – Nat King Cole in IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE

“Paloma” – Caetano Veloso in HABLE CON ELLA

“Don’t you forget about me” – Simple Minds in THE BREAKFAST CLUB

“If You leave” – OMD in PRETTY IN PINK

“Happy Together” – The Turtles in HAPPY TOGETHER and ADAPTATION

“Born Slippy” – Underworld in TRAINSPOTTING

“Into the Groove” – Madonna in DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN

Gotta go with Misirlou from Pulp Fiction as the all time movie song. I went straight from the movie to the record store to pick up that soundtrack.

Another great one is Superfly. Better song than Shaft, worse movie. In fact, the entire Superfly soundtrack kicks ass.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned Echo & the Bunnymen’s “The Killing Moon” from the original version of Donnie Darko. It puts you on edge from the first notes.

Also, there’s Doris Day’s “Que Sera Sera” from the opening scene of Heathers. Against the scene of the Heathers primping, it sets up the irony that carries through the rest of the film. Classic.

‘Swingers’ opens with You’re nobody til somebody loves you by Dean Martin – everytime I watch that movie and that song comes on I just want to pour a martini, unbutton my bow tie and snap my fingers lazily while talking about dames and broads.

Another one no one has mentioned: 2001: A Space Odyssey. While the first piece of music is technically György Ligeti’s Overture from Atmosphères, Richard Strauss’ Also sprach Zarathustra opens the first actual scene. Is there any opening cinematic moment more iconic?

“Corona” by Minutemen – Jackass the Movie which many people watched (the movie and show) but never quite understood who played the song; none other than the legendary Minutemen!

Bruce Springsteen, Streets of Philadelphia. A killer song for a killer film. No, it’s not a happy film, but it is powerful. You could argue Neil Young’s Philadelphia (at the end) is the better Philly song in the film, but Streets… does a dynamite job of setting the tone.

And if we’re talking straight up soundtrack music….John Williams and the opening tune from any of the Star Wars films….THAT’S iconic.

Cameron Crowe is such an expert at combining the perfect classic rock songs with the right moments in his movies (the guy used to write for Rolling Stone, so it must have been expected). His best, however, has to be the Live At Leeds version of “Magic Bus” by The Who at the start of Jerry Maguire. Absolutely fits, from how it starts off with Pete Townshend jamming with his echo in the concert hall, to when it finally starts to explode as the movie starts picking up more and more steam. Good stuff. And it’s just the beginning of the great musical moments in that film.

Also, I know this might not be hip enough, but the opening bars of “Also Sprach Zarathustra” by Richard Strauss, from the beginning of 2001: A Space Odyssey is by far the most famous opening salvo in cinematic history. Just cause it isnt a rock song doesnt mean it shouldnt be included in this list.

Though it only plays for a minute at the end “Oh La La” by the Faces in Rushmore sums up the film and sticks with you as it goes to slow motion and the credits roll. If not that then definitely “the End” by the Doors in Apocalypse Now or “The Man in Me” by Dylan in the Big Lebowski.

“all these are songs that wouldn’t even EXIST if there were no movie. ”

I agree. If not for the movie Isaac Hayes would sound kind of crazy singing about some dude named Shaft… Then again, Isaac Hayes is kind of crazy.

“Ninja Rap” by Vanilla Ice in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2; c’mon, people, he made that song up ON THE SPOT, after watching the Turtles kick some butt! He didn’t spend a bunch of time working with some moldy old orchestra and “practicing” and “writing music”; this was all freestyle Vanilla!

Wow, 75 responses and no one was able to come up You’re Gonna Miss Me by the 13th Floor Elevator. That song opens High Fidelity and sets up the entire movie.

And altough it’s no technicaly the last song played, major props to Iron & Wine’s Trapeze Swinger from In Good Company.

The La’s “There She Goes” in “So I Married An Axe Murderer.” They must play that song about 25 times in the movie, and now I can’t think of that song without thinking of Mike Myers!

(Woah, Did you see that dream I just had? -Steven Wright)

curtis mayfield – superfly!!!!!

Come on

The End, The Doors – perfect to open a film about ‘nam. Very surprised it wasnt included.

Great list though

piano from layla in Goodfellas, perfect choice

beatles help!

top gun (highway to the danger zone)

Any tarantino major song.

Little Green Bag (Reservoir Dogs)
C’est La Vie (Pulp Fiction)
Bang Bang (Kill Bill)
Across 110th Street (Jackie Brown)

I’d also like to throw in
Hip to be Square from American Psycho. Now that’s a great scene.

Iconic movie songs:

* “Just Like Honey” (Jesus & Mary Chain) – Lost in Translation – perfect ending song. Fits tone perfectly.

* “Danger Zone” (Kenny Loggins) and “Mighty Wings (Cheap Trick) ” – Top Gun

*”Hero” (Nickelback) – Spider-man

*”In Your Eyes” (P. Gabriel) – Say Anything… who can forget the boombox scene?

*”Waiting for Somebody” and “Dyslexic Heart” (Paul Westerberg) – Singles… Great bookends to the movie.

Link Wray – “The Swag” from ‘Pink Flamingos’

Again, we’re talking about FIRST songs in movies, not just any song.

But another one no one has mentioned: Harry Nilsson’s “Everybody’s Talkin’” from the opening of Midnight Cowbody.

Interesting factoid: Midnight Cowboy was the first and only X-rated film to ever win an Academy Award for best picture (although by today’s standards, it would probably barely get a hard “R.”

Sorry…typo. Midnight Cowboy, not “Cowbody.” That would probably get an X-rating even today.

8 words for you beechassses:

good will hunting – elliott smith’s waltz #2 (xo)

duuhhhh! end of story.

also, if you wanna give honorable mention to that song napolean dynamite dances to at the end, be my guest, but i don’t know the name of it and neither do you. of course “suicide is painless” from MASH became iconic in the 70s, but that’s before your time, homes.

“Ballad of Easy Rider” from Easy Rider

Wellllll, I think Jake Gyllenhaal is hot so my answer is “The Killing Moon” by Echo and the Bunnyheads.

Donnie Darko!!!1

Aimee Mann – “One” in “Magnolia”

The Band – “Don’t Do It” in “The Last Waltz.”

Good call on Ryan Adams.

“Misirlou” by Dick Dale in Pulp Fiction. That song MADE that movie (as awesome as it is already).

I hope that I’m not the first one to mention the use of Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” in the 1979 masterpiece Manhattan. That set the tone for the entire film in one of the most beautiful sequences in all of cinematic history.

Great directors complement their work with great music.

Suck in the Middle With You – Stealer’s Wheel, from Reservoir Dogs

Tiny Dancer – Elton John, Almost Famous

“Saturday Night Fever” by the BeeGees for the movie with the same name

the end-apocolypse now
mrs. robinson- the graduate (how has that not been mentioned?)
i can tell that we’re gonna be freinds- napoleon dynamite
sweet emotion- dazed and confused
tuesday’s gone- happy gilmore

not the opener, but here’s an obvious one: Bodyguard – Whitney Houston cover of I will always love you…not necessarily a great cinematographic moment, but most succesful soundtrack ever at the time…

Oh, and Burt Bacharach tune “Raindrops keep falling on my head” in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”

And how come no one mentioned “Moon River” from “breakfast at tiffany’s”?

Rocksteady Crew – Hey You the Rocksteady Crew – From Beat Street!!!
Ry Cooder – Paris Texas
That Axel F song from Bevely Hills Cop
Air – Playground Love from Virgin Suicides
Nancy Sinatra These Boots Are Made For Walking – Full Metal Jacket
Baby Did A Bad Bad Thing – Chris Isaak – Eyes wide shut
Adagio For Strings in Platoon
and all the old songs like singing in the rain, spoonfull of sugar makes the medicine go down, hill are alive with the sound of music blah blah blah

knocking on heaven’s door in ‘pat garrett and billy the kid’

Talk Show Host – Radiohead
I can’t hear that song without thinking about Romeo on the beach.

Brother Johnson – Strawberry Letter 23 – Jackie Brown….Awesome Scene – Get in the trunk Beaumont….heh, heh.

“You’re gonna miss me” the 13th floor elevators at the beginning of “High Fidelity”. it sets the tone for the whole movie.

Simon and Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence” at the start of ‘The Graduate’: not my favorite Paul Simon song ever, but the scene is iconic. Now whenever I ride a moving walkway at an airport, the song pops into my head (and a look of Braddock-esque nervous ennui spreads across my face).

Oh, and BTW, to those nominating “Across 110th Street” at the start of ‘Jackie Brown’: it is a great scene/great song — but the scene is also a ‘Graduate” homage.

Multiple use of CCR tunes in the Big Lebowski (Lookin’ Out My Back Door, Born on the Bayou)

Great use of Sympathy For the Devil and Space Oddity in the amazing French Canadian film C.R.A.Z.Y

Sympathy For the Devil- GN’R – Interview w/ a Vampire

Louie, Louie – Animal House

Redemption Song (after shark killing)- The Beach

Remix of Closer – Nine Inch Nails over opening credits of Se7en

“Princes of the Universe”-Queen
from Highlander. oh yeah.

how about “Gangsta’s Paradise” in Schindlers List, memorable song

“Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta” for Office Space. Classic.

This is easy, Curtis Mayfield’s entire soundtrack for Superfly. Without it, only hardcore b-movie blaxploitation fans would discuss that movie and it would be relegated to the value bin at Walgreens.

To the ignorant a-hole who
posted the comment about the song
that Napoleon Dynamtie dances to at the end
of the movie that “I don’t know who it is and neither do you”. The song is Canned Heat
by Jamiroquai, which was a big hit, bigger
than a number of the songs on this list.

How about Bob Dylan’s Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blue Again from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?

“Would” by Alice in Chains from “Singles”.

“Almost Famous starts off with an acoustic composition by Cameron Crowe’s wife, the girl from Heart, the first song with words is “The Christmas Song” by the Chipmunks. But lets be honest, the first couple of scenes are just a prelude. The movie doesnt really start unti “Sparks” by The Who comes on. Perfect choice for the scene. Cameron knows his stuff.”

Is “Sparks” the song that plays when William listens to his sister’s record? I’ve been wondering what that song was since 1999.

You got it Evan, “Sparks” by The Who, from “Tommy”…
Crowe def. picks the best tunes. Other great ones in Almost Famous are “Simple Man”, and all the Zep tunes (That’s The Way, Rain Song, etc.) are used to perfection…

On Our Own – Bobby Brown from Ghostbusters II.

This track is awesome – and BB had an amazing cameo in the movie as well. I believe he was a doorman or something asking the Ghostbusters if he could get a proton pack for his kid brother. he should have won an oscar for that performance.

Golden Brown – The Stranglers – in Snatch

How about “Girl You’ll be a Women Soon” by Urge Overkill from Pulp Fiction.

John Cafferty’s song Hearts on Fire from Rocky IV. Rocky IV is the best because the movie is essentially one big obnoxious training montage. How about the Shins’ songs in Garden State: Caring is Creepy and New Slang. The movie is already amazing and the use of those songs were perfect. Both the movie and the songs stand on their own two feet.

…Pretty Woman?!

the entire sound track from garden state

Eye of the Tiger – Rocky III
Loose Yourself – 8 Mile

“the seeker” by the who in “the limey”

“Sounds of Silence” in The Graduate. Can’t believe RS missed that one.

Bohemian Rhapsody from Wayne’s World. It totally resurrected that song…..and just plays so well in that movie. I can’t listen to that song without thinking of Wayne and Co. headbanging to that.

Another one. I am the Walrus from Magical Mystery Tour.

Great Song….Terrible Movie

“Unchained Melody” in “Ghost”

Goldfinger, by Shirley Bassey. Great vocal!

Even though they probably weren’t the first song in movies, two classic soundtrack songs are Windmills of Your Mind by Dusty Springfield (original Thomas Crown Affair) and Knocking on Heaven’s Door from Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid.

Can’t Ya Hear Me Knocking fits well at the start of Blow.

The End opening of Apocalypse Now is cool too.

Teenage Fanclub’s cover of Camper Van Beethoven’s “Take the Skinheads Bowling” in Bowling for Columbine

“The End” in Apocalypse now, as already mentioned, is amazing.

has anyone here ever seen the godfather?

The End from Apocalypse Now (it’s reverential treatment is deserved).

Placebo – Every You Every Me from Cruel Intentions

Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead from The Hunger

Yes – Heart of the Sunrise from Buffalo 66

White Stripes – We’re Gonna Be Friends from Napoleon Dynamite

Social Distortion – Story Of My Life from Orange County

iggy pop – search and destroy – life aquatic

Flashdance… What A Feeling! it always gets my feet moving everytime the credits roll!

can’t believe no one mentioned David Bowie’s “I’m Deranged” from Lost Highway… one of the amazing opening sequences ever!

Sweet Emotion- Dazed and Confused
Tuesday’s Gone- Happy Gilmore
To be Young- Old School
Call Me- Zoolander
Blazing Saddles Theme- Blazing Saddles
Live and Let Die- Live and Let Die
The End- Apocalypse Now

The all Leonard Cohen soundtrack for ‘McCabe and Mrs. Miller’ is great.

Ooh, and speaking of Cohen:
‘Everybody Knows’ from ‘Pump up the Volume’

Tubular Bells from The Exorcist

Jerry McGuire … “Magic Bus” from Live at Leeds

NOT ONE OF THE SONGS ARE AS BIG AS THEY MOST OBVIOUS OPENING SONG IN A MOVIE ALL TIME…..

CALL ME BY BLONDIE OPENED THE AMERICAN GIGOLO MOVIE IN 1980.

Blondie’s Call me #1-6wks in 1980
#1 Song of 1980 and #7 Song of the 1980’s #47 all time ranking

Public Enemy- “Fight The Power”

During the opening credits of “Do The Right Thing”

creation’s “making time” at the beginning of rushmore rocks

gotta go with Street Fightin Man by the Stones. Title sequence for V for Vendetta

One obviuous ommission:
Rammstein “Fuer Frei” in XXX with Vin Diesel…

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My favourite is probably “Chariots of fire” (Vangelis)from “Chariots of fire”. Athletes running on the beach and *that* music. I remember I was positively chocked from the beauty of that music

Sorry if this is a repeat:
“Everything in its Right Place” by Radiohead, from Vanilla Sky

“The End” by The Doors in “Apocalypse Now” is above all.

Both the movie and the song are brilliant.

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