about a boy by badly drawn boy

Ry Cooder, Paris Texas

into the wild by eddie vedder

Curtis Mayfield, Superfly

george harrison- wonderwall

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – She’s the One

into the wild by eddie vedder

Roger Waters-The Wall

–omar a. rodriguez-lopez, “a manual dexterity” & “se dice bisonte, no bùfalo”

–bjork, selmasongs & drawing restraint 9

Brilliant movie, and inspiring music. I think RS nailed this one.

There Will Be Blood by Jonny Greenwood…COME ON!

Rush by Eric Clapton is one of the best!

Shocking disregard for Curtis Mayfield’s “Superfly”

Harold and Maude by Cat Stevens

Any list with something good to say about Wang Chung is to be avoided. Goodbye.

Simon & Garfunkel
The Graduate

The James Gang & Country Joe and the Fish

Zachariah (1971)

Jeff Tweedy

Chelsea Walls

mark oliver everett (aka E) from the Eels- Levity

DYLAN:
PAT GARRETT

SEX PISTOLS:
ROCK N ROLL SWINDLE

BEATLES:
LET IT BE / MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR / HELP!

SIMON & G-FUNK:
GRADUATE

MICHEAL PENN:
BOOGIE NIGHTS

curtis mayfield superfly

Jonny Greenwood’s soundtrack for There will be blood hit me soo hard, just like Children of Men…

amazing stuff, glad to have it and be one of the few people who actually respect this gifted artist.

curtis mayfield- superfly
simon & garfunkel- the graduate
the beatles- a hard day’s night / help / yellow submarine / let it be

Simon and Garfunkel- The Graduate

Eddie Vedder – “Into the Wild”

Queen – “Highlander”

Bryan Adams – “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimerron”

John C. Relly – “Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story”

. . . And that’s all I can think of

curtis mayfield – superfly

prince – purple rain

It’s gotta be Superfly… you guys even put it on your 500 greatest albums list really high up there… and come on… i love bob dylan just as much as the next buy but Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid sucked some major balls

Magnolia- Aimee Mann (now that’s a good one and another PT Anderson flick)

Cat Stevens- Harold and Maude

Once by Glen Hansard

Peter Gabriel – Passion (Last Temptation of Christ)

I don’t know if this counts but Heima by Sigur Ros is very very rewarding…

Sonic Youth’s soundtrack for Demonlover may be the best thing they’ve ever done.

Sonic Youth – demonlover

Ryuichi Sakamoto – Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence

Bjork – Selmasongs, Drawing Restraint 9

Beatles – Help, A Hard Day’s Night

about a boy–badly drawn boy

jonny greenwood- there will be blood
jon brion- i heart huckabees, eternal sunshine, punch-drunk love
danny elfman- edward scissorhands
michael andrews- donnie darko

bjork – selmasongs

Bjork – Selmasongs

“Superfly” – Curtis Mayfield
“Trouble Man” – Marvin Gaye
“Last Temptation of Christ” – Peter Gabriel
“Magnolia” – Aimee Mann
“Purple Rain” – Prince

Into the Wild- Eddie Vedder
A very beautiful and fitting set of songs by an incredibly gifted songwriter.

re: Off-Topic | 1/5/2008, 3:31 am EST

“Into the Wild- Eddie Vedder
A very beautiful and fitting set of songs by an incredibly gifted songwriter.”

I agree.

SNNNNNUUUUUFFFFF

I also like Stewart Copeland’s “Rumblefish”!

open season-paul westerberg

More by Pink Floyd

More by Pink Floyd

I immediately thought of Dead Man before I opened the post.
More- Pink Floyd
Obscured By Clouds is also a soundtrack.
Also “Journey Through the Past”-
Neil Young.
Can I mention “Theme for an Imaginary Western”-by Mountain?
(the hero rides off into the rings of Saturn on a robot-space-horse)

jon brion did a great soundtrack for eternal sunshine of the spotless mind.

Jack Johnson – Curious George

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – She’s The One

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – She’s The One

Dust Brothers- Fight Club
Jon Brion- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
More- Pink FLoyd
Soundtracks-Can
Simon & Garfunkel- The Graduate
Jay-Z- American Gangster
Explosions in the Sky- Friday Night Lights
Prince- Batman

and Juno can’t count because Mott the Hoople, Sonic Youth, and the Velvet Underground are on there too. it’s a multiple artist soundtrack thus defeating the whole purpose of this list.

curtis mayfield – superfly
isaac hayes – shaft

Curtis Mayfield – Superfly

interstella 5555 – daft punk
there will be blood – jonny greenwood
8 mile – eminem
the graduate – s&g
friday night lights – explosions in the sky
any of the beatles movies
superfly – curtis mayfield
paris, texas – ry cooder
shaft – isaac hayes
under a cherry moon (parade) – prince
magnolia – aimee mann
stranger than fiction – britt daniel

eddie vedder-into the wild?

“Black Snake Moan,” if you please.

Harold and Maude: Cat Stevens

The soundtrack is integral to that film.

Spun – Billy Corgan

re: R.Tickle | 1/5/2008, 8:42 am EST

“I immediately thought of Dead Man before I opened the post.”

You opened the post? Wow, you ARE important!!!

Magnolia-Aimee Mann

Ummm . . . I’m not sure; does this qualify? Because if it does, what the hell are people thinking???

The Doors-The Doors

Okay, let’s try this one more time!

re: art | 1/5/2008, 12:06 pm EST

“josh grobans cd only sold b/c white america is retarted…”

There’s that damnded “R” word again. And you even spelled it wrong. Damn you are re . . . Whoops! Almost slipped!

Before I forget:

George Harrison-Wonderwall

And no one knows about this little bit of business . . .

Mick Jagger-Performance
(Rated X!!! How cool is that?)

Some pretty out of sight music, my main man!

Rock and Roll High School- The Ramones
Simon and Garfunkel- The Graduate
Open Season- Paul Westerberg

Paris Texas…exquisite!

everyone keeps saying jon brion for eternal sunshine, but I think fans of him would agree that I Heart Huckabees may be better representative as he wrote a whole set of songs for it rather than a score. He’s great though, int he?

badly drawn boy – about a boy

pat garett & Billy The kid – Bob Dylan

Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová – Once

Stephin Merritt – Pieces of April

Loudon Wainwright III – Knocked Up

into the wild – eddie vedder

nightmare before christmas – danny elfman

about a boy – badly drawn boy

P.S. Juno doesn’t qualify there is a bell & Sebastian song in there. I think I saw others.

Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová – Once

into the wild – eddie vedder

Harold and Maude – Cat Stevens

If I have to see Eddie Vedder’s on the top of this list when all this is over, not only am I going to puke up my shoes, I’m going to puke up Metal Shawn’s as well.

The Who-Tommy

Who the hell are the people picking these lists, high school rejects from the Resource Room? Damn.

RS, make sure you count the “chads” correctly, we don’t need another 2000 election here. These votes are starting to stink!

Wait a minute, does “Tommy” fall into the “Song Remains The Same” category? If so, my apologies. The rules are a little elusive to me.

Well, I know this one fits the category just fine. It’s a real shame that more people don’t know about this little film by Brian De Palma and it’s soundtrack!

Phantom Of The Paradise-Paul Williams

Purple Rain- Prince

There Will Be Blood- Johnny Greenwood

The Proposition- Nick Cave

Magnolia- Aimee Mann (yeah, I know Supertramp shows up, but let it go folks)

Fight Club- Dust Brothers

Neil Young-Dead Man?

“It’s better to burn out than to fade away.”

I guess Neil’s decided to go with the latter.

The more we look over the list, the more we’re amazed by what’s not here!

Eddie And The Cruisers- John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band

Killer.

Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, definitely
Superfly definitely
Harold and Maude, even though there’s never been an actual soundtrack album released
Also Seu Jorge’s Life Aquatic Sessions (even though it’s not the official soundtrack)

how could I forget:
Miles Davis Elevator to the Gallows (Ascenseur Pour L’Echafaud)

“Idlewild” – OutKast

I suppose Spinal Tap on the soundtrack to “This is Spinal Tap” doesn’t count.

Jimmy Page- Deathwish II

Joe Strummer- Walker

Badly Drawn Boy- About A Boy

Eddie Vedder- Into the Wild

Superfly and The Graduate!!! How could ypu forget those!?!?!? Also, how about A Hard Day’s Night, Help!, and Yellow Submarine. Also, would have been interesting to see what CSN would have done with Easy Rider.

You’re damned skippy, Jeff. I think we should just do a “do over”! People are definitely HIGH this weekend; I just wish Me and Metal could get our hands on some of that shit!

You know Metallica did a soundtrack to a documentary about two boys who supposedly were satanists and killed and raped a little girl.

Do you remember that? I guess that’s a vote, then. Even though Metallica’s not really my cup of tea.

Hey, no bullshit. Here’s a really rockin’ soundtrack:

Steel Dragon-Rockstar

Zakk Wilde, Jeff Pilson, and Jason Bonham (hello, hello) with a ghost singer recorded some absolutely SCREAMING tracks.

Hey RS, we really need to do this son of a bitch over. Maybe you should extend this one a couple of daze and see if some new people can add some fresh (and intelligent) choices.

Sincerely,

Dollface

leonard cohen – McCabe and Mrs. Miller

Young Guns 2 – Jon Bon Jovi

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – She’s the One

I dont see why This is Spinal Tap can’t be a serious submition because it completes its saterical goals perfectly. So with that in mind.. heres a few

This is Spinal Tap

There Will be Blood- Johnny Greenwood

Pat Garrity and Billy the Kid- Bob Dylan

Requiem For a Dream- Clint Mansell (if its not just rock artists.)

vedder – into the wild
steppenwolf is the best on easyrider so i vote that.

Bladerunner – Vangelis

Last Temptation of Xst – Peter Gabriel

Paris, Texas – Ry Cooder

and of course………….

Amadeus – Mozart

Eddie Vedder’s Into the Wild. Incredibly beautiful. Also Once’s soundtrack by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova.

Not exactly completely hers…but close (just disregard the two Supertramp tracks at the end): Aimee Mann’s work for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Magnolia”.

Stewart Copeland’s soundtrack for ‘Rumblefish’ directed by Coppola! The first film soundtrack album I actually bought and played to death. Love it. Still holds up.

Bob Dylan – Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
Jimmy Cliff – the Harder They Come
Portastatic – Looking for Leonard
AC/DC – Maximum Overdrive

Jimmy Cliff – The Harder They Come
AC/DC – Maximum Overdrive
Portastatic – Looking for Leonard
Open Season – PAul Westerberg

Nobody has put anything by Mark Knopfler!!

Cal, Princess Bride etc.

Truck Turner by Issac Hayes
Trouble Man by Marvin Gaye
Fight Club by Dust Brothers

&

Flash Gordon by Queen!!!

I was singing Sherrybaby by the
4 Seasons right before I checked back at this post!

“Music from the Body” Roger Waters

the beatles-a hard days night,help,magical mystery tour and let it be
wings,paul mccartney-live and let die

Pink Floyd- The Wall
The Who-Tommy

(Carolyn, pruning in the garden hears “All Along The Watchtower” coming from the garage. Opens the garage door, finds Lester working out)

What the hell do you think you’re doing?

Bench presses. First, I’m going to whale on my pecks and then going to do my back! (takes hit from a joint)

Oh I see we’re smoking pot, now. I think using psychotropic substances is a real positive example to set for our daughter.

You’re one to talk, you bloodless money grubbing freak!

(Carolyn, now standing over Lester)

Lester, you have hostility in you.

Do you mind, I’m trying to work out here; unless you wanna spot me.

Lester, you will not get away with this!

(Lester, says words in rhythm to his bench press pumps)

THAT’S. WHAT. YOU. THINK.

(hope you enjoyed the diversion!!!. i know this whole movie by heart!)

Cat Stevens- Harold and Maude

the 8 mile soundtrack was not entirely eminem

neither was stranger than fiction entirely britt daniel

my picks:
purple rain-prince
pat garrett…-bob dylan
this is spinal tap-spinal tap
batman-prince

Eddie Vedder – Into the Wild

Prince – Purple Rain

Björk – Selmasongs

Duke Ellington – Anatomy of a Murder
Sonny Rollins – Alfie
Curtis Mayfield – Superfly
Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night
Beatles – Help

beatles A hard day’s night and help

about a boy – badly drawn boy

Village Of The Damn by Dave Davies

Curtis Mayfield – SUPERFLY!

Public Enemy – HE GOT GAME!!!

highlander by queen

Bryan Adams – Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimmaron

Queen’s 1980 score and soundtrack for the Flash Gordon

like the movie–so shitty, it’s amazing

Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle- One From The Heart

Spinal Tap-This Is Spinal Tap. Forever, and ever; amen

Umm… Hello? We need some Elfman and Mothersbaugh up in this hizzie. Or does rock musicians turned film composers count?

the best soundtracks by either one:

Danny Elfman’s best work:

Nightmare Before Christmas, Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure, best of all, Edward Scissorhands.

Mark Mothersbaugh best work:

Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and Rushmore.

Curtis Mayfield – Superfly
Tenacious D – Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny (not to mention their short-lived TV show)

alright, here the sheezy

explosions in the sky – friday night lights

devotchka – little miss sunshine

like it or lick my balls

thats just inappropriate, but explosions in the sky are the butter to my bread mhmm

Dead Man – Neil Young

Eddie Vedder – Into the Wild

Explosions in the Sky – Friday Night Lights

About a Boy – Badly Drawn Boy

Harry Nilsson’s THE POINT

I see that Ry Cooder’s “Paris, Texas” soundtrack was mentioned by a few others, and rightly so. And it’s not the only one worth mentioning. His soundtracks for “Johnny Handsome” and “Southern Comfort” are also outstanding.

Definitely a big vote for the She’s The One soundtrack by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. Lame movie, great soundtrack.

Stevie Wonder’s Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants,though no one actually saw the movie.

A good number of additions…
I don’t have anything new to add…
Pink Floyd – Obscured by Clouds (can’t remember the name of the movie, though)
Magnolia
Spinal Tap
Harold and Maude

…but Wang Chung??? BUUWWAAHHAAHAAHAAAHAAAHAA
… gimme a break!

DeVotchKa – Little Miss Sunshine

Danny Elfman – Edward Scissorhands

Explosions in the Sky – Friday Night Lights

Mark Mothersbaugh – The Life Aquatic

Seu Jorge – The Life Aquatic

Simon and Garfunkel – The Graduate

The Ramones – Rock and Roll High School

American Watercolor Movement – Brotherhood of the Sea and the Fucking Machine

I believe the Pink Floyd soundtrack was “More,” not “Obscured by Clouds.”

Both are good albums.

Nino Rota: Amarcord, 81/2,

hehe rock: Neil Young – Dead Man

Dear Mikey,

How can “The Life Aquatic” be eligible if the soundtrack is both entirley by Seu Jorge, and entirely by Mark Mothersbaugh? That makes absolutely zero sense

New Order-Control

Neil Diamond, the jazz singer

Ditto Tommy by the who

Purple rain. Prince
Parade. Prince
Selmasongs. Bjork
Into the wild. Eddie vedder

Earth, Wind & Fire: That’s the Way of the World

Obscured by Clouds was the soundtrack to a French film called “La Vallee” as I recall it was printed on the sticker on the shrink-wrap of the album.

Labyrinth wasn’t by David Bowie, it only had him singing two or so songs — Trevor Jones did the soundtrack.

Sondre Lerche – Dan In Real Life is gorgeous both the songs and the score

I’m gonna vote for Bodysong by Jonny Greenwood.

I think its much better than There Will Be Blood..

And by the way, I don’t beleive There Will Be Blood counts towards this competition, as most of the soundtrack was composed for something else, cut up and used in the soundtrack.

Much of the album is the Popcorn Superhet compisition done with the BBC in house orchestra..

Vote Bodysong!

Selmasongs, Bjork.