Gummo or River's Edge.


Also, Valley Girl has a lot of Sparks on it.

John Carpenter's scores are great; I especially love Assault on Precinct 13's.

Sid Hartha wrote:

Shit.......that IS a good one, I had forgotten about that. 'Memo from Turner' is probably the best track Mr.Jagger has ever recorded.

I too agree with Repo Man leading the pack. My #2 would be the first Crow movie...

Ravenous
Quiet Earth
Forbidden Planet
Blade Runner
Triplets of Belleville
Susperia

So I guess Dead Man doesn't Count?

Part of me wants to say Amateur, part of me wants to say Caddyshack, but I realize both have severe deficiencies. I will go with the Graduate. My mom listened to Simon and Garfunkel almost exclusively when I was young. I love my mom.

Jon

Why can't we talk about scores? Wtf? I'm going to anyway.

'60s Japanese films tend to have amazing music in them. Toru Takemitsu composed the music for Woman in the Dunes (or Sunna no Ona) and Kwaidan which are astounding films with astounding scores. I love the music in Onibaba as well, especially in the opening scene when those bitches come out of nowhere and finish off those wounded soldiers and ransack them.

I really like Popul Vuh's soundtrack to Aguirre, The Wrath of God.

Tarchovsky's Stalker. I don't know who did this score but it's phenomenal.

big lebowski.

Christopher_Dragon wrote:

that damned fly wrote:ennio moricone's

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

or "c'era una volta il west."


or a non-morricone score, "lucifer's rising."


or "the rocky story," which was also the first cd i ever owned.