 Uirapuru
Liver Failure
Posts: 2955
Age: 24
From: Brazil
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05.01.2010 at 16:32
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South Park movie still has one of the best soundtracks 
Nice the metal version of ''What would Brian Boitano Do?''  Just excellent.
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JohnDoe
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From: Romania
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05.01.2010 at 18:30
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I recommend 2 soundtracks of two really good horror films - 28 Days later and its sequel 28 Weeks later. I've rarely seen music used so brilliantly in a movie. The composer's name is John Murphy. The first movie includes also a GY!BE song, the second movement of East Hastings, which fitted perfectly in the context of the scene it was used (those who don't know should see the movie).
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 Black Mass
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Age: 31
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05.01.2010 at 22:53
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The Pulp Fiction soundtrack is awesome
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ToughestMSmember
Posts: 3024
Age: 25
From: Vietnam
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07.01.2010 at 07:09
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I am so lured by the movie soundtracks listed above but where to download it ?
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Roro
Posts: 943
Age: 26
From: Egypt
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07.01.2010 at 23:39
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The movie is : Howl's moving castle - for Joe Hisaishi
Guys u should listen to this piece of art. since the moment i heared it, i didnt stop. and i recommend u to see the movie as well. its animation but really really touching 
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Clint W.
Posts: 5698
Age: 23
From: USA
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05.05.2010 at 00:05
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Currently listening to the soundtrack to Conan the Barbarian from 1982 and it really rocks. I never really noticed before but it fits the mood and story so well. It's quite epic. I would really recommend it!
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AnGina--
Dark Phoenix
Posts: 3196
Age: 27
From: Slovenia
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18.10.2011 at 00:03
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For me my fave has been X-Men: First Class ever since it first came out to this very day. I like soundtracks, but rarely the music kicks me so hard as it did with this one. What an amazing soundtrack, I get tears in my eyes every time I'm listening to Rage And Serenity, shivers down my spine when I hear Magneto, I get hyped on X-Training.... Great OST, I love it.
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 Troy Killjoy
Pallbearer
Posts: 14797
Age: 21
From: Canada
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18.10.2011 at 00:10
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Written by AnGina-- on 18.10.2011 at 00:03
For me my fave has been X-Men: First Class.
Wow. I hear a lot of people talk about OSTs and usually you get the same (or similar) recommendations over and over...but this is the first I've heard anyone mention X-Men when discussing the best movie soundtracks.
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AnGina--
Dark Phoenix
Posts: 3196
Age: 27
From: Slovenia
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18.10.2011 at 00:19
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Written by Troy Killjoy on 18.10.2011 at 00:10
but this is the first I've heard anyone mention X-Men when discussing the best movie soundtracks.
I hear ya, I only read a few reviews and they were all so-so, and I realized then that I may be one of very few who love it. Not like it, adore it, I simply love it. Can't deny the fact that I'm also a huge of fan of the First Class film and that the fact I like it so much (and that I'm overall an X-Men fangirl) could cloud my judgement, but I remember leaving the cinema after watching it was the first time I said: I need to get that soundtrack. And I did and I've played that OST just as many times now as I do some of my favourite albums. If the purpose of the film is to get me overemotional (and I did, ffs, team Magneto 4evah! ), the music had a fair share in it.
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Troy Killjoy
Pallbearer
Posts: 14797
Age: 21
From: Canada
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18.10.2011 at 00:21
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Written by AnGina-- on 18.10.2011 at 00:19
And I did and I've played that OST just as many times now as I do some of my favourite albums.
Huh. I might just have to check this out at some point.
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Ellrohir
Heaven Knight
Posts: 8059
Age: 24
From: Czech Republic
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21.12.2012 at 11:38
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OST from "Sunshine" is so awesome! especially "Adagio In D Minor" is absolutely wonderful track
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Mighty kingdoms rise, but they all will fall
No more than a breath on the wind
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