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Paradox Lost
And by soundtracks, I mean original scores, not the collection of already released music that has been used in association with the movie. It's a category of music I've thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated for as far back as I can remember, but it's only recently that I've begun to collect my favorite pieces and take note of my favorite composers. So what are yours ('electronic' or not)? Here's a couple of my own to get the ball rolling:

Pino Donaggio- 'Carrie,' 1976



Georges Delerue- 'Contempt,' 1962

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Traffic

Paradox Lost
It's funny, because Traffic was one of those soundtracks that I remembered mainly because of the already released material that was on it (Brian Eno- An Ending).
Scoops
my top 5 original Scores:

1. Conan the Barbarian
2. The Untouchables
3. Young Guns 2
4. Christine
5. Risky Business
Looney4Clooney
Herrnann psycho
ateiner king kong
korngold - robyn hood
west side story although i dont know if that counts
Goldsith planet of the apes
WIllianms - starwars
SYSTEM-J
quote:
Originally posted by Scoops
my top 5 original Scores:

1. Conan the Barbarian


Great shout, one of my favourites. Poledouris' score almost single-handedly elevates what is eseentially quite a shoddily made piece of sword 'n sourcery shlock into the realms of epic cinema.

Some other favourites: The Good The Bad & The Ugly (Morricone, natch), Aguirre: Wrath Of God (Popul Vuh, for hipster points), Enter The Dragon (Lalo Schifrin, the sound of the '70s, at his best), Bladerunner (oh come on), Stakeland (heavy flawed film, but beautiful melancholic score)...
Halcyon+On+On
Alien
The Last of the Mohicans
Suspiria

One of my absolute favourites is the obscure and unused original score to Hellraiser, by Coil:



As legend has it, Clive Barker himself commissioned Coil to score the film. But the studio suits were so nauseated by the end product because it was so perfectly creepy, they opted to go with Christopher Young in commercial interest of the film.
Halcyon+On+On
And since I am already being a giant foggoth:



Annnnnnnd now SYSTEM-J has to go watch Aliens:



Also, obvs:



And in the interest of film scores whose composers' talents far exceeded that of the film, itself...



OrangestO
I love this soundtrack. Sets the mood of every moment in the movie perfectly.

rubez
heat. awesome film and instant classic... bonus points for moby god moving over the waters at the end.

nearly watched the facebook film because trent scored it, alas - didn't.

Halcyon+On+On
Trent and Atticus' work really was the best part of that film, if you ask me. Same goes for Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
rubez
has a sneaky listen to trent's facebook OST, love that creepy ambient stuff - his OST for the game quake was mindblowing at the time, and elevated the game to even greater heights...

for balls out AWESOME, wang chung in 'to live & die in LA' is unbeatable.

grissom in bad ass, actual good actor mode.



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