What's your favourite movie soundtrack?
When I was a kid, I loved Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey soundtrack (the Steve Vai "Reaper Rap" was amazing), and Top Gun. ( I wore out a VHS of Top Gun aged 8-9, and can remember most of the script even today. Ahem.)
Listened to them both again recently- they haven't aged well...
The dogfights still look awesome though 
When I was a kid, I loved Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey soundtrack (the Steve Vai "Reaper Rap" was amazing), and Top Gun. ( I wore out a VHS of Top Gun aged 8-9, and can remember most of the script even today. Ahem.)
I was a bit older, but i come runing from school to see in VHS, I had a Sony SLV 777 that had stereo RCS out put and that i connected to the family stereo, that was ower first home cinema, well, sort of....
when my father saw/ear the job of is 10/11 years old son, he smile at me.
And from that moment on that movie was seen more then 30 times, i knew all the lines! Still do!
For me, Drive would have to be considered...
All of the classic John Williams themes will go down as the greatest, but one from a relatively unknown composer (Craig Safan) from a relatively unknown film will always be one of my faves, it fitted the mood of the film perfectly and always kicked in just when required to add a bit of grandure to an action scene (it's a slow starter) - Remo - Unarmed and Dangerous.
The Sound of Music....... The Von Trapp family rules
All of the classic John Williams themes will go down as the greatest, but one from a relatively unknown composer (Craig Safan) from a relatively unknown film will always be one of my faves, it fitted the mood of the film perfectly and always kicked in just when required to add a bit of grandure to an action scene (it's a slow starter) - Remo - Unarmed and Dangerous.
A great escapism movie with the popcorn.... I remember the hero of the piece grabbing the bad guy who had a diamond in one of his teeth and the hero pushing that badie's face up against a window and using him to cut a hole in that window... :)
Great tune also, well said 
Woodstock.
Really hate these double posts, but...
"Pi"
Il Postino, the version with Neruda's poems read by Samuel Jackson, Julia Roberts, Andy Garcia, Madonna et al.
Agree with Hans Zimmer, just does thirst epic sounding instrumentals with such scale and always well recorded, I like Inception, definetly turn the sub on for that.
Trainspotting is a good soundtrack.
Harry Potter
The Godfather
The Omen (original version)
anything with Lisa Gerrard in it
Her song "Elergy" in the new Superman clip is amazing.
Whale Rider, The Insider, Gladiator, Baraka 
Undisputed No1
Excluding anything from Tarantino
in no particular order
Most John Williams soundtracks are pretty good, although he may be running out of ideas. Listen to the theme from The Witches of Eastwick, then Harry Potter to see what I mean.
Hans Zimmer is certainly up there but my favourite has to be The Mission by Ennio Morricone.
When I was a kid, I loved Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey soundtrack (the Steve Vai "Reaper Rap" was amazing), and Top Gun. ( I wore out a VHS of Top Gun aged 8-9, and can remember most of the script even today. Ahem.)
Listened to them both again recently- they haven't aged well...
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