Does anyone here listen to film soundtracks?

My first soundtrack was "Ghostbusters II". I remember being disappointed because it didn't have the Ray Park, Jr. Ghostbusters song in it.

 

Anyone who hasn't heard the soundtrack to "Titus" should go out and get it as soon as possible.

 

I have Titus on DVD, the music is very cool.

I love Ryuichi Sakamoto, now i'm really into the "Little Buddha" and "Merry Christmas, Mr.Lawrence" soundtrax. Also Michael Nyman's score for "Wonderland."

 

The Gladiator soundtrack, lots of anime soundtracks and of course Star Wars

 

I'll usually only buy a CD if I like at least half the songs on it, otherwise, I'll just get the select songs I like off of Morpheus or somewhere.

FULL CDS
Star Wars Anthology (Boxed set)
Star Wars SE soundtracks
The Phantom Menace Original Soundtrack
The Phantom Menace Ultimate Edition Soundtrack
Shadows of the Empire
Braveheart
ET
Titanic
Return to Titanic
Prince of Egypt
The Lion King
Aladdin
John William's Greatest Hits
Armaggedon
The Simpsons - Songs in the Key of Springfield
Grease
Grease II
Phantom of the Opera
The Wizard of Oz
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Original London Cast; Original Broadway Cast; 90s London Cast; 90s Canadian Cast; 90s LA Cast; Movie Cast - DVD)
Les Miserables (Original London Cast; Original Broadway Cast, Complete Symphonic; 10th Anniversary)
Cats Movie Cast - DVD
Jesus Christ Superstar (Original Concept Album; 70s Movie Cast - DVD; 20th Anniversary Cast - Highlights; Australian Cast; Karaoke Album; 1996 London Cast; Movie Cast - DVD)
The Best of Andrew Loyyd Webber Vol 2

I want more but everytime I go to Borders I either forget my money or get distracted, or have iblls to pay or whatever.

 

Disney soundtracks, SW soundtracks..

You name it.

 

I recently received the Star Trek: Insurrection CD in the mail.... for free! Not bad at all, but I prefer Jerry Goldsmith's other Star Trek scores and James Horner's Wrath of Khan score.

And today, I got The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night.

 

soundtracks is ALL i listen to

 

Well:

Lion King
Star Wars Episode I
LORD OF THE RINGS

I think that's all, though I have a few from the Pearl Harbor soundtrack floating around my computer, along wtih Hymn to the Fallen from Saving Private Ryan and the song from Glory. But really, I've never been big on soundtracks I guess, but LOTR might change that...

 

Hey, SOTS, I'm listening to Insurrection right now! How is that for coincidence!

How come you got it for free?

 

It was an offer that bright sith told me about. All you had to do was email the record company (I think it was GNP Crescendo or something like that) asking for their catalog and that you wanted the free Insurrection CD. I got it just about two or three weeks after I sent the email. Pretty cool.

Since my last post, I've gotten the following soundtracks:

American Journey (John Williams)
Hook (John Williams)
Home Alone (John Williams)
The Godfather Part II (Nino Rota, Carmine Coppola)

 

Vanilla Sky's a good one.

 

Picked up Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones on April 23rd. I got the one with the poster art cover and the Target bonus track. I've only listened to two tracks of it (want to save the rest of the music for the movie), but what tracks they are!

"Love Theme from Star Wars: Episode II" is simply amazing. Yes, there are similarities to other Williams cues, but the power of the piece is all its own. "On The Conveyor Belt", the bonus track, is a fun little piece that starts out ominous, turns playful, and then goes out with a very nice action-packed finale.

 

The entire soundtrack is one of the best I've heard. I enjoy the Zam The Assassin and The Chase Through Coruscant almost as much as the Love Theme. Overall it rivals the Empire Strikes Back soundtrack.

 

i LOVE movie soundtracks. just listened to MI:2 yesterday. Hans Zimmer is great...

 

Movie soundtracks are great.
SW, EPI
SW, EPII
LOTR: FOTR
Harry Potter
City of Angels

And that's just off the top of my head

 

I'm a big fan of soundtracks too.

Favorites:

Chaplin (one of the all time best)
Dances With Wolves
SW
ET
IJ
Shadowlands
Shawshank Redemption
Hamlet (another one of the all time best)

That's all I can think of off the top of my head. I listen to soundtracks almost exclusively.

 

My list:

David Arnold:
StarGate
Independence Day (2-cd expanded)

Ludwig van Beethoven:
Immortal Beloved

John Debney:
Cutthroat Island

Randy Edelman:
Gettysburg
DragonHeart

James Horner:
Willow
The Land Before Time
Glory
Legends of the Fall

Joel McNeely:
Shadows of the Empire

Basil Poledouris:
The Blue Lagoon
Flyers! / Fire on the Mountain
Conan the Barbarian
Conan the Barbarian (2-CD expanded)
Conan: A Sword and Sorcery Spectacular
Conan the Destroyer
Flesh+Blood (Expanded)
RoboCop
Farewell to the King
Lonesome Dove
Flight of the Intruder / Iron Eagle / A Whale for the Killing
The Hunt for Red October
Quigley Down Under
Lassie
The Jungle Book
It's My Party
Starship Troopers (expanded)
Les Misérables
Kimberly

Sergey Prokofief
Alexander Nevsky (cantata) / Lieutenant Kijé

Howard Shore
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Alan Silvestri
Predator (bootleg) (I don't think this one ever got an official release)

Vangelis
1492: Conquest of Paradise

John Williams
Jaws
Star Wars
Star Wars Special Edition
Superman (2-cd John Debney recording)
The Empire Strikes Back
The Empire Strikes Back Special Edition
E.T. The Extraterrestrial (20th Anniversary)
Return of the Jedi
Hook
Jurassic Park
The Phantom Menace
Attack of the Clones
The Spielberg/Williams Collaboration
Williams on Williams: The Classic Spielberg Scores
John Williams Greatest Hits 1969-1999
Summon the Heroes (ok, so it's not really a soundtrack, and not all Williams. Sue me. )

Hans Zimmer, et al:
The Rock
Gladiator

 

The only CD's I own are the TPM soundrack and the AOTC soundtrack.

 

Just picked up Final Fantasy N Generation - Official Best Collection, a compilation CD of the music from the first six games. Anyone else a fan of Nobuo Uematsu's music for these games?