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I had it on a record album years a go. They say it was a big seller when it came out.
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Oh I love a good soundtrack.

Fight Club
Drive
Stoker
Tron Legacy
Anything by Tarantino
Superman (John Williams)

That's all I can think of for now, but I know more will pop into my head all day.
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I love anything by Hans Zimmer.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber...

Cats, Evita, Phantom of the Opera, etc...
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I remember that song Cats. The lyrics were kind of silly, about how good it is to be a cat, but I liked the melody.
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The Phantom of the Opera, for sure.
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Meow.... :)
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Nice kitty. :lol:

Remember Forbidden Planet with the weird electronic music? That was way ahead of its time.
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I also love all of James Horner's film scores.
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:lol: :lol: :lol:

John Barry's.................. Goldfinger...Soooo " hummable / singable "
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Yeah, John Barry did some awesome soundtracks. King Kong, Born Free were among his best.

Another group who did cool soundtracks was Tangerine Dream.
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love Born free
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Out of Africa : Robert Redford washing Meryl Streep's hair - that's my idea of erotic never mind the 50 shades porn! :lol:
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Post by chrnos »

moulin rouge!!! I just love everything about that movie. So def love all the music.
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One I thought was really awesome was the soundtrack from King Solomon's Mines, the Stewart Granger version. It was all African drums throughout the movie.
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