Fave film soundtrack

I've been listening to the "This Is England" soundtrack (hence the last two songs in song association are both off that album) and was wondering what everyone's fave film (movie) soundtrack is.

This Is England is a boss soundtrack with the reggae and ska music it has then gets ruined by Strawberry Switchblade and Soft Cell but it's still one of me faves. Quadrophenia is me fave film but it's soundtrack isn't a fave, although it is very good with some of the best songs on it by The Who. Me all time fave soundtrack is by The Who though and it's McVicar. Film is boss and soundtrack even better, even if it's only 10 songs and two of them are instrumentals. There's not one song on that album I skip.

So for me it's McVicar.

Anybody else have a fave soundtrack?

Don't really have a favourite but Whitney Houstens, I will always love you, soundtrack from The Bodyguard is an amazing song

Top Gun with Tom Cruise............Take My Breath Away by Berlin was a classic song

All of the songs from Dirty Dancing too!

All of the songs from Dirty Dancing too!

Oh yes  one of my favourite films.........."nobody puts baby in the corner" 

 
Also all of the songs off Grease 

Me little woman loves "She's like the wind" I think that's dirty dancing, never taken much interest when she talks

As for Grease...erm I think not and Grease 2 isn't even worth thinking about

and Saturday Night Fever..........although that might be  a bit before your time 

John Travollta again or are we talking about the old music show Suggs (madness) used to present?

Jeez there's lots of songs from movies i like 
Elton John - can you feel the love tonight, from the lion king,
 that film always makes me cry 

John Travollta again or are we talking about the old music show Suggs (madness) used to present?

John Travolta and loads of great dance tracks on it, got it on vinyl somewhere 

I preferred Suggs telly show Night Fever with that Sarah Caywood girl and if I remember right funky monkey (or something like that)

Just remembered The Who's other film that I forgot before...Tommy. Pinball Wizard, classic song.

Aerosmith - Don't wanna miss a thing, from Armageddon, really powerfull song

Stand By Me from the film Stand By Me. Ben E King singing the song, classic. Really like that song.

The music in The Great Escape is boss an all but then again the entire film is boss.

I preferred Suggs telly show Night Fever with that Sarah Caywood girl and if I remember right funky monkey (or something like that)

Oh....do you mean that quiz he did?

That was boss that was.

yeah that quiz, was boss wasn't it. "Time to get funky with the monkey"

yeah that quiz, was boss wasn't it. "Time to get funky with the monkey"

Suggs was great, I'll always remember when I went to see Madness in concert, they were so entertaining you didn't know where to look, there was so much going on on stage.............The Nutty Boys !!

Suggs was great, I'll always remember when I went to see Madness in concert, they were so entertaining you didn't know where to look, there was so much going on on stage.............The Nutty Boys !!

You've been to see Madness? Lucky so and so. I love so many of their songs. Speaking of which, I've got Baggy Trousers on youtbue now. One of those bands you can't help but sing along to, their songs are so catchy.

You've been to see Madness? Lucky so and so. I love so many of their songs. Speaking of which, I've got Baggy Trousers on youtbue now. One of those bands you can't help but sing along to, their songs are so catchy.

Seen them about three times, they really were brilliant.

Love Baggy Trousers...........The lyrics are great

Seen them about three times, they really were brilliant.

Love Baggy Trousers...........The lyrics are great

You've got some music taste you love. Also a very lucky girl to see Madness live three times.

I love My Girl by them, that's probably me fave if I had to choose one.

You seen the Madness musical MsG?

No, I haven't seen the musical, I would like to though.

Fav Madness tracks......... Grey Day, House of Fun, Tomorrow's just another day, It must be love,  My Girl, The Prince, Baggy Trousers.

I see you couldn't name just one MsG.

Grey Day is me dad's fave and It Must Be Love is me mam's fave although she's not too keen on Madness. She's more a rocker with her Guns N Roses and Meatloaf and the Rocky Horror Picture show. Since this is soundtracks, Rocky Horror deserves it's place in here, but I watched it once and thought it was sh*te.

I see you couldn't name just one MsG.

Too many good ones DLS 

Too many good ones DLS 

True.

You like UB40 MsG? They're another in the ska/reggae scene who also have had a musical out.

True.

You like UB40 MsG? They're another in the ska/reggae scene who also have had a musical out.

Yeah, I like UB40, not one of me favourites though, never saw them in concert, didn't know they had a musical out.

I've got a great TwoTone album that you'd love, got The Specials, Selector, Madness on it as well as others, can't think what its called but I used to love that album. 

Ah me twotone album is a 3cd set called "the best of ska" as well as Complete Madness (madness obviously) Stereo-Typical (specials again 3cds) and UB40's Volumes 1 & 2.

Haven't got a CD of the selecter *cough* christmas *cough*

Whilst not necessarily my favourite films, two that good soundtracks were The Beach and Cruel Intentions.

Porcelain by Moby in The Beach is wicked, really puts you in the tropical paradise! In Cruel Intentions, the songs Colorblind by the Counting Crows (quality tune that!) and Bittersweet Symphony set the tones of tragedy and triumph brilliantly.

Elton John - can you feel the love tonight, from the lion king,
 that film always makes me cry 

I love the Lion King soundtrack, love the movie as well!! 

"Hakuna Matata!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejEVczA8PLU

"The Lion Sleeps Tonight!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a6OMI3HwCE&feature=related

Another film with great music is Withnail & I! Not only hilariously funny, a great soundtrack too! The film takes place in 1969, and the songs A Whiter Shade Of Pale, All Along The Watchtower and Voodoo Chile set the tone.

The Wanderers soundtrack is alright, so is the Warriors.