Showing posts with label SOUNDTRACKS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SOUNDTRACKS. Show all posts

OST MIX

Last night Dominic Roarty sent me a link to a new mixtape he's cut together from all his favourite movie soundtracks. It's really good. Shout out to Sweet & Sound!

Download: Soundtrack Mix

Michael Andrews – When I Call A Name (Me and You and Everyone We Know)
Plaid – This City is Hell (Tekkon Kinkreet)
David Shire – Whatever Was Arranged (The Conversation)
Michael Andrews – Cellar Door (Donnie Darko)
Nathan Johnson – Emily’s Theme / Front Page News (Brick)
Bernard Herrmann – I Still Can’t Sleep / They Cannot Touch Her (Taxi Driver)
Piero Umiliani - Crepulsco Sul Mare (Ocean’s 12)
Mulatu Astatke – Yegelle Tezeta (Broken Flowers)
Magnet – Willow’s Song (The Wicker Man)
Jefferson Airplane – Today (A Serious Man)
David Dundas and Rick Wentworth – Marwood Walks (Withnail and I)
Walter Carlos – March (Clockwork Orange)
Hans Zimmer – You’re So Cool (True Romance)
Henry Mancini – Lujon (Sexy Beast / The Big Lebowski)


JAMES HORNER


JAMES HORNER - S/T-48 HRS & ANOTHER 48 HRS


JAMES HORNER - S/T-COMMANDO
Password - Score-Brother-1989

Who remembers the soundtracks to 48 HRS and COMMANDO, I always remember them being quite similar with the cool lone saxophone player (why do I always picture a naked guy at night by an open window with the wind blowing the curtains playing the sax when I hear a saxophone solo, especially when I listen to Vangelis' Love Theme) and steel drums, so I just had a look to see if I could download them and guess what, they're both by the same dude, JAMES HORNER who I've since found out also did the soundtracks for shit loads of films including Apocalypto, Titanic, Braveheart and Field of Dreams although I don't recall any other of his soundtracks having steel drums and saxophone, not sure why, it sounds fucking amazing, the links were taken from other blogs by the way, HERE and HERE.