And then there's film soundtracks...

[ETA]

Clockwork Orange, various, arr Wendy/Walter Carlos
The Wall, Pink Floyd
Jurassic Park, John Williams
Dollars Trilogy, Ennio Moricone
Pulp Fiction, various
Flame, Slade
Tommy,The Who
Quadrophenia, The Who
Koyaanisqatsi, Philip Glass
The Draughtsman's Contract, Michael Nyman
American Werewolf in London, various

[Al Bundy]

American Werewolf
The Commitments
The Great Rock n Roll Swindle
The Wanderers

[Komakino]

Blade Runner - Vangelis
Get Carter - Roy Budd
Metropolis - Factory Floor (released as "A Soundtrack For A Film")
Vertigo - Bernard Herrmann

[Aqualung]

Clockwork Orange, various, arr Wendy/Walter Carlos
Tommy,The Who
Quadrophenia, The Who


I certainly agree with those three. There was a film called Zabriskie Point that used a version of the Floyd Careful With That Axe Eugene in the final sequences. Films were also made of Woodstock and the less famous predecessor Monterey.

[Wittenden]

There was a film called Zabriskie Point that used a version of the Floyd Careful With That Axe Eugene in the final sequences.

I'm not much of a film buff, but I do remember that one!

[oldboots]

Obviously a flexible definition of sound track, my favourites include

A Clockwork Orange
Barry Lyndon
2001 A Space Odyssey
Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii
Blade Runner
Chariots of Fire
Tommy
Oliver
Get Carter
Gladiator
Gallipolli
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

Most of Morricone's film and TV music is excellent and rates with the giants of film music, Dimitri Tomkin, Max Steiner, John Williams and Hans Zimmer. There's also for TV Jan Hammer (Crockett's Theme) and Mike Post (Hill Street Blues).




There was a film called Zabriskie Point that used a version of the Floyd Careful With That Axe Eugene in the final sequences.

Obscured by Clouds is the soundtrack for a film called La Vallee. I've never seen it and ObC isn't the greatest Floyd album.



PS: Forgot Klaus Doldinger for Das Boot.

[Lady Grey]

Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds
Star Wars
The Piano
Breaking glass (Hazel O' Conner)
Blink
Grease
Saturday Night Fever
Cats - The musical (1998)
Chicargo

[Delboy20]

The Blues Brothers
Breaking Glass
Quadrophenia
Tommy
Grease
Oliver
School Of Rock

[Tris39]

Aliens - James Horner
A Clockwork Orange - Walter (later Wendy) Carlos
Gladiator - Hans Zimmer
Jurassic Park - John Williams
Psycho - Bernard Hermann
Predator - Alan Silvestri
Raiders of the Lost Ark - John Williams
Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Jerry Goldsmith
Star Wars - John Williams
Superman - John Williams
Vertigo - Bernard Herrmann

[london calling]

Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds
Star Wars
The Piano
Breaking glass (Hazel O' Conner)
Blink
Grease
Saturday Night Fever
Cats - The musical (1998)
Chicargo
War of the Worlds was good.Blown away on first hearing this album.I love a great orator and Richard Burton was one of the finest.

[Lady Grey]

War of the Worlds was good.Blown away on first hearing this album.I love a great orator and Richard Burton was one of the finest.
Yes indeed.

[Tris39]

War of the Worlds was good.Blown away on first hearing this album.I love a great orator and Richard Burton was one of the finest.

This Brian Pern (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAwVaa1DLyQ) spoof using The Day of the Triffids is great. Roger Moore was chosen as narrator as like Burton, he was one of the Wild Geese!

[Tris39]

There are also the main themes to Midnight Cowboy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHVFXorF38) sung by Harry Nillson and Silent Running (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HghMMcJy9u0) sung by Joan Baez.