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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Morricone and Goblin soundtracks, Tangerine Dream (Thief), Vangelis (Blade Runner)

There's a late 70s thriller called Coma which has a brilliant soundtrack, but I forgot who did it, i'll have to look it up.

I just looked it up and if it's the same one I found on wikipedia then it is by Jerry Goldsmith(who of course is a name every movie person should know). 

John Carpenter would be another one even though he's more known for making movies but he has done some soundtrack work too(as a side note his son is a prog fusion musician actually and has an entry on this website).


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Own very few...LotR maybe or Blade Runner or Le Peuple Migrateur.
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there are far too many... random, off top of head...  FULL CIRCLE- Colin Towns, JASON & THE ARGONAUTS- Bernard Herrmann, CASANOVA- Nino Rota, THE PLAYER- Thomas Newman, LIFESPAN- Terry Riley, BODY LOVE- Klaus Schulze, HEARTBREAKERS- Tangerine Dream, WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT- Burt Bacharach, DEEP END- Cat Stevens & Can, BEDAZZLED (the original)- Dudley Moore, BLOW-UP- Herbie Hancock & The Yardbirds, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL (the original)- Bernard Herrmann, MORE- Pink Floyd, MORGAN, A SUITABLE CASE FOR TREATMENT- John Dankworth, THE ABOMINABLE DOCTOR PHIBES- Basil Kirchin...
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

the single greatest movie soundtrack EVER!!!

Babs and Kris.. what more could you want...
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That album, btw, was one that literally came out with a higher price tag than all the other LP's ... it started the "greed" factory, if it can be said as if it was not there before.

I think all albums at the time were like $4.98 or something like that and from that album on, it became $5.98 ... and the 20% increase was, supposedly, on account of their stars and their percentages, and the champagne that they collected off it!

The movie? 

Sorry ... didn't bother! I was already involved with imports and music from Europe at the time, to enjoy something that literally hurt ... EVEN MORE ... a lot of music coming out of Europe! And then, some folks say that "prog died ... ".
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

... et tu Brutus? ...
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