Man...I like these songs in these films a-lot:
1>Tom Jones-"Shes a Lady"-Fear & Loathing
2>The opening song in M*A*S*H
3>Bob Dylan-"Things have Changed"-Woder Boys
4>Soundgarden"Outshined"-True Romance
5>"Across 110th Street"-Jackie Brown
6>Roy-"In Dreams"-Blue Velvet
7>Rolling Stones opening song in the film-Blow
8>Supertramp-"The Logical Song"/"Goobye Stranger"-Magnolia
9>?????the song in American Beauty song by a woman during the part of the film where it is raining at night and Lester gives the younger girl a sip of beer(any help on that one is appreciated)
10>Lou Reed-"This Magic Moment"-Lost Highway
what 10 songs sound rather neat to you when you have heard them in a film...................or maybe this has been asked be-4 and one could kindly RE-DIRECT me
Quote from: NEON MERCURYMan...I like these songs in these films a-lot:
9>?????the song in American Beauty song by a woman during the part of the film where it is raining at night and Lester gives the younger girl a sip of beer(any help on that one is appreciated)
Annie Lennox - Dont let it bring you down
One of my favourites is Old Man by Neil Young in Wonder Boys
Gary Jules - Mad World at the end of Donnie Darko
Quote from: redlumQuote from: NEON MERCURYMan...I like these songs in these films a-lot:
9>?????the song in American Beauty song by a woman during the part of the film where it is raining at night and Lester gives the younger girl a sip of beer(any help on that one is appreciated)
Annie Lennox - Dont let it bring you down
One of my favourites is Old Man by Neil Young in Wonder Boys
ohhhhh her........ thanks
BTW-old man is nice.. great song in a great moment in that film
Can't You Hear Me Knocking - Casino
Can't You See - Blow
the Madison dance song - Band Of Outsiders
Atlantis - Goodfellas
Jumpin Jack Flash - Mean Streets
Wise Up - Magnolia (I'm sure this one will get a few mentions)
The Man In Me - Big Lebowski
Late For The Sky - Taxi Driver
Tusk - Boogie Nights deleted scene
April Come She Will - The Graduate
House Of The Rising Sun - Casino
Stuck In The Middle With You - Reservoir Dogs
The Weight - Easy Rider
and on and on...
Quote from: mindfuckGary Jules - Mad World at the end of Donnie Darko
Wow, yes. Such a brilliant use of a song. After I saw the film for a first time, that thing was stuck in my head for a good few weeks. In a good way.
Pretty much every song in Swingers.
Nick
the whole dancer in the dark soundtrack
teenage wasteland-summer of sam
a face of love- dead man walking
girl, you'll be a woman soon-pulp fiction
white rabbit- the game
suzanne and hot love-breaking the waves (I just love those chapter titles, I would like to see a version of the film where the titles would go on through the entire song)
I'm sure there are more, I just can't remember....
Strangers in the Night - EWS (instrumental version)
Good Vibrations - Vanilla Sky
I've told every little star - Mulholland Dr.
On a side note: Does anyone know which is the song in Amelie that is played when her 'soon to be boyfriend' is at his work (the porn shop) and he shows the dancing girl the note? It's the song that she's dancing and the last time we see the porn shop.
Thanks in advance.
Boogie Nights - NIGHT RANGER Sister Christian
TB Sheets- Bringing out The Dead. Totally sinks in with the movie. Lyrics like "I need a drink of water" (Noel is always asking for water), "It ain't funny, it ain't funny" (plays after Frank is laughing at Mr. Burke), "I turned on the radio" (Frank is always on the dispatch radio), and lots more.
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you mean Baba O'Riley, but another Who song was more powerful in the same movie...Won't Get Fooled Again
Quote from: tremoloslothQuote from: rustinglassteenage wasteland-summer of sam
you mean Baba O'Riley, but another Who song was more powerful in the same movie...Won't Get Fooled Again
Yes, that's right, my mistake... teenage wasteland is the dvd chapter title.
Quote from: NEON MERCURYi believe...
2>The opening song in M*A*S*H
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7>Rolling Stones opening song in the film-Blow
can't you hear me knocking? from Sticky Fingers
Misirlou in Pulp Fiction
Wise Up in Magnolia
Mad Wolrd in Donnie Darko
It's Easy Mmkay in South Park
Tube of Wonderful in Chasing Amy
What A Wonderful World in Bowling For Columbine
I'll probably think of more later...
wierd. right when i clicked on this thread, winamp started playing where is my mind? by the pixies [exit music for fight club]. and that's a pretty neat song.
"A Quick One, While He's Away", in Rushmore....... soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fucking great use of the song (which is one of my faves ever).
Quote from: RoyalTenenbaum"A Quick One, While He's Away", in Rushmore....... soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fucking great use of the song (which is one of my faves ever).
When is that song played?
In that sequence of scenes between Max Fisher and Mr. Blume when they "attack" each other (Blumes fucks up Max's bike; Max fucks up the breaks of Mr. Blume's car, etc...)
Or this one:
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And what a great song that is........ The Who are the best :P
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I love the Cat Stevens song in Rushmore.
Love is Strange - Casino
QuoteI love the Cat Stevens song in Rushmore.
Which one? There are "Here Comes My Baby" and "The Wind" (this one not on the soundtrack).
Quote from: RoyalTenenbaumQuoteI love the Cat Stevens song in Rushmore.
Which one? There are "Here Comes My Baby" and "The Wind" (this one not on the soundtrack).
hehe, I knew someone would ask :-D both!
What about 'If you Wan't to Sing Out, Sing Out'...?
Quote from: RoyalTenenbaumQuoteI love the Cat Stevens song in Rushmore.
Which one? There are "Here Comes My Baby" and "The Wind" (this one not on the soundtrack).
"The Wind" is on my copy of the soundtrack.
I think that song was used better in "Almost Famous" when Penny Lane is dancing in the empty concert hall.
Well, I think "The Wind" is just a beautiful song and I can't see it being badly used in any ocasion 8) "Here Comes My Baby is just as cool"
Also related to this thread, I'm actually listening to a great song that many of you probably don't recognize, 'cause it's a portuguese song and was used in a portuguese film called "Rasganço". The film is ok, but the song ("Chaga", by Ornatos Violeta) is just amazing. If you ever get the chance to download it from Kazaa, do so. Its begining is just as great as rock can be :-D
this is so cliche but Echo and Bunnymen's "The Killing Moon" in DD sounds great.
Expecting to Fly in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
"Danny Boy" in Miller's Crossing, mofos :(
Quote"Danny Boy" in Miller's Crossing, mofos
Yeeeeeaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!!!
"dancing cheek to cheek" in the purple rose of cairo
Quote"dancing cheek to cheek" in the purple rose of cairo
ok ok..... I'm always replying when I see you gauys came up with one that I didn't remember, bur that song in that movie..... almost made me cry. Just thinking about Mia Farrow's face while she sees "Top Hat" in the big screen........ damn, it's one of my absolute favourite moments in film history.
The Doors - "The End": Apocalypse Now
"Livin' For The City" - Stevie Wonder - "Jungle Fever"
"A Change Is Gonna Come" - Sam Cooke - "Malcolm X"
"Perfect Day" - Lou Reed - "Trainspotting"
"Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want" - The Smiths - "Ferris Bueller..."
"El Watusi" - Ray Barretto - "Who's That Knocking At My Door?"
"Green Onions" - Booker T. & The MG's - "American Graffitti"
"I Gotcha" - Joe Tex/"Hooked On A Feeling" - Blue Swede - "Reservoir Dogs"
"Walk On By" - Isaac Hayes - "Dead Presidents"
"Spybreak!" - Propellerheads - "The Matrix"
*You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry) Pulp Fiction
*La Mamma Morta (Maria Callas) Philadelphia
*Llorando (is the version in spanish from "Crying" by Roy Orbison)
Mulholland Drive
*One (Aimme Man) Magnolia
and many others
Quote from: Ma©Guffin"Green Onions" - Booker T. & The MG's - "American Graffitti"
Yes!!
"heart of the sunrise" by YES and "moonchild" by King Crimson in Gallo's Bufallo '66
"swamp song" by Tom Waits in Jarmusch's Down by Law
"i put a spell on you" by screamin' Jay Hawkins in Jarmusch's Stranger than Paradise
"blue velvet" by Bobby Vinton in Lynch's Blue velvet
Mean Streets: "Be My Baby" - The Ronettes
2001: A Space Odyssey: "Also Sprach Zarathustra" - Richard Strauss
The Royal Tenenbaums: "Hey Jude" (Instrumental) - Elliot Smith (I think...)
Apocalypse Now: "Satisfaction" - The Rolling Stones
Quote from: tfaderThe Royal Tenenbaums: "Hey Jude" (Instrumental) - Elliot Smith (I think...)
its mark mothersbaugh (and the Mutato Muzika Orchestra). it was originally going to be elliott smith, but was changed unfortunately.
"Sparks" by The Who - Almost Famous
"Fucking in the Bushes" by Oasis - Snatch
"Me and Julio down by the schoolyard" - by Simon & Garfunkel - Royal Tennenbaums
"Goodbye Stranger" by Supertramp - Magnolia
"Best of My Love" by The Emotions & "Compared to What" by Roberta Flack & "Lonely Boy" by Andrew Gold - Boogie Nights
"White Lines" by Grandmaster Flash - 25th Hour
"Pretend you don't see her" GOODFELLAS
man, the song they put when De Niro's thinking about wacking the guy who selled hairpieces in GOODFELLAS
"The End" in APOCALYPSE NOW
"Fooled around and fell in love" in BOOGIE NIGHTS
"What a lonely boy" in BOOGIE NIGHTS
"Misirlou" PULP FICTION
"Little Green Bag" RESERVOIR DOGS
I guess it's called "The Bird" in FULL METAL JACKET
the song they put when sam rothstein sees ginger for the first time, and the frame freezes in CASINO
"House of the rising sun" in CASINO
"Dude, looking at my back door" in THE BIG LEBOWSKI
the opening bob dylan song in THE BIG LEBOWSKI
"Rammstein" in LOST HIGHWAY
"These days" in THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS
"Hey Jude" in THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS
"Waiting for the miracle" in NATURAL BORN KILLERS
"More and more" in U-TURN
"Because" at the end of AMERICAN BEAUTY
"Perfect Day" in TRAINSPOTTING
"Lust for Life" in TRAINSPOTTING
there are tons
"The Nothing Song" by Sigur Ros in Vanilla Sky
"Livin' Thing" by Electric Light Orchestra in Boogie Nights
"Canon in D" in Ordinary People throughout
"Surf Rider" by The Lively Ones in Pulp Fiction
"Christmastime" by Aimee Mann and Michael Penn in Hard Eight
Quote from: Alexandroman, the song they put when De Niro's thinking about wacking the guy who selled hairpieces in GOODFELLAS
"Sunshine Of Your Love" - Cream
Quote from: Alexandrothe song they put when sam rothstein sees ginger for the first time, and the frame freezes in CASINO
"Love Is Strange" - Mickey And Sylvia
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I guess it's called "The Bird" in FULL METAL JACKET
Surfin' Bird - The Trashmen
From the same film I like the intro Hello Vietnam by Johnny Wright
Mac Guffin and Fernando, thanks...
I only listed pop rock songs but Kubrick's use of classical music, we all know, changed cinema forever...
I love also the way Oliver Stone's uses Night on Bald Mounatin on Natural Born Killers...
Quote from: ShanghaiOrange"Danny Boy" in Miller's Crossing, mofos :(
love that one. also liked the way they used it in Memphis Belle.
Ooh la la - The Faces - End of Rushmore
Closer - NIN- Beginning of Seven
Little Green Bag and Stick in the middle with you- Best Resevoir Dogs Scenes
That mad tango From Astor Piazzola in twelve Monkeys
Singing in the rain - Clockwork Orange (mad mad way to use a song)
Rapsody in Blue in both MANHATTAN and FANTASIA 2000
There's a song in BULLETS OVER BROADWAY that woody uses every time cheech goes to the river to kill someone, it's a very funny way to use that song.
"As Time Goes By" -- Casablanca
"It's Your Thing" -- Out of Sight
"Wise Up" -- Magnolia
Oh gosh, almost everything from Boogie Nights
"Tiny Dancer" -- Almost Famous
"You Can't Always Get What You Want," "Joy To the World," and "Ain't Too Proud to Beg," -- The Big Chill
"In Your Eyes" -- Say Anything
"Secret Garden" -- Jerry Maguire
"He Needs Me" -- Punch-Drunk Love
"When She Loved Me" -- Toy Story 2
"Lust for Life" - Iggy Pop - Trainspotting
"Little Green Bag" - George Baker Slection - Reservoir Dogs
"Stuck in the Middle With You" - Reservoir Dogs
"Surf Rider" - Pulp Fiction
"You Never Can Tell" - Pulp Fiction
"One" - Aimee Mann - Magnolia
"Clementine Loop" - You know where it's from
Main theme from Friday the 13th Part 3 (if you can't find it, I'll send it to you or get a link up)
"Layla" - Derek and the Dominoes - Goodfellas
"House of the Rising Sun" - Animals - Casino
"Big Bottom" - Spinal Tap - This is Spinal Tap
"Wish" - Franka Potente - Run Lola Run
"Chariots of Fire" - Vangelis - Chariots of Fire
"Moving Right Along" - Muppets - The Muppet Movie
"Tangerine" - Led Zeppelin - Almost Famous
"Never Been to Spain" - Three Dog Night - Scotland, PA.
"Bad Company" - Bad Company - Scotland, PA.
All the Clint Mansell stuff in Pi
"Lux Aeterna" - Originally Mozart, but the Cronos Quartet version - Requiem for a Dream
"Man in Me" - Bob Dylan - Big Lebowski
"Looking Out My Back Door" - CCR - Big Lebowski
"Just Dropped In" - Kenny Rogers - Big Lebowski
"Good Vibrations" - Beach Boys - Vanilla Sky
Can't forget about the original music that's made for movies. Magnolia for one, but I mean like original classics like the Star Wars score and the Godfather score (not really, but kind of).
If we're including scores, Elfman's work for the first Batman kicks ass.
magnolia, your selections rock btw.
a lot of times a soundtrack is more than just our songs that we listened to in high school. some new scores and songs i thought up of
howard shore with lord of the rings (new trilogy)
elliot goldenthal with frida
as for songs
"jesse's girl" by rick springfield (just brilliant in boogie nights, i'm really surprised no one has said that one)
man, another good song
"Across the Stars" by John Williams - Episode II
The edit button is your friend. Don't be another mutinyco. Just say no.
All the best songs have already been named, really. I mentioned Mad World months ago. Everyone seems to say stuff from PTA's and Tarantino's work. And I haven't seen any film in a long time where the soundtrack is anything decent. The fall can't come soon enough.