[JMT]

- Music From the Motion Picture Gladiator (Hans Zimmer)

- Dances With Wolves (John Barry)

- Patriot (John Williams)

Really, pretty much any soundtrack composed by one of the above.

 

[HappymaN]

I haven't heard the Dance With Wolves ST, I might have a look for it at Borders today.

Otherwise, I'm a big fan of the Gladiator disc.

 

[spaceman]

Local Hero
Gladiator
A Shot at Glory

 

[vwap]

The Rock and Gladiator. Nothing else has really lived up to them.

 

[squirt]

Born Free - John Barry

The Land Before Time - James Horner

Dances With Wolves - John Barry

 

[Hisham]

1) Mahabharata

2) The Passenger - U2/Eno

3) Shine

 

[batlang]

Once Upon a Time In America - Ennio Morricone

The Mission - Ennio Morricone

Out of Africa - John Barry

Basic Instinct - Jerry Goldsmith

Henry V - Patrick Doyle

Brideshead Revisited - Geoffrey Burgon

This last one is next to impossible to find, but to die for!
Lady Caroline Lamb - Richard Rodney Bennett
Anyone have this one on CD?
Bat

 

[JMedeiros]

Band of Brothers (Micheal Kamen)
Gladiator (Hans Zimmer & Lisa Gerrard)
Koyannasquatsi (Philip Glass)

 

[chadbang]

"A Clockwork Orange" Pure fun
"Barry Lyndon" Wonderful range
"Natural Born Killers" Trent picks some good ones!

 

[dhwilkin]

Land Before Time : James Horner

Princess Mononoke : Joe Hisashi

The Rock : Hans Zimmer

 

[chicken]

Gattaca - Michael Nyman
Saving Private Ryan - John Williams

 

[Habib]

Currently:

The Hours
The Pianist
Woman on Top (Brazilian Jazz)

 

[blessingx]

The Mission
Koyannasquatsi
Paris, Texas

Honorable mention:
The Third Man

 

[FalconP]

Haven't we just gone through this already?

I don't have a lot of soundtracks, and my favourites

1. Ainda by Madredeus -- the soundtrack to Lisbon Story, a film by Wim Wenders
2. Conquest to Paradise -- Vangelis
3. Twins Peaks: Fire Walk With Me -- Soundtrack, by Angelo Badalamenti, to a terrible, terrible film.

 

[minya]

Quote:

Originally posted by FalconP Haven't we just gone through this already?

Yup..

I vote for Gladiator, Koyaanisqatsi, and a new one: 28 Days Later. John Murphy's guitar work is positively haunting, and the Grandaddy track on there is superb.

- Chris