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Bugsy Malone

by: OST

Release Date March 18, 1996
I love this great CD, it's fun to listen to. My favourite track is of course My name is Tallulah. If you love the film you will love this CD!

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Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels

by: OST Various Artists

Release Date August 01, 1998
Lock, stock and 2 smoking barrels is a crime tale about a group of friends from London who happen to lose a game of poker, they end up in a lot of debt thus having to get out of it. The story takes many twists & turns and will also make you laugh as it has a very good use of wry & dark humor. The plot evolves around one man but there are many characters who share as if not more an important role. The star of the show in this movie is Vinnie Jones who acts brilliantly.
I recomed 'Snatch' If you like this.

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French Kiss

by: OST

Release Date September 22, 2004
You know when you see a good movie and want to keep the memories? So you buy the soundtrack. Then you find that your favorite song is not on the track or the record is an instrumental that keeps playing variations on the same theme over and over. Or it really is a sound track and everyone is talking.

Well you are in for a surprise. The music you wanted is on this soundtrack. It is consistently French or has that feel. And it is not the same theme over and over. Even if you haven't seen the movie (which is impossible), this is a good collection to listen too. Unfortunately for me I do not speak French so I will have to settle for the sound. If anyone know what they are saying on "Les Yeux Ouverts - Beautiful South" I would be interested? ... Read More:

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Snatch

by: OST

Release Date September 04, 2000
Iam more like a house-kind-of person. But this soundtrack is super !!. classic english tunes, electric beat. Great to hear this one

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Mcvicar - Original Sound Track

by: OST Roger Daltrey

Release Date April 20, 1995
this soundtrack to the fantastic film doesn't disappoint usually album soundtracks are full of cast off fillers but this album has amazing songs filled with passion vengance to fill your head until sometime next week "bitter and twisted", "just a dream away", "free me", "my time is gonna come" all these songs have hard rocking drum beat, excellent guitar and blistering vocals from the mouth of Roger Daltrey. "bitter and twisted" has some really venomace lyrics and the rest of the lyrics on this album are from the heart and well thought out. and the production of this album is excellent.

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The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

by: OST

Release Date March 11, 2002
A great album that brings back memories of a fantastic film:)

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The Warriors OST

by: OST

Release Date August 07, 1995
This is a great soundtrack to a great film. I loved the movie and its music so I knew this was a must buy for me. Its amazing how cheap you can pick this up for as the music is amazing and my all time fave soundtrack.

Enjoyed In the City at the credits of the movie? Couldnt stop humming that intro tune as The Warriors made their way across the city in the train? Always feel like dancing to Love is a Fire? If so then pick this up and enjoy the excellent music from the great film.

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Velvet Goldmine

by: Ost.

Release Date June 18, 1999
Well, what can I say? When I first saw the movie I was flabberghasted by the music! Now, I'm not usually one to sit though a Ewan McGregor movie and only listen to the soundtrack, but I just couldn't stop myself from ignoring what was happening onscreen and listening to the bright and colourful songs.
The Soundtrack CD is utterly fabulous in many ways. It has many of the songs featured in the movie. However, there's a slight hitch. Some of the songs that are performed by Jonathan Rhys Meyers are not on the CD (the SONGS are, but not his performances of them! Someone else is singing on many). Songs by him on the CD are: Baby's On Fire, and Tumbling Down. A little disappointing, but the other versions are good all the same.
Also, Ewan ... Read More:

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Four Weddings and a Funeral

by: Soundtrack OST

Release Date March 11, 2002
Worth buying for Lena Fiagbe's gorgeous piano and vocal take on Can't Smile without You. It's the only place i could find it!

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Wild At Heart (Reissue)

by: OST

Release Date August 07, 1995
I actually prefer the soundtrack to Wild at Heart over the film itself at the moment (felt it went on a bit last time I watched it). These 15 tracks are a typically eclectic selection and rank next to the soundtracks to Twin Peaks, Lost Highway & Mulholland Drive.

It opens on an excerpt from Strauss' Im Abendrot- which accompanied the credit sequence- though the track it cut to in the film is absent (In the Mood by Glen Miller). This and several other tracks are not included here- whether due to space constraints or licensing problems I don't know (other absent songs- First Movement by Duke Ellington, Chrysanthemum by Shony Alex Braun, Buried Alive by Billy Swan, Streamline by John Ewing, Far Away Chant by African Head Charge, Kosmoginia ... Read More: