Favorite Theatrical Soundtracks and Scores

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Initiation Station Theme for Saints Row 3

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Windows XP Tour Music

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Angry Elephants - Saints Row 3

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Safeguard - Modern Warfare 2

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Mission Complete 2 - Saints Row 3

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The Crazies Score

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Back in Time - Men in Black 3

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Gothams Reckoning - The Dark Night Rises

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Summer Air - Roller Tycoon 3

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Galaxy trooper - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3

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Space De Gray - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3

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Lush Canopy - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3

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Buccaneer - Roller Coaster Tycoon 3

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This commercial from Northwestern Mutual has amazing music as well

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Rorke Files - Call of Duty: Ghosts

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Ghost Stories - Call of Duty: Ghosts

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Main Theme - Call of Duty: Ghosts

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Call of Duty 4 Main Theme



Man, just hearing this brings back memories. I don't game anymore, but I did enjoy it and it was fun as f*ck.

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Hello Zep - Saw

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Blood Diamond Score

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Forgot this one on Tron: Legacy. Son of Flynn

[Richard at Remax]

If I were to pick a video game I would say all the Halo games had a high production when it came to their scores and instantly recognizable by almost any gamer out there

Two of my favorite movie scores are Inception

and Road To Perdition, esp the track Road to Chicago.

[Richard at Remax]

Here is one of my favorites from inception

[SoonerDave]

Don't have time to find a video link, but I can't let this thread go by without putting in a nod to one of the great soundtracks:

Jerry Goldsmith's Oscar-nominated 1979 soundtrack for "Star Trek - The Motion Picture."

Not just the opening title, which became the de-facto theme for almost all subsequent Trek productions, but the romantic theme (Ilia's Theme), "Leaving Drydock," and "The Enterprise" are some of the most beautiful pieces of movie music ever written IMHO. The crescendo at the end of "The Enterprise" is breathtaking even 35 years after it was written. The soundtrack is noteworthy as it was one of the last to employ an old-school overture prior to the opening credits.

There was a special extended version of this soundtrack album released about two years ago from La La Land records, and it included some additional pieces that were just awesome. Even if you're not particularly a Star Trek fan, this soundtrack album is a wonderful piece of musical art anyone can appreciate.

[Mel]

Theme song from Midnight Cowboy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGORPUzLxtU