Favourite song from a horror film?
Dark Angel
songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is Rob
Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
orchestral soundtracks?
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I like anything from Goblin. I also rather like the soundtracks for the
Blade movies.
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My favorite music soundtrack is from the movie Trick or Treat, the
music is by Fastway! It rocks! I have it!
hel-REYzah
>So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
>orchestral soundtracks?
Can't think of a song, but my favorite music would be the "Suspiria"
soundtrack, no contest.
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loucyphre
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> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised
> of songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you
> prefer orchestral soundtracks?
>
>
It's an instrumental, but I'd have to go with Bill Wyman's "The
Valley," featured in PHENOMENA.
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the dog from that film you saw
"Dark Angel" <darka...@CANTHESPAMlineone.net> wrote in message
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> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised of
> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is
> Rob
> Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
> orchestral soundtracks?
>
A flower is all you need by demis roussos from the opening credits of
'night train murders'
--
Gareth.
Quote of the day.
You're disgusting! you say he is sex lupines and sweep him away.
A chinese actress suffers the indignity of bad subtitles in the film 'red to
kill'
http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/dsbmusic/
ReVulse
> My favorite music soundtrack is from the movie Trick or Treat, the
> music is by Fastway! It rocks! I have it!
Oh God no - not that Fast Eddie Clarke/Pete Way collaboration.
#Andy#
hel-REYzah
>A flower is all you need by demis roussos from the opening credits of
>'night train murders'
You really, truly, do like that one, don't you!
<g>
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"Dark Angel"
> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised of
> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is
> Rob
> Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
> orchestral soundtracks?
>
My favourite piece also featured in AHR - the theme from NEKROMANTIK. I'm
also very partial to the entire soundtrack of TENEBRAE.
--
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ReVulse
> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised of
> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is Rob
> Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
> orchestral soundtracks?
Theme songs off the top of my head :
The Ramones - Pet Semetary
The Dickies - Killer Klowns From Outer Space
(Coincidently, both from incorrectly spelt film titles)
There's loads of great music featured in films (like most of the music in
Hideaway & Blair Witch 2 for instance).
#Andy#
Killer Kane
"ReVulse" wrote:
> There's loads of great music featured in films (like most of the music in
> Hideaway & Blair Witch 2 for instance).
>
Surely you must like the 'live' Bauhaus set in the HUNGER - Bela Lugosi's
Dead?
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ReVulse
>
> "ReVulse" wrote:
>
>> There's loads of great music featured in films (like most of the music in
>> Hideaway & Blair Witch 2 for instance).
>>
>
> Surely you must like the 'live' Bauhaus set in the HUNGER - Bela Lugosi's
> Dead?
Of course ! - I forgot about that. It's normally as far as I get before
switching the film off.
But I have to admit, Punk and industrial generally comes before Goth in my
music taste.
#Andy#
Markus Luttenberger
> I like anything from Goblin.
Yeah, indeed. They are so great, i even own two cds.
But anyway my vote goes to Stephen King's lost try MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE
which features only AC/DC!
\m/ \m/
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the dog from that film you saw
"hel-REYzah" <reya...@aol.commonUSgov> wrote in message
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> the dog from that film you saw wrote:
>
>>A flower is all you need by demis roussos from the opening credits of
>>'night train murders'
>
> You really, truly, do like that one, don't you!
yes! - it's great.
Dr Walpurgis
>>So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you
>>prefer orchestral soundtracks?
>
> It's an instrumental, but I'd have to go with Bill Wyman's "The
> Valley," featured in PHENOMENA.
Excellent choice.
--
"Another clever one Dr Walpurgis. Again you have proven that you bring
nothing to the table. I'm guessing you make a living in Academia,
destroying the minds of youth." - Jizzy, alt.horror, 18/05/04
Now playing: http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/drwalpurgis/
sethra
> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised
> of songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm)
> is Rob Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of
> Chucky".
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you
> prefer orchestral soundtracks?
The music from Island of Death is CLASSIC!
Unfortunately, IMDB didn't have any soundtrack info...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0188527/
Anyone know the titles of the songs?
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Roman S.
also used in DELITTO CARNALE.
Rotor
> orchestral soundtracks?
>
>
'Stigmata' by Ministry - from 'Hardware'.
Brilliant!
Lynn
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No offenxe, but i saw AC/DC in concert, and it was the worst one
i ever went to! Now i don't care for em anymore1
Lynn
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really don't know who it was, and i didn't care for the movie. I was
watching
it the other night, and i turned the sound off and watched it. It was
actually
better, that's how much that movie sucks to me, and turned up the sound
when the music came on, good music. Does anyone know who it is?
Dark Angel
"sethra" <azo...@myrealboxDOT.com> wrote in message
> The music from Island of Death is CLASSIC!
Fetch the sword!!!!
the dog from that film you saw
"sethra" <azo...@myrealboxDOT.com> wrote in message
> The music from Island of Death is CLASSIC!
>
> Unfortunately, IMDB didn't have any soundtrack info...
> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0188527/
>
> Anyone know the titles of the songs?
>
they are on the dvd - after i personally asked Nico Mastorakis to put them
there.
(via email)
kelly beall
"Dark Angel" <darka...@CANTHESPAMlineone.net> wrote in message
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> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is
> Rob
> Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
> orchestral soundtracks?
>
It's definitely hard to narrow down a top choice, but one of my all-time
fave soundtracks is from "Return of the Living Dead". As an unabashed fan
of old school punk music - this soundtrack is outstanding. My two fave
tracks would have to be "Surfin' Dead" by The Cramps and "Burn the Flames"
by Roky Erickson.
-KDB
Roman S.
Dark Angel wrote:
>> The music from Island of Death is CLASSIC!
>
>Fetch the sword!!!!
Kill them all!!!!
Dark Angel
"Lynn" <pute...@csj.net> wrote in message...
> No offenxe, but i saw AC/DC in concert, and it was the worst one
> i ever went to! Now i don't care for em anymore1
Depends on when you went to see them, prior to "Blow up your Video" I
thought they were pretty damn good. After I saw them during their "Razor's
Edge" tour in 91 when they headlined the Donnington Rock Festival I became
distictly un-impressed.
Interesting side note, that year they were totally upstaged by Metallica who
were supporting. Another group who have since gone shite.
Dark Angel
"kelly beall" <kdb...@bright.net> wrote in message
> It's definitely hard to narrow down a top choice, but one of my all-time
> fave soundtracks is from "Return of the Living Dead". As an unabashed fan
> of old school punk music - this soundtrack is outstanding. My two fave
> tracks would have to be "Surfin' Dead" by The Cramps and "Burn the Flames"
> by Roky Erickson.
I preffered "Party Time" by 45 Grave.
Wormwood
The Fall that was rather pleasing.
-worm
Remove YOURPANTIES before emailing me
Bonestructure
>
> Brilliant!
DEMONS? Followed by Bauhaus song I think
Bonestructure
I can't say it's something I'd want to pop into the CD player for a solo
listen
Jared Head
Have to agree with Lynn on that one. Classic rock!
My vote is for the Grandaddy track played while they visit the
supermarket in 28 Days Later.
Rick McCollum
"Shock Em Dead"
DIANNE ROBERTS
"Dark Angel" <darka...@CANTHESPAMlineone.net> wrote in message
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> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised of
> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is
> Rob
> Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
> orchestral soundtracks?
>
>
Dave Snyder
.
~ Dave
( The chief enemy of creativity is "good taste". )
----Pablo Picasso
Shatanzo
>orchestral soundtracks?
I Never Dreamed Someone Like You Could want Someone Like Me from the prom
scene in DePalma's Carrie.
joeboe2
Do you love me like I love you?
Do you love me still?
Yes, I love you like you love me.
And I always will!
:-)
the dog from that film you saw
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> The Blob (origenal) theme song or The Green Slime theme.
the green slime is a top tune!
The White Lady
said that the best bits of the film are the song sequences. I am also
a fan of the 'I remember you' sequence in HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES. THE
WICKER MAN has some strange atmospheric ones.
Lynn
"Dark Angel" <darka...@CANTHESPAMlineone.net> wrote in message
> Depends on when you went to see them, prior to "Blow up your Video" I
> thought they were pretty damn good. After I saw them during their "Razor's
> Edge" tour in 91 when they headlined the Donnington Rock Festival I became
> distictly un-impressed.
>
> Interesting side note, that year they were totally upstaged by Metallica
who
> were supporting. Another group who have since gone shite.
>
>
> --
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> http://www.realmofhorror.co.uk
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>
>
I went to see them after Who Made Who, which is from Maximum Overdrive,
which is my favorite album, at least it was an album then, and it was so
BAD! It
was so distorted, it reeked! They sounded awful! The best part of the show
is when
lead singer, bad with names, mooned us, thank God i had my binoculars, nice
buns!! lol
Lynn
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I need to pay attention to this next time i
watch it, i love Carrie!! King rocks, and
to think he threw the original copy of it
in the trash! Thank God for Tabitha King!
bod
"Dark Angel" <darka...@CANTHESPAMlineone.net> wrote in message
> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised of
> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
> My fave (as those who have heard Bod's Alt.Horror radio will confirm) is
Rob
> Zombies "Living Dead Girl", which featured in "Bride of Chucky".
>
> orchestral soundtracks?
tangerine dreams score from mann's "the keep" sadly still caught up in
copyright problems...
this track was taken from a radio broadcast, therefore a bad quality
recording!
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bodland/gloria.mp3
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Killer Kane
"Wormwood" wrote:
>I liked the score from "Silence Of The Lamb." I could hear bits of
> The Fall that was rather pleasing.
>
HIP PRIEST
bod
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when the man comes around is one of the best title sequences i have ever
seen in a film....
shit i had willows song somewhere..i did intend it for a part in the failed
ahr3!!
bod
"Lynn" <pute...@csj.net> wrote in message
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> King rocks,
??only if he askes for a flake in that!!
bod
> WICKER MAN has some strange atmospheric ones.
just had a shuffle in my storage cd roms...
here we go ..may i also reccomend a visit up to the wicker man county for
you next year...the stumps are still there on the cliff side!
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bodland/Willow's%20Song.mp3
Mark Herbert
>
> >>So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you
> >>prefer orchestral soundtracks?
> >
"Dark Shadows" when I was a kid
The White Lady
>The music that Marilyn Manson did for RESIDENT EVIL was pretty cool, though
>I can't say it's something I'd want to pop into the CD player for a solo
>listen
horrendous soundtrack. I wanted to cut my ears off. marilyn manson is
such a prick, my mum is more evil than him!
The White Lady
wrote:
>just had a shuffle in my storage cd roms...
>here we go ..may i also reccomend a visit up to the wicker man county for
>you next year...the stumps are still there on the cliff side!
>
>http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bodland/Willow's%20Song.mp3
brilliant! thanks bod. The eerie nursery rhyme that the school
children sing used to really spook me.
Markus Luttenberger
>>The music that Marilyn Manson did for RESIDENT EVIL was pretty cool, though
>>I can't say it's something I'd want to pop into the CD player for a solo
>>listen
>
>
>
> horrendous soundtrack. I wanted to cut my ears off. marilyn manson is
> such a prick, my mum is more evil than him!
Really?
..Markus
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think nothing of it...just bear in mind that you owe me a blow job when you
get to hell!!!
loucyphre
news:10q7c23...@corp.supernews.com:
>>
>>
> I also loved the music from the movie Queen of the Damned, even
> though i
> really don't know who it was, and i didn't care for the movie. I was
> watching
> it the other night, and i turned the sound off and watched it. It was
> actually
> better, that's how much that movie sucks to me, and turned up the
> sound when the music came on, good music. Does anyone know who it is?
>
>
I agree QUEEN OF THE DAMNED is possibly the worst film of that year, or
at least in the top three.
The music though was very good. I'm not sure how involved he got, but I
believe a lot of the music in the film was actually scored by Jonathan
Davis of Korn.
Also, there's the songs listed on the CD soundtrack which I happen to
have right here. The track listing, via a CDNow cut and paste job:
1. Not Meant For Me - Wayne Static of Static-X
2. Forsaken - David Draiman of Disturbed
3. System - Chester Bennington of Linkin Park
4. Change - Deftones
5. Redeemer - Marilyn Manson
6. Dead Cell - Papa Roach
7. Penetrate - Godhead ListenMusic
8. Slept So Long - Jay Gordon of Orgy
9. Down With The Sickness - Disturbed
10. Cold-Static - X
11. Headstrong - Earshot
12. Body Crumbles - Dry Cell
13. Excess - Tricky
14. Before I'm Dead - Kidney Thieves (Incidentally, really dig this
band)
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- (George W. Bush)
"It's all these booze-addled British boys with their Viz-style
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The White Lady
wrote:
>think nothing of it...just bear in mind that you owe me a blow job when you
>get to hell!!!
I've done WORSE for LESS!!
bod
im sure..you fucking white nigger!!!!!!
loucyphre
news:hkTod.2295$TG2.165@trnddc01:
> Raised Red Hand from the Scream movies.
I think you mean "Red Right Hand" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, one of
my favorite artists. The song is being used quite a bit in horror
actually, probably the best use came in TELL ME SOMETHING.
Roman S.
joeboe2 wrote:
>> >> The music from Island of Death is CLASSIC!
>Do you love me still?
>
>Yes, I love you like you love me.
>And I always will!
CLASSIC
Wormwood
wrote:
>shit i had willows song somewhere
Slightly off-topic, but speaking of Willow, America's BtVS television
series made the best use of existing rock songs, IMO... from Sarah
McLachlan to Aimee Mann. I have the soundtrack CD of songs from the
series & it totally kicks ass.
-worm
Remove YOURPANTIES before emailing me
Wormwood
wrote:
>THE
>WICKER MAN has some strange atmospheric ones.
Yeah, Britt Ekland's nude pagan song & dance segment in this film is
strangely haunting & *memorable* for some reason. Really, and not
just 'cuz she's ballicky bare-ass. It really is a nice song she
sings, so well done that it supresses the desire to giggle. "Dawn Of
The Dead" (2004) had some wicked songs in it.
Killer Kane
"Dark Angel" wrote:
> Most horror film soundtracks these days seem to be largely comprised of
> songs from either rock bands or various musical artists.
>
Burt Bacharach's songs from LOST HORIZON.
Zeder
1) Profondo Rosso by Goblin
http://www.innternet.de/~peter.patti/goblin%20-%20profondo%20rosso.mid
2) The main theme from Cannibal Holocaust
bod
"Zeder" <mef...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> 2) The main theme from Cannibal Holocaust
a fantastic score...from what i read it took over 40 violins to produce that
deathly tone!!
the dog from that film you saw
"bod" <bigkn...@bodland.com> wrote in message
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>
> "The White Lady" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:4gf8q0pgtk7sfd67r...@4ax.com...
>> Great use of songs in the new DAWN OF THE DEAD. Somebody has already
>> said that the best bits of the film are the song sequences. I am also
>> a fan of the 'I remember you' sequence in HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES. THE
>> WICKER MAN has some strange atmospheric ones.
>
> when the man comes around is one of the best title sequences i have ever
> seen in a film....
> shit i had willows song somewhere..i did intend it for a part in the
> failed
> ahr3!!
gently johnny is the best wicker man tune - rude lyrics and all.
bod
"Wormwood" <insectfear...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"Dawn Of
> The Dead" (2004) had some wicked songs in it.
"get up you fucker get down with the sickness!!"...however the 78 version
uses music with alot more flair than the remake!
Kimberly
>Date: 11/24/04 1:19 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Critics always said "there was too much violins in that film"!
>
What do critics know...
Kimberly
>Date: 11/24/04 12:36 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Yeah, Goblin are fucking great!
I would appreciate it Ted if you would watch your fucking language as I find it
to be offensive...
And yes... Goblin are amazing!
the dog from that film you saw
"Bonestructure" <bo...@1s.net> wrote in message
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>> tangerine dreams score from mann's "the keep" sadly still caught up in
>> copyright problems...
>> this track was taken from a radio broadcast, therefore a bad quality
>> recording!
>>
>
> Does anyone know which movies have used music from Motorhead?
one of the hellraisers did.
Mr Barlow
>
> So then, does anybody else have a favourite theme song, or do you prefer
> orchestral soundtracks?
I like lots of the predictable, ie Goblin, Morricone, Frizzi. However,
I love "Fool for a blonde" in TCM and for some reason, that
outrageously catchy 70's disco track in "Blue Sunshine"!
--
"You'll enjoy Mr Barlow... and he'll enjoy you"
TCT
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>
> "bod" <bigkn...@bodland.com> wrote in message
> news:30j05tF...@uni-berlin.de...
> >
> > "The White Lady" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
> > news:4gf8q0pgtk7sfd67r...@4ax.com...
> >> Great use of songs in the new DAWN OF THE DEAD. Somebody has already
> >> said that the best bits of the film are the song sequences. I am also
> >> a fan of the 'I remember you' sequence in HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES. THE
> >> WICKER MAN has some strange atmospheric ones.
> >
> > when the man comes around is one of the best title sequences i have ever
> > seen in a film....
> > shit i had willows song somewhere..i did intend it for a part in the
> > failed
> > ahr3!!
>
>
>
> gently johnny is the best wicker man tune - rude lyrics and all.
Yeah, the music in the Wicker Man is beautiful. I also love The Wicker Man,
as it features a devoted Christian as the main character. It's not often
that the protagonist of a horror film is someone with such high moral fiber.
-- Ted
JK Arswell
"loucyphre" <loucy...@HAILTOTHEKINGBABY.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I think you mean "Red Right Hand" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, one of
> my favorite artists. The song is being used quite a bit in horror
> actually, probably the best use came in TELL ME SOMETHING.
>
... I'd like to hear some Birthday Party used in a genre flicks: "Release
the bats!".
Incidentally, I saw old Nick recently live in Wolverhampton (what a dump!).
He was on top, psychotic preacher form.
--
Justin Karswell
"Dogs don't smash boats, or break paddles in half ... or do they?"
The kids ponder whether a psychotic pooch could be behind their mounting
misfortune in HUMUNGOUS (1981)
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5 years of slasher trash with panache!
TCT
>
> I like anything from Goblin. I also rather like the soundtracks for the
> Blade movies.
Yeah, Goblin are fucking great! I think Deep Red is probably the best score
I've heard of theirs, although Tenebrae was top notch too.
-- Ted
Dark Angel
"bod" <bigkn...@bodland.com> wrote in message...
> a fantastic score...from what i read it took over 40 violins to produce
that
> deathly tone!!
Critics always said "there was too much violins in that film"!
;-)
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ReVulse
> Yeah, the music in the Wicker Man is beautiful. I also love The Wicker Man,
> as it features a devoted Christian as the main character. It's not often
> that the protagonist of a horror film is someone with such high moral fiber.
>
> -- Ted
I agree, portraying a devout Christian as someone with high moral fiber
was a bit far-fetched, but it's still a great film.
#Andy#
np: Qntal - Virgo Splendens
ReVulse
Don't fucking swear it's rude.
#Andy#
Bonestructure
> copyright problems...
> this track was taken from a radio broadcast, therefore a bad quality
> recording!
>
Pretty much anything from Tangerine Dream is aces with me.
Does anyone know which movies have used music from Motorhead?
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for the poodle.
Lynn
That one is really good! I love it!
bod
"Dark Angel" <darka...@CANTHESPAMlineone.net> wrote in message
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>
> "bod" <bigkn...@bodland.com> wrote in message...
> > a fantastic score...from what i read it took over 40 violins to produce
> that
> > deathly tone!!
>
> Critics always said "there was too much violins in that film"!
>
> ;-)
>
LOL overuse of sex and violins!!
Dark Angel
"the dog from that film you saw" wrote in message...
> one of the hellraisers did.
Hellraiser 3, it was used on the end titles. They also did a rather good
music video to acompany it, which will be on my website shortly.
They also scored "Eat the Rich"!
Bruce Wayne
Daniel Dreibelbis
Bonestructure <bo...@1s.net> wrote:
> Pretty much anything from Tangerine Dream is aces with me.
> Does anyone know which movies have used music from Motorhead?
_SpongeBob Squarepants: The Movie_
(I Am Not Making This Up - Motorhead have a track called "You Better
Swim" on the soundtrack.)
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Andrew
>Does anyone know which movies have used music from Motorhead?
Daniel Dreibelbis wrote:
> _SpongeBob Squarepants: The Movie_
>
> (I Am Not Making This Up - Motorhead have a track called "You Better
> Swim" on the soundtrack.)
Phenomena also includes a track by Motorhead.
Does Hardware contain a song by Motorhead or am I
mis-remembering?
Andrew
Dr Walpurgis
>>Critics always said "there was too much violins in that film"!
>
> What do critics know...
"Ignore the critics. They are a joke and a masturbation" — Lucio Fulci.
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"Another clever one Dr Walpurgis. Again you have proven that you bring
nothing to the table. I'm guessing you make a living in Academia,
destroying the minds of youth." - Jizzy, alt.horror, 18/05/04
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sethra
>
> "sethra" <azo...@myrealboxDOT.com> wrote in message
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>
>
>> The music from Island of Death is CLASSIC!
>>
>> Unfortunately, IMDB didn't have any soundtrack info...
>> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0188527/
>>
>> Anyone know the titles of the songs?
>>
>
>
> they are on the dvd - after i personally asked Nico Mastorakis to put
> them there.
> (via email)
Thanks for the info.
Regards,
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~sethra
Lord Retsudo
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It does indeed - it's featured when Lemmy himself is ferrying the two male
characters across a river - it was 'The Ace of Spades' (what else?!) The
other songs on the soundtrack were the great 'Stigmata' by Ministry, 'Order
of Death' by Public Image Ltd and 'Cold Metal' and 'Bad Life' by Iggy Pop.
Ones I love, apart from the obligatory Goblin stuff:
*Chu Ishikawa's scores for Shinya Tsukamoto's films, especially TETSUO II
and GEMINI
*Pino Donaggio's score for DON'T LOOK NOW
*Angelo Badalamenti's scores for David Lynch's films
And then there's all the great non-horror stuff for Leone's films (Ennio
Morricone), Herzog's films (Popol Vuh), Abel Ferrara's films (Schoolly D),
etc, etc.
Tom
ReVulse
> "Andrew" <manowa...@netscape.net> wrote in message
> news:30l4qtF...@uni-berlin.de...
>> > Bonestructure
>> >Does anyone know which movies have used music from Motorhead?
>>
>> Daniel Dreibelbis wrote:
>> > _SpongeBob Squarepants: The Movie_
>> >
>> > (I Am Not Making This Up - Motorhead have a track called "You Better
>> > Swim" on the soundtrack.)
>>
>> Phenomena also includes a track by Motorhead.
>>
>> Does Hardware contain a song by Motorhead or am I
>> mis-remembering?
>
> It does indeed - it's featured when Lemmy himself is ferrying the two male
> characters across a river - it was 'The Ace of Spades' (what else?!) The
> other songs on the soundtrack were the great 'Stigmata' by Ministry, 'Order
> of Death' by Public Image Ltd and 'Cold Metal' and 'Bad Life' by Iggy Pop.
Hardware also featured an appearance byCarl McCoy of The Fields Of The
Nephilim.
#Andy#
Lord Retsudo
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For years, I assumed that the 'zone tripper' was just a tribute to Carl
McCoy, then I realised that Stanley directed the first few Nephilim videos
(and photographed the cover of the 'Dawnrazor' album, IIRC), and that it was
indeed the man himself. A very cool cameo, but why no Neph on the
soundtrack I wonder?
Tom
Shatanzo
>
>
>
>the green slime is a top tune!
Both are excellent.
The White Lady
>Yeah, the music in the Wicker Man is beautiful. I also love The Wicker Man,
>as it features a devoted Christian as the main character. It's not often
>that the protagonist of a horror film is someone with such high moral fiber.
thankfully, the spoilsport motherfucking cunt got toasted!!
The White Lady
<drwal...@blueyonder.nul> wrote:
>"Ignore the critics. They are a joke and a masturbation" — Lucio Fulci.
they were right about ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS.
bod
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bodland/sotwitch.mp3
Roman S.
Lord Retsudo wrote:
>*Pino Donaggio's score for DON'T LOOK NOW
CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST (already mentioned on alt.horror), the CANNIBAL FEROX
main theme, THE NEW YORK RIPPER main theme, ZOMBIE, CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD,
THE BEYOND and on and on...
The White Lady
wrote:
>"get up you fucker get down with the sickness!!"...however the 78 version
>uses music with alot more flair than the remake!
I am presently downloading some more 'Richard Cheese and Lounge
Against The Machine' tracks including 'Smack my bitch up' and 'creep'
- THIS IS SOME COOL FUCKING SHIT MAN!!!
The White Lady
wrote:
>I am presently downloading some more 'Richard Cheese and Lounge
>Against The Machine' tracks including 'Smack my bitch up' and 'creep'
>- THIS IS SOME COOL FUCKING SHIT MAN!!!
Yes and FUCK paying for stuff when you can get it for FREE!! I have
been a hardworking, honest, kind, generous, CONTENDED, charitable,
selfless fucking CUNT all my fucking life and where as it got me?
FUCKING NOWHERE THATS WHERE!! If I can't download it I'm going to
kidnap a child and sell it to FUCKING paedophiles instead!!! well
fate has FUCKED WITH THE WRONG PERSON THIS FUCKING TIME YES THE
CUNTING BASTARD SHITE HOLE OF A WORLD HAS fucking FUCKED IT. fuck it
fuck it fuck it all bastard off!! I could have devoted my life to
working in third world orphanages but FUCK IT I'M GONNA GET PISSED
INSTEAD!!! WANKERS!!
ReVulse
Richard Cheese is great. His version of "Creep" is brilliant.
I love the way he introduces his cover of Nirvana's "Rape Me" with the
line "Here's one for the ladies".
#Andy#
ReVulse
> Yes and FUCK paying for stuff when you can get it for FREE!! I have
> been a hardworking, honest, kind, generous, CONTENDED, charitable,
> selfless fucking CUNT all my fucking life and where as it got me?
> FUCKING NOWHERE THATS WHERE!! If I can't download it I'm going to
> kidnap a child and sell it to FUCKING paedophiles instead!!! well
> fate has FUCKED WITH THE WRONG PERSON THIS FUCKING TIME YES THE
> CUNTING BASTARD SHITE HOLE OF A WORLD HAS fucking FUCKED IT. fuck it
> fuck it fuck it all bastard off!! I could have devoted my life to
> working in third world orphanages but FUCK IT I'M GONNA GET PISSED
> INSTEAD!!! WANKERS!!
Call it intuition, but you're not happy are you ?
What's wrong ?
#Andy#
The White Lady
<ReV...@psychaoticREMOVE.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
>Richard Cheese is great. His version of "Creep" is brilliant.
>
>I love the way he introduces his cover of Nirvana's "Rape Me" with the
>line "Here's one for the ladies".
ha ha! - yes, 'Rape me' is a good one and 'Closer', but 'Down With The
Sickness' is the best by far!
The White Lady
<ReV...@psychaoticREMOVE.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
>Call it intuition, but you're not happy are you ?
>
>What's wrong ?
I'm alright now thanks to Richard Cheese - they should play it outside
of football matches, you can't help but cheer up!
Wormwood
wrote:
>
>ha ha! - yes, 'Rape me' is a good one and 'Closer'
Which reminds me: the NIN title music for the opening credits for
"Se7en" (1995) is awesome, and would certainly quality as one of my
favorite songs from a horror movie. Don't know if it was scored
specifically for the film or pieced together from existing Nine Inch
Nails material (it seems to sample Reznor's "Closer" for example) but
I thought it's one of the best marriages of a brilliant, dark visual
montage & appropriate music. Only DOTD 2004 equals it in
effectiveness for me in use of visual & sound in an opening credit.
-worm
Remove YOURPANTIES before emailing me
ReVulse
NIN's "Piggy" was used to good effect in the pilot episode of "Millenium".
I believe "head like a hole" was also used in the same episode along with
some White Zombie.
#Andy#
saint
Ave Satani from THE OMEN
TCT
> On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 20:36:34 +0000, TCT wrote:
>
> > "Bonestructure" <bo...@1s.net> wrote in message
> > news:Xns95AA8533E...@216.196.97.142...
> >>
> >> I like anything from Goblin. I also rather like the soundtracks for the
> >> Blade movies.
> >
> > Yeah, Goblin are fucking great! I think Deep Red is probably the best
score
> > I've heard of theirs, although Tenebrae was top notch too.
> >
> > -- Ted
>
> Don't fucking swear it's rude.
Look, I've said before. God didn't put us on this earth to swear. Please
consider others.
-- Ted
TCT
news:20041124164742...@mb-m27.aol.com...
> >From: "TCT" n...@spam.co.uk
> >Date: 11/24/04 12:36 PM Pacific Standard Time
>
> >Yeah, Goblin are fucking great!
>
find it
> to be offensive...
>
> And yes... Goblin are amazing!
Goblin are indeed fucking fantastic! The Dawn of the Dead soundtrack is
shit-hot too!
-- Ted
Killer Kane
"TCT" wrote:
> Goblin are indeed fucking fantastic! The Dawn of the Dead soundtrack is
> shit-hot too!
>
>
Have you got the words LOVE and HATE tattooed across the fingers of each
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