Soundtracks!

movies. t.v. broadway. off-broadway. off-off-off broadway. you name it.

how many soundtracks aren't available on cd? about a million.

now playing:

40 Pounds of Trouble (original mercury stereo pressing. pink mercury label!)

starring tony curtis and suzanne pleshette

can't find a picture, but you can buy one on ebay for 50 bucks if you need one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/40-Pounds-Trouble-1963-Original-Movie-Soundtrack-LP-/170151520359?pt=AU_Records&hash=item279dd22867

There are some soundtracks that I would have thought were in dollar bins everywhere but which weren't. Top Gun and Karate Kid are two soundtracks I spent a lot of time tracking down. I was disappointed that the Top Gun soundtrack didn't have more instrumental bits, and it didn't have any plane-to-plane intercom talking.

I didn't do that! I clicked it once! Delete that duplicate, pls.

40 Pounds of Trouble
does Phil Silvers sing on this?

I would really like to get a copy of Jerry Goldsmith's Logan's Run sometime.

i don't rlly collect soundtracks but i think i might start. so many spaghetti western sdtrks, and i bought my first goblin record recently!

I love the Wild in The Streets soundtrack.

i bought the taxi driver soundtrack.

i got a sweet copy of the Warriors soundtrack. might need to keep it...

i'm always on the lookout for cool soundtracks but am afraid my top wants don't exist:

Frogs (Les Baxter mooginess, my dream version has the music buried in frog croaks ala Quiet Village)

The Cool Ones (bad froogadelic-a-go-go rock'n'roll musical from 1967, w/ The Leaves and Mrs. Miller!)

Hardbodies

Ishtar

i think soundtracks are one of the great bargains in collecting. you can get amazing stuff for cheap. amazing MUSIC. and audiophile-wise, they are right up there with classical records a lot of the time. it amazes me when i get something in that i've NEVER seen and that looks and sounds so cool will often sell for, like, 6 bucks online. they are similar to classical in that way too.

I love the Wild in The Streets soundtrack.
― Trip Maker, Monday, April 11, 2011 3:28 PM (2 days ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

YES! this song is so amazing from it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9tVTfzNHtQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTezsEkx6r4&feature=related

that's a great one too. as is quincy's body heat soundtrack (he turns into norman whitfield)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIPOFPND_J8

performance soundtrack is awes

picked it up for $10 back in the early 90s

welcome to the Executive Party, all time favorite trax from the Rollerball OST

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ChftO-7PTY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9SGAMegijE&feature=related

enjoying:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4074/4853188699_e12f05bdfa.jpg

johnny williams swankjazz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZwEmdPlG4U

listening to hatari! soundtrack. gotta tell ya baby elephant walk sounds pretty damn phat on original living stereo pressing.

xpost you guys should all do yerself a favor and GIS Virna Lisi <swoon>

that Not w/My Wife You Don't cover is amazing. AMAZING

^^ it sure is.
Been listening to this again a lot lately, lots of badass orchestrated stomp:
http://www.recordsale.org/cdpix/s/serge_gainsbourg._jeanclaude_vannier-cannabis_%5Bsoundtrack%5D.jpg

this is a fun one. plus, a jack davis cover i've never seen. i always think i should collect every jack davis cover but i never do. i'm sure i could catch them all for cheap.

http://thursdaysrecords.com/pic/hope4156.jpg

also picked up the soundtrack to the movie Kaleidoscope. a 60's thing with warren beatty. can't find a good cover picture online. nice sitar action on that one.

^^that movie is rad too! awesome playing-card pressing plant footage.