Song better than the movie

blobb

Hey Hey Bad News.

Philly_Q

stickyfiddle said:

Also Armageddon - while hardcore 70s-era Aerosmith fans will moan at I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, they’re wrong because it’s a banger 

They're right to moan because the song's shit, but it's still better than the film which is total shit.

stickyfiddle

Philly_Q said:

stickyfiddle said:

Also Armageddon - while hardcore 70s-era Aerosmith fans will moan at I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, they’re wrong because it’s a banger 

They're right to moan because the song's shit, but it's still better than the film which is total shit.

Y'see.. as big rock ballads go it's up there with the very best. I'll die on this hill  

Philly_Q

stickyfiddle said:

Philly_Q said:

stickyfiddle said:

Also Armageddon - while hardcore 70s-era Aerosmith fans will moan at I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, they’re wrong because it’s a banger 

They're right to moan because the song's shit, but it's still better than the film which is total shit.

Y'see.. as big rock ballads go it's up there with the very best. I'll die on this hill  

I'm not bothered enough to lay siege to that hill.  But all those late-career albums full of schmaltzy bullshit by outside songwriters killed my love of Aerosmith.  I wish they'd just call it a day.

stickyfiddle

Philly_Q said:

stickyfiddle said:

Philly_Q said:

stickyfiddle said:

Also Armageddon - while hardcore 70s-era Aerosmith fans will moan at I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, they’re wrong because it’s a banger 

They're right to moan because the song's shit, but it's still better than the film which is total shit.

Y'see.. as big rock ballads go it's up there with the very best. I'll die on this hill  

I'm not bothered enough to lay siege to that hill.  But all those late-career albums full of schmaltzy bullshit by outside songwriters killed my love of Aerosmith.  I wish they'd just call it a day.

I agree most of that era's output was pap. But Cryin, Crazy & IDWMAT are all fantastic. 

hollywoodrox

stickyfiddle said:

Batman Forever is a good one. I don’t dislike the movie but both Hold Me Thirll Me Kiss Me Kill Me, AND Kiss From a Rose are exceptional

Also Armageddon - while hardcore 70s-era Aerosmith fans will moan at I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, they’re wrong because it’s a banger 

I agree , am pretty hardcore Aerosmith 70s fan but I love the 80s & later stuff too  love DWMAT 

prowla

I Love You Man has some good tunes by some Canadian band in it.

prowla

The Magical Christian features a great song written by Macca and performed by Badfinger.

I have the soundtrack album which is all good.

BillDL

Although the 1992 movie (4 parts for TV as far as I recall) Frankie's House was quite a good movie / mini-series, the entire sound track by Jed Leiber and Jeff Beck was absolutely brilliant.  Hard to listen to it through the action because it all fits in so perfectly with what's going on (sign of good scoring), but the tracks from the audio CD can be found separately on YouTube, Spotify, etc.  Looks like the full movie is HERE ..... for now anyway.

Philly_Q

stickyfiddle said:

Philly_Q said:

stickyfiddle said:

Philly_Q said:

stickyfiddle said:

Also Armageddon - while hardcore 70s-era Aerosmith fans will moan at I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing, they’re wrong because it’s a banger 

They're right to moan because the song's shit, but it's still better than the film which is total shit.

Y'see.. as big rock ballads go it's up there with the very best. I'll die on this hill  

I'm not bothered enough to lay siege to that hill.  But all those late-career albums full of schmaltzy bullshit by outside songwriters killed my love of Aerosmith.  I wish they'd just call it a day.

I agree most of that era's output was pap. But Cryin, Crazy & IDWMAT are all fantastic. 

Really?  I give up. 

DavidR

The first Jungle Book. 1967. 

Bare/Bear Necessities. 

Kilgore

Purple Rain

CountryDave

prowla said:

I Love You Man has some good tunes by some Canadian band in it.

Slapping da bass man.

monquixote

The theme track to the dreadful Twilight movie by Paramore is an absolute banger:



Soup for One by Chic is from some long forgotten soundtrack. 

merlin

The King's Speech had a wonderful soundtrack moment. His special speech is underscored by the utterly magnificent Allegretto movement from Beethoven's 7th symphony. The music does all the work in that speech. Without out it would have been WAY worse.

Beethoven must have rolled in his grave to the patriotic bullshit.

dazzajl

Everything I Do
Deeper Underground 
When The Going Gets Tough
Endless Love
Together In Electric Dreams
Fame
Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now
I Just Called To Say I Love You
Against All Odds
We Don’t Need Another Hero
Up Where We Belong 
9 To 5

and many more….

Keefy

Absolute Beginners

dazzajl

Keefy said:

Absolute Beginners

Yes!! And a fabulous song from Ray Davies in there too. 

MagicPigDetective

Singles.

Superb soundtrack based on the Seattle Grunge scene. Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Screaming Trees, Alice in Chains, Mudhoney, plus Smashing Pumpkins and Hendrix.

Shame thant the film is a bland Romcom

LPManic

Keefy said:

Absolute Beginners

Holy Jesus. How did I forget about this? Allegedly Bowie's favourite love song he wrote.