ITT: OSTs you've listened to a thousand times, but you have zero knowledge/intention of watching the film.

>>211383889 (OP)
>OSTs you've listened to a thousand times,
>but you have zero knowledge/intention of watching the film
talk about destroying your thread with unnecessarily clickbait-hype nonsense

there's no way you've listened to the OST a thousand times, and if you like it so much why don't you watch the film??

Initial D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2V1mOtlO7I

>>211384765
>talk about destroying your thread with unnecessarily clickbait-hype nonsense
I wanted my thread to do well, I changed it LAST SECOND just to hook someone who really likes Midnight Express. That's why
>zero knowledge/intention
is a bit awkward (knowledge of watching the film? wat.)

You're right to call me out, anon.

>>211385075
no problemo matey. I'll give ya a bump with my reply. /tv/ is a tough crowd. they rarely seem to enjoy discussing movies... I'm a big OST-fan.. There's a bunch of them which I've probably consumed the music 10x as much as I've consumed the movie (even though I've enjoyed the movie as well).

The Fountain is one which comes to mind. Clint Mansell really deserves some credit for Aronovskys movies.

Another fav is Morricones Battle of Algiers. Great flick.. Very moody tunes. Nearly haunting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAQpSkWt6SI