Best song from a movie

Shampoo.
Mmmmm. Julie Christie.

 

One of my favorite movies...back in Houston...pulls the shells from his pocket... feels the texture and the smell of the sea...posts the pictures...I want to have a roast beef and mustard sandwhich and look at the stars now.

 

-"Stayin Alive" from Saturday Night Fever

-Theme from Jaws

-"Sussudio" from American Psycho

-"Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo" from Dazed and Confused

-Theme from Stripes

-"I'm into something good" from The Naked Gun

 

Every song save the barrelhouse piano incidental music from Once Upon A Time In The West

The entire Superfly soundtrack (Curtis Mayfield)

Most of the Across 110th Street soundtrack (Bobby Womack)

On Her Majesties Secret Service soundtrack (John Barry)

Imperial March from Empire Strikes Back

 

Almost forgot, pretty much the entire soundtrack to Run, Lola, Run. But especially the opening track

 

"Across 110th Street" is a classic. The old "blaxploitation" films had the best soundtracks.

 

I can imagine that Variety ad: "Wanted: Asian boy 15-18, skinny, must wear pajamas and must light firecrackers every 15 seconds."

 

"Spoon full of Sugar" - Mary Poppins

 

-"Good enough" from The Goonies

 

My two:
--Love Lift Us Up Where We Belong, from Officer and a Gentleman.
--Mental Hopscotch, from Lunch Wagon.

 

Coming back to going through my albums today, I found Iron Butterfly. Looked for night vision goggles.

 

"Battle Without Honor or Humanity" --Tomoyasu Hotei, Kill Bill Vol. 1 (The scene with Uma on the motorcycle, right after she gets to Japan, which morphs into the scene when O-Ren and the rest of the Crazy 88s are walking into the club.)

"If You're Gonna Be Dumb, You Gotta Be Tough" --Roger Alan Wade, Jackass

"Fight The Power" --Public Enemy, Do The Right Thing (Musically, the ultimate table setter for a film.)

Anything from the Boogie Nights Soundtrack