If this song didn’t help get you laid in ‘84 (with a shower and breakfast partner come morning) then you weren’t tryin’…

http://www.pp2g.tv/vYHl5anA_.aspx

(somehow I woun’t expect Dan to point this one out. But out it went…as well it should)

I agree with some others cited, too. Good tight grouping in the bull’s-eye, some o’ya’ll.

Also dig Autumn Rush;

The Last Emperor …Lion King …The Thin Red Line …Gladiator …Dead Man’s Chest/At World’s End …The Da Vinci Code (Hans Zimmer, like Vangelis, has a lovely way with the slow developing crescendo) … The Last Samurai …The Holiday (no more pleasant background sound exists);

Chariots of Fire …Nankyoku Monogatari (Antarctica);

Ragtime;

Magnolia;

Pump Up the Volume (soundtrack);

I so dig the end song for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (by Jack Nitzsche, another wonderful slow evolving crescendo of energy as Chief [Broom] enacts his deliverance …)

Oh yeah … and … When the Wind Blows;

and yes, Andrea, I recently turned my mom onto Around the Bend about a month ago, she dug the flick ...and the music (as I let it play again with the video off for the rest of the morning ~~ Even a Prisoner Can Dream ...)

Sorry, Reg, …just can’t stop this thing (it’s chaotic, it has no order …………

the list is incomplete….yep)

the soundtrack that has not left the car cd changer since I paid too much for it ... and all time favorite now: Vedder/Into the Wild

http://www.amazon.com/Music-Motion-Picture-Into-Wild/dp/B000ULQV0W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1240162722&sr=1-1