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I’ve said it before but as much as his early films were a big part of teenage me’s life, Quentin Tarantino introducing me to the music of Dick Dale had a seismic effect on me wanting to become a musician. For that reason, it has to be Pulp Fiction.

Thom Venables-Gordon

@beardyrecordbox.bsky.social

9 Sept

Also A Life Less Ordinary was a fairly disappointing follow-up to Trainspotting but the soundtrack still fucks!

Robin Hitchcock

@hitchdied.bsky.social

9 Sept

inrecordtime.bsky.social

@inrecordtime.bsky.social

9 Sept

The sound track to Michael. Starring John Travolta. I love every song and listen to it on the regular. 1996

Cris (without an H)

@ambignostic.bsky.social

9 Sept

Dead Presidents soundtrack is banger after banger

Huw Gildon

@huwgildon.bsky.social

9 Sept

It's hard to deal with but the answer is Reservoir Dogs.

Hunter Felt

@hunterfelt.bsky.social

9 Sept

Always Batman Forever.

TheSickness

@thesickness.bsky.social

9 Sept

Amen.

R. Scott Rogers

@arrscott.bsky.social

9 Sept

1990 looms large for me, with both Graffiti Bridge (terrible movie, great album) and Pump Up the Volume. Runner up to Songs In The Key of X, an X-files inspired album that was a cash grab that didn’t have to be any good but was great.

Matthew Cheney

@melikhovo.bsky.social

9 Sept

Natural Born Killers. (And then Lost Highway, which is like a soundtrack sequel. And Lost Highway has the bonus of being an actually good movie.)