50 Great Movie Soundtrack Moments

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50 Great Movie Soundtrack Moments
1 Apocalypse Now: The Ride of the Valkyries, Richard Wagner

2 Full Metal Jacket: Surfin’ Bird, The Trashmen,

3 Live from Baghdad: Safety Dance, Men without Hats

4 Platoon: Adagio for Strings, Vivaldi

5 Something’s Gotta Give: Butterfly, Crazy Town

6 Bridget Jones’ Diary: It’s Raining Men, The Weather Girls

7 Reality Bites: Added up, The Violent Femmes

8 Snatch: Golden Brown, The Stranglers

9 Casino: Gimme Shelter, The Rolling Stones

10 Ocean’s Eleven: A little less Conversation, Elvis Presley

11 Natural Born Killers: Bombtrack, Rage against the Machine

12 Pulp Fiction: Misirlou, Dick Dale and his Del-tones

13 Reservoir Dogs: Stuck in the middle with you, Stealer’s Wheel;

14 American Psycho: Hip to Be Square, Huey Lewis and the News

15 Thelma and Louise: The Ballad of Lucy Jordan, Marianne Faithful

16 The Big Lebowski : Just dropped in, Kenny Rogers

17 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Mama told me not to come, Tom Jones

18 Whitnail and I: Voodoo Chile, Jimi Hendrix

19 The Clockwork Orange: The Ninth Symphony, Ludwig van Beethoven

20 The Royal Tenebaums: Hey Jude, The Beatles

21 Twelve Monkeys: Earth died Screaming, Tom Waits

22 The Lost Boys: People are Strange, The Doors

23 Napoleon Dynamite: Kanned Heat, Jamiroquai

24 Deliverance: Duelling Banjos, scary Appalachian kid

26 Man on the Moon: I will Survive, Tony Clifton/Gloria Gaynor

27 Saturday Night Fever: Staying Alive, The Bee Gees

28 NL’s Animal House: Louis Louis, The Kingsen

29 Wayne’s World: Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen

30 Shawshank Redemption: The Marriage of Figaro, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

31 Seven: Air on a G String, Sebastian Bach

32 2001: A Space Odyssey: The Blue Danube, Strauss

33 Bad Santa: The Grand March to Aida, Verdi

34 O Brother, Where are Thou?: Man of Constant Sorrow, The Soggybottom Boys

35 The Ladykillers: Trouble of this World, Rose Stone and the Venice Four

36 Trainspotting: Lust for Life, Iggy Pop

37 The Graduate: Mrs Robinson, Simon and Garfunkel

38 American Beauty: The Seeker, The Who

39 Fahrenheit 911: Fire Water Burn, The Bloodhound Gang

40 Fight Club: Where is my Mind?, The Pixies

41 Pump up the Volume: Everybody Knows, Leonard Cohen

42 The Breakfast Club: Don’t you forget about me, Simple Minds

43 Zoolander: Relax, Frankie goes to Hollywood

44 Three Kings: I Get Around, The Bee Gees

45 The Devil’s Advocate: Painted Black, The Rolling Stones

46 Interview with a Vampire: Sympathy for the Devil, The Rolling Stones

47 Jarhead: Get it On, T-Rex

48 The Departed: Comfortably Numb, Pink Floyd

49 Lost Highway: This Magic Moment, Lou Reed

50) Kiss of Death: Jump Around, House of Pain

Notes:

A great soundtrack moment makes it impossible to separate song and scene, or even to remember the song or imagine the scene without the other.

This list is based purely on preference, and exhibits several problems:

First, it excludes musicals, replete though they are with a host of memorable musical moments. This criterion might also exclude films like The Graduate, The Mission and The Godfather… as they feature music written specifically for the screen.

Secondly, each movie only gets to add one song to the list. This means that films like, say, Reservoir Dogs get a mention for Stuck in the Middle but clearly deserves another for Little Green Bag, or Full Metal Jacket’s fantastic use of Nancy Sinatra’s These Boots are Made for Walking is omitted.

Thirdly, it's in no order.

Any help polishing this list would be appreciated, a similar litany of great television soundtrack moments seems the next logical step. Any suggestions?