Mean Streets is also nice to see on here, I love the music that is presented in the film, I would say my favorite portion though is the Live Recordings of the San Gennaro Feast near the end of the film, specifically the scene of DeNiro’s character “Johnny Boy” running through the streets, the music is quite haunting and yet beautiful.

I know this is kind of pretentious to name this film, since it’s usually always on any list on this site, but the Soundtrack to ERASERHEAD is definitely worthy of this list. Perfect obscure Industrial sound, yet at times the music can be quite reminiscent that of Carnival Music….kind of like “Carnival of Souls.”

Apocalypse Now has a very memorable soundtrack, even a ton of Music made for the film that wasn’t even used is actually pretty great. Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead has a “hard-to-find” Complete Recordings Album from his sessions working with the Film’s score/soundtrack.

Holy Mountain, the very same Alejandro Jodorowsky surrealistic film has a really great Soundtrack by Jodorowsky himself. Buying the Jodorowsky Box-Set, it’s great to have accompanying Soundtracks to both El Topo & Holy Mountain, with Holy Mountain being the better score (in my opinion).

Barry Lyndon would’ve been my choice for a pick of Kubrick’s soundtrack from the 70s….while A Clockwork Orange is an honorable mention, I think the music for Barry Lyndon is by far one of the greatest uses of Music in all of Cinema.

I’m surprised “Tommy” isn’t even mentioned here….unless I missed it, but to be one of the best Musical Rock projects of all time, and to be by The Who with Ken Russell directing is just a perfect combination.

I’m sure there’s a ton more I’m missing, but still…Great List from the author of this article is really great.

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What about “Fuck you steven flores” ?