Heno yep, I’d stand pretty hate machine and downward spiral up against any bands first two albums.

    Smallman1 I’d start with their first Pretty Hate Machine and take it from there mate. Production is slightly dated (it is 1989) but the songs are great IMO.

      5 months later

      Just watching this again today and forgot what an amazing soundtrack this one has:

        Kells77
        Haven’t heard The Orb - Toxygene since I saw they played it live on the Oblivion tour.

          Have to say I really liked the Mank soundtrack by Trent Reznor

            Good time soundtrack by Oneohtrix Point Never.

            alistair

            Reznor and Fincher are just perfect together. The soundtrack for The Social Network is so weird but also so excellent. Not sure why is works but it just does.

            Random aside, was trying to find Pump Up The Volume the other night. Not available anywhere. Because of the soundtrack. There’s an unreleased Beastie Boys track. So much other obscure music. They cannot clear any of it - nobody can figure out who owns the rights to what - so the film is not available to stream, rent, or buy other than used physical copies.

                Rocky 4
                Carlito’s Way
                Goodfellas
                Breakdance
                Beat Street
                Tron Legacy
                Blade runner (gotta be in there)

                I haven’t.

                And wouldn’t.

                Can’t tear myself away from the prog.

                In no particular order
                Superfly
                Judgement Night (for sonic youth alone)
                The Last days of Disco
                I’m not there (for Sonic Youth, again)
                Quadrophenia
                Easy Rider
                24 Hour Party People
                All the Beatles movies
                Christiane F

                Smallman1


                Pretty hate Machine - ‘Something I can Never have’ is one of the most emotive and angst ridden tracks ever put on tape. Talk about exorcising demons…….'

                  jonattonyeah I have the Pump Up The Volume soundtrack album, there’s no Beastie Boys track on it. He does play a Beastie Boys track in the movie and says the name of it, but as far as I remember the name he said it was, it was of an actual released track but not the track he a actually plays. So dunno what happened there. I was looking into that myself ages ago.

                      GerS

                      Yeah it’s an interesting story. I didn’t realize the track name of the BB song was off and that the track was actually released, but that the actual track wasn’t. Good to know. I doubt this sort of thing will ever happen again. Good job, Pump Up The Volume!