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Originally posted by Rivero "In Paradisium for Requiem" - Gabriel Fauré / Jean Michel Nectoux A beautiful piece of music and instantly recognizable. Used in both The Thin Red Line and 28 Days Later. |
Untitled 4 - Sigur Ros
Martha - Tom Waits Tom Traubert's Blues - Tom Waits Hold On - Tom Waits Runnin' On Faith - Eric Clapton Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton <i>another from</i> Chocolate Genius - Ain't That Peculiar (brings me to tears as the credits roll on American Splendor) Angels Among Us - Alabama |
Pearl Jam - Black
Smashing Pumpkins - To Sheila, By Starlight, Farewell and Goodnight, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Alice In Chains - Rotten Apple, Nutshell (Or acoustic versions of most of their songs) NIN - Hurt, Something I can Never have, A Warm Place Tool - Disposition/Reflection/Triad, Parabol/a, Third Eye, Jimmy |
Bjork- Aurora
KISS- I Still Love You RUSH- Resist (both versions) Deninger Blasmuski - Calling You (Bagdad Cafe soundtrack) |
"Exit Music (For a Film)" - Radiohead
"Lonely Soul" - Unkle "Overcome (the Recapitulation)" - RX Bandits "Saw Red (acoustic)" - Sublime |
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World |
Dead Can Dance - Wind That Shakes the Barley
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Some great suggestions. Thanks.
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Stevie Wonder's OVERJOYED
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I'll second Pale Blue Eyes. Simply gorgeous.
Here are a few more: Our Dreams - Anything Box Partus - Stoa Santiago - Loreena McKennitt Swamp Thing - Chameleons |
Sarah McLachlan - Elsewhere
Five For Fighting - 100 years Bjork - All Is Full Of Love Todd Rundgren - A Dream Goes On Forever |
Fragile - Sting
Be Still My Beating Heart - Sting |
"River Man" - Nick Drake
Incredible song. |
"Somebody" - Depeche Mode
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Originally posted by sykotic Purple Rain - Prince Anything by Alison Krauss. |
Johnny Cash - I Walk the Line
Bill Evans - My Foolish Heart Louis and Ella - The Nearness of You Bob Dylan - Simple Twist of Fate Otis Redding - I've Got Dreams to Remember Van Morrison - Tupelo Honey Tony Bennett - The Way You Look Tonight Rolling Stones - Moonlight Mile, Wild Horses Pixies - Wave of Mutilation (UK Surf) Miles Davis - Blue in Green, 'Round Midnight |
Originally posted by wendersfan I'd like to agree, but I can't hear that part without imagining Jim Gordon bashing in his mom's head with a baseball bat. Very disturbing. Originally posted by Josh-da-man Lacuna Coil - "Heaven's a Lie" (Acoustic) |
among others that have been mentioned:
Eva Cassidy - I know you by heart This song i beautiful. What makes it more moving is Cassidy's untimely death. Also, this song plays on a local commercial here for a hospital that specializes in heart transplants. This commercial tells the story of a kid that was killed in a car accident and a 65 year old man got his heart. It shows the mother meet the man and she places her hand on his heart and you can see in her eyes that it's like she is touching her son again. It's very beautiful. Of course I'd also add Imagine by John Lennon and You Look Wonderful Tonigh by Clapton |
Originally posted by Rypro 525 Lacuna Coil - "Heaven's a Lie" (Acoustic) |
William Ackerman - The Bricklayer's Beautiful Daughter
Phoebe Snow - Harpo's Blues Hall & Oates - Nothing At All I would also add from another poster: Bill Evans - My Foolish Heart This thread is great !! |
Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight Tonight, Ava Adore, Disarm (Electronica), Perfect
A perfect Circle- 3 Libras, Gravity Linkin Park - Crawling (reanimation remix) Incubus - Just a Phase, Aqueous Transmissions, Stellar Tupac - I aint mad at cha, Dear Momma, Changes Sade- Kiss of Life, No Ordinary Love, Cherish the Day Bush - Letting the Cables Sleep |
"How to Disappear" Radiohead
"The Thrill Is Gone" B.B.King "Standing in the Doorway", "Shelter from the Storm" Bob Dylan "Come Away with Me" Norah Jones "Saint Simon" The Shins "Rude and Reckless" The Slackers "Ballad for My One True Love" Mason Jennings "Stir It Up" Bob Marley & the Wailers "Feathers and Down" The Cardigans "Lullaby" The Cure "Love Is Here to Stay", "Singin' in the Rain" Gene Kelly this list could go on a lot longer, too... -di doctor- |
U2 - Kite
Matthew Sweet - Winona The Beatles - Golden Slumbers The Cranberries - No Need To Argue R.E.M - Nightswimming |
"Fractured Mirror" by Ace Frehley.
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Mary Chapin Carpenter "10,000 Miles" (used in the movie "Fly Away Home")
Daniel Lanois "The Maker" R.E.M. "Nightswimming" Beth Nielson Chapman "Sand and Water" |
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