Just curious as to out of all the movies you've ever seen, which song seemed to fit the "right moment" of the movie?

Tiny Dancer in Almost Famous. Goosebumps every time.

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Gimme Shelter - The Departed

Alexi Murdoch's 'Through The Dark' at the end of 'Gone Baby Gone' comes to mind.

As with any choice of this type I can't remember them all, but that's an excellent example.

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Nice.

That was truly excellent use of music by Boorman throughout that film.

Not necessarily the best, but my personal favorite. I also like "Through the Dark" as well.

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Street Fighting Man at the end of V For Vendetta

Fight Club - Where is my Mind

I loved the use of This Time Tomorrow at the beginning of the Darjeeling Limited.

This is probably the best though:
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Good call on Fight Club, I don't really care for the movie, but was great.

Knocking on Heaven's Door - Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid

The genius of Bloody Sam Peckinpah...

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I really liked Tears for Fears' "Head Over Heels" during the opening school scene of Donnie Darko.

Layla in Good Fellas

I agree but they never should have cut out the bridge. "Oh how it feels so real, lying her with no one near..." That's my favorite part of the song and it makes it feel edited.

"Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes" at the end of Shallow Hal. Puts a smile on my face every time.

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This.

"Sabotage"-Star Trek
"Down on the Street"-Smokin' Aces
"New York Groove"-A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

"Take Me to the River" -- A Civil Action

"The Touch" in The Transformers: The Movie. I loved it in 1986, I love it now.

Dare i say, almost any song in any of Quentin Tarantino's movies. He has an amazing knack for it.

Near the end of Garden State in the airport when Frou Frou's "Let go" is being played, also the scene in Lord of the Rings where Pippen sings as they prepare for battle

Reservoir Dogs - Stuck in the Middle with You
Fast Times at Ridgemont High - Moving in Stereo
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints - Baker Street
Apocalypse Now - The End
Trainspotting - Perfect Day
Boogie Nights - Sister Christian / Jessie's Girl
A Bronx Tale - Come Together
Do the Right Thing - Fight the Power
Easy Rider - Born to Be Wild
Observe and Report - Where is My Mind (cover version)

Across 110th Street during the opening credits of Jackie Brown

Nico - These Days - Royal Tenenbaums

plus, Wes Anderson's use of Bowie on the Life Aquatic deserved some special award.