As in songs that play pretty much as soon or just before the credits roll that fit the film really well and make you go WOW
Sebadoh: Spoiled (Kids)
SOOL: Instant Repeater 99 (Spun)
The Jim Carroll Band: People Who Died (Dawn of the Dead 2004)
As in songs that play pretty much as soon or just before the credits roll that fit the film really well and make you go WOW
Sebadoh: Spoiled (Kids)
SOOL: Instant Repeater 99 (Spun)
The Jim Carroll Band: People Who Died (Dawn of the Dead 2004)
Pixies: Where is my mind (fight club)
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HOW
did I forget that :(
i don't know
it's the one that gets mentioned the most every time there's a thread of this nature, it's a perfect example
'One Dose of Truth' - Girls Against Boys (Series 7: The Contenders)
This film made me hate
Love Will Tear Us Apart.
Eugh.
I love that Soundtrack of Our Lives song
Although I've never seen 'Spun'. I love the use of Show Me Love by Robyn at the end of the film of the same name. I love the whole soundtrack to that film actually, all nineties swedish europop, shoegaze, Robyn and Foreigner, of all things.
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Simple Minds - Don't You Forget About Me (Breakfast Club)
JAMC - Just Like Honey (Lost In Translation)
Happy Together - The Turtles (Adaptation)
Just like honey - The Jesus & Mary Chain
at the end of Lost in Translation.
^^^This
it was perfect for that film.
The one that surprised me the most was when they played Halcyon+on+on by Orbital right at the end of Lindsey Lohan vehicle 'Mean Girls'. Totally out of place, but still an awesome way to end a fillum.
Joe - www.anewbandaday.com
young americans at the end of dogville
was pretty cool
radiohead
(it does exactly what it says in the title)exit music for a film
what film was that in?
^
Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet.
Also I'm going to beat at least 100 posters to the punch and say it: "Mad World"
even better is
Black Swan by Thom Yorke at the end of A Scanner Darkly. Sublime...
Ben E. King - Stand By Me (Stand By Me)
Weezer
Susanne (Mallrats)
We fight for love
by Powerstation at the end of Commando
Putting Out Fire (with gasoline)
by David Bowie at the end of Cat People.
Pollock
Tom Waits - The World Keeps Turning
Absolutely fantasticly depressingly great.
Jeff Buckley // Hallelujah
The Edukators.
Born Slippy
Underworld (trainspotting)
^
good choice
romeo + juliet
exit music (for a film) - radioheaaaaad
god gave ock & roll to you II
at the end of the second bill & ted movie
George Strait - Ace in the Hole
Made
'Crying'
by Roy Orbison at the end of Gummo.
Aguire
God of Wrath - Popol Vuh
A pedant writes
^ Aguirre - Wrath of God
BUCKAROO BANZAI closing credits
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WzB1Rtr7Q0
hope that link works - can't see it at work. but still.. mmmm
Naive Melody, This Must Be The Place - Talking Heads
Wall Street
in love for the very first time by talulah gosh
was at the end of a short film called girlfriend in a kimono
http://youtube.com/watch?v=UUq_vuuhjNE
check it out, i sent a message to the director and he sent me a load of talulah gosh songs. it was good win
a pretty obvious oneq
but atmosphere coming in at the end of "Control" is always pretty powerful
Animal Collective's 'Winter's Love'
at the end of the (fucking awful) Shortbus.
Bob Dylan's 'Every Grain of Sand' at the end of 'Another Day in Paradise'.
Larry Clark puts some bangers in his flicks.
Rolling Stones - Paint it Black
at the end of Full Metal Jacket
also
RATM and Marilyn Manson in the credits of the Matrix \m/
Rolling Stones - Jumping Jack Flash
at the end of Fear & Loating in Las Vegas
Elliott Smith
Miss Misery at the end of Good Will Hunting.
Gene Kelly 'Singin in the Rain'
at the end of 'A Clockwork Orange'.
nearly all of Wes Andersons
Rushmore - oh la la The Faces
Royal Tenenbaums - Everyone Van Morrison
Life Aquatic - Queen Bitch David Bowie
all accompanied with signature slow motion
Nice scores too
Good old Mark Mothersbaugh
^
This took too long to be said.
Also his cover of 'Because' at the end of American Beauty.
That cover is breathtaking.
I heard somewhere it's a cover of an alternate version of the song the Beatles recorded, called 'Take 16' I believe. It definitely shares more in common with the Elliott version.
Sister Ray (at the end of Brick)
or Do Wah Diddy at the end of LA Story.
or The Same Old Song from Blood Simple
or Coconut in Reservoir Dog
or that crazy George Harrison number at the end of Time Bandits
or...
i was about to say sister ray (at the end of brick)
Sister Ray is played at the end of Brick?
Didn't notice that, must have been too busy trying to work out what on earth had been going on for the previous hour.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Whatever that music is during the credits/ending scene, it's bloody amazing.
Blue Moon
at the end of American Warewolf In London
im not a big sigar ros fan
but when Untitled 3 from () appears on the end of Mysterious Skin is a beautiful moment to end a film.
Also:
Velvet Underground - 'Sister Ray' at the end of Brick
And i agree with Orbital's Halcyon+on+on, being the best part of Mean Girls.
Apocalypse Now and The End
is a match made in heaven.
at the end of Chinatown
the closing score over the final scene / credits is a perfect example of composing for a film
Ghostbusters
nuf said
most of my favs
but i love the 8 1/2 theme by nino rota and shape of my heart by sting at the end of leon (the professional)
Wake up
at the end of the matrix. If only they hadn't bothered with the sequels.
No-one seen Heat then?
Moby - God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters. Pacino standing knackered, landing lights winking under midnight LA smog... boodiful.
Does Beck's
everybody's gotta learn sometimes close eternal sunshine? If it does that
Reach by S Club 7
at the end of Live Forever.
Seriously, what a tune!
Supergrass - Caught By The Fuzz
(Hot Fuzz)
Just groaning....
at the end of Single White She-Male
Anyone else but you...
....at the end of Juno. And as someone else said Wake Up at the end of the Matrix is pretty good too.
Angel Stirups by David Heavenbury
at the end of Big Mummas House IV
Big Fish
Man of the Hour - Pearl Jam
In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song)
The original version in Eraserhead.
Creepy song, bloody creepy film.
A perfect match.
Sounds great on vinyl too...
...
Babel was meh right up until the end.
Then Bibo No Aozora by Ryuichi Sakamoto came on.