The Scorsese Soundtracks

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Scenes aren't really available yet on Youtube from this film; but here's one of the songs used perfectly.

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2   9.5  

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6   9.8  

Highlights in this film include the use of The Rolling Stones (first 5 mins of the first clip), Dropkick Murphy's (starting at 1:10 in the second clip) and Pink Floyd with Van Morrison.

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4   9.5  

Scorsese can take a figure like Bob Dylan and make him even more interesting.

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3   10  

Unlike most Scorsese films, this one was more score heavy. He exercised the talents of Howard Shore and still created memorable music in an unconventional way.

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7   8.6  

U2 represents the Irish here in the ending of the film:

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2   7  

Clash admitting they're bored with the USA, in this montage clip:

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4   6.8  

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5   9  

This is one of my favorite soundtracks of all time, brilliant.

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2   9  

The music over this trailer fits the film quite well.

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3   8  

This music tells Cady's story so well with such little effort.

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5   8.5  

Masterfully using the second-half of the song, "Layla" in this segment of the film:

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6   8.2  

A great 80s film scored by a great 80s artist: Peter Gabriel

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1   8  

Warren Zevon gets some love in this great clip:

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1   8  

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One of my favorite opening titles, the music is perfect for the film.

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9   8.8  

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The Sax is perfect with the driving scenes. If I were to ever drive a cab, this is what I would want playing all the time.

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