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favourite film soundtracks
knuckleduster
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Have just finished a free NHS 6 week yoga course where we listened to quiet relaxing music whilst doing our exercises.
But, I don't "do" quiet music.
So when practising my moves yesterday, I played the cd of The Last of the Mohicans (turned up loud). And then during the evening watched the dvd (again with the music turned up loud).
I think this is my favourite film soundtrack, so what is yours?
Janet xx
But, I don't "do" quiet music.
So when practising my moves yesterday, I played the cd of The Last of the Mohicans (turned up loud). And then during the evening watched the dvd (again with the music turned up loud).
I think this is my favourite film soundtrack, so what is yours?
Janet xx
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Dr Zhivago (the original)
Barbara
DwW if I had to choose!
Elizabeth
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein
Debbie.x
Also love the soundtrack to Breaking Glass. Hazel O'conner singing Will You.... Gorgeous song.
Cleo - 1996 to 2011. RIP
I find it a great way to reconnect with songs I haven't heard in ages. Letting me relive memories of my youth:)
A few to mention are:
Forest Gump
The Piano
Amelie
and of course Pulp Fiction!
Carol xx