Pulp Fiction Soundtrack
Highlighted by one of our users as an ecclectic bunch of fantastic singers / songs, Pulp Fiction soundtrack is a classic that should probably be on everyones cd shelf up and down the country. With classic singers like Al Green, Kool and the Gang, and not forgetting Dusty Springfield, this is one album that you have to own as part of your collection. Buy Pulp Fiction Soundtrack from Play.com

The Departed Soundtrack
Christopher Moltisantis last breath in the series of sopranos is given with the Departed soundtrack playing in the background. “This departed soundtracks a killer”. Reminiscing about his girlfriend, Chris finds refuge in the Departed soundtrack for its strong love ballads comprising of slow guitars and deep meanings. A definate soundtrack to get emotional over, the pink floyd cover of comfortable numb is definately worth it. Buy The Departed Soundtrack from Play.com

American Gangster Soundtrack
Following the theme of the film and its plot of a gangster rising to the riches, only to be drawn back down to the dirt, the American Gangster soundtrack is formiddable in its suitability to the film. Artists such as Hank Shocklee, Public Enemy and Bobby Womack feature on the album, giving you a strong sounding album with well toned music. Buy Amercian Gangster Soundtrack from Play.com

A Clockwork Orange Soundtrack
Stanley Kubrics crazed film about a jailed reformant who agrees to some goverment therapy has a winning soundtrack. The film’s counter culture was made concrete when David Bowie used the film music to announce his entrance on to the Ziggy Stardust gigs. The official soundtrack album included orchestral selections and Gene Kelly’s ‘Singin’ in the Rain’, as licencensed by Kubrick after it was performed by Malcolm McDowell. Some naturalists prefer the Wendy Carlos’s Complete Original Score album which features all the music generated by Carlos and producer Rachel Elkind for the film, but I think this one will do just fine. Buy A Clockwork Orange Soundtrack from Play.com