Pic related is Blue Velvet or pretty much any Lynch movie
What Movie Albums Would Be
Leo Smith
David Rivera
you should really watch more movies before starting threads like this
Hunter Rogers
What would soundtracks be then if not a David Lynch movie since you're such a fucking genius
Aiden Lee
something much more massive and contemplative than Lynch would make sense, more like Dekalog or Stalker
Sebastian Wood
Nah, I’d say The Shining. It’s dark, atmospheric, aesthetically beautiful, and deals with themes of insanity and betrayal.
John Hernandez
The Doors (1967)-Apocalypse Now.
Elijah Sullivan
I Stand Alone by Gaspar Noé is Swans' discography before Children of God (EPs, singles and live albums included).
I can totally see why people would compare SFTB to Lynch films like Eraserhead, Mulholland Drive and Inland Empire. But Blue Velvet? Really?
I haven't seen Dekalog but Stalker is a good choice too.
Nolan Butler
Tom Waits’ Blue Valentine-Blue Valentine
Brandon Ramirez
I picked Blue Velvet specifically because of the themes of sexual violence that seem to run through both Soundtracks and Blue Velvet
Hudson Kelly
A Clockwork Orange
Jaxon Morales
Friday (1995)
Nathan Hall
kek
I'd say pic related is "It's Such a Beautiful Day"
Levi James
bump
Jeremiah Rodriguez
this
Jose Hughes
Whitehouse's discography
Juan Cox
Pacific Rim
Justin Gutierrez
kek
Ian Evans
As a huge lynch and swans fan I have to agree that they don't really match. Nothing lynch has made really meets the grandiose depravity of swans music. Lynch is more about just creeping you out with shit that seems familiar but still somewhat nonsensical and otherworldly.
Aaron Jones
Begotten
Jackson Mitchell
>implying shitty rock music is comparable to stalker
Eli Baker
Persona
Cooper White
>Dekalog
I just downloaded this. Hoping it's good.
Jackson Cooper
what movie is this
Cameron Cox
Mulholland Dr.
I'm sure someone will have a better idea
Grayson Perez
Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band: the Movie
David Nelson
>that 45 minute scene of someone dragging a corpse through the desert
Jordan Rodriguez
Eraserhead
Nathaniel Bell
It's funny that you compare your middlebrow popular music to actual masterpieces of cinema.
Connor Moore
Valhalla Rising
Mulholland is too dream-like, maybe Holy Mountain
Gabriel Hall
maybe Le Chien Andalou or some dada film like Ballet mécanique?
Ayden Murphy
sftb is so fucking overrated
what a pile of gaudy shit
Hunter Watson
I agree with this one
Brayden Nelson
Bergman's The Virgin Spring
Adrian Brown
this, i swear to god Sup Forums is full of retards
Logan Brooks
>tfw no dark, space-y film set in a bleak scandinavian winter landscape with Filosofem as the soundtrack to watch while being comfy
Life is suffering
Jason Foster
Sandy Ding's Night Awake
Sebastian Cruz
OP I think this can be SFTB
Carson Foster
Un homme qui dort
Jonathan Hall
Hellraiser
Christian Sanders
Salem's Lot.
Parker King
Twins
Aaron Gray
aaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I NEED THIS NOW
Julian Howard
ehhh The Revenant?
Alexander Nguyen
Not dark/obscure enough
Lincoln Torres
Under the Skin, kind of
Lincoln Bailey
btw if you like wintry ice tundra stuff you might like this album
kind of makes me think of those ice planets in Star Wars
Samuel Stewart
Valhalla Rising.
Jason Harris
Oh I think I know what can go well with Filosofem
Not Scandinavian, but Russian
Also, not pagan, but Christian (without being preachy)
But it has medieval setting and is sometimes wintry, and there are some pagans on some scenes
Andrei Rublev
Absolutely FANTASTIC film. Immense both production-wise and length-wise. It's a little challenging to get through if you're not into art sort of film
Bentley Morales
And if you like those, watch and The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergam. Both medieval, both fantastic, pretty somber films. Much easier to watch than Andrei Rublev.
Henry Lewis
you are like little baby
watch this
Liam Morales
It's clearly Inland Empire. Blue Velvet is too small scale, maybe something closer to Swans' earlier work, whereas IE conveys the same sense of falling into a nightmare that Soundtracks does.
Kevin Gomez
Hard to be God
Parker Bailey
sounds interesting
Ayden Russell
Nah, Threads is either pic related or Yanqui U.X.O.
Nolan Nelson
The Terrorizers
Wyatt Thomas
Could also be this now that I think of it
Michael Garcia
La passion de Jeanne d'Arc (1928)
Aaron Gutierrez
Scott Walker's The Drift is the Inland Empire of music
Isaiah Ward
Nope. Only one track fits.
Connor Morris
Apocalypse Now could be this
Dylan Brown
Un Lac (2008)
Colton Green
...
Jose Sullivan
Swiss Army Man
Thomas Thomas
>Ballet Mécanique
I'd agree with this
Henry Smith
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Mason Sanders
Blade Runner 2049
Matthew Rivera
Either/ Or
and Good Will Hunting
Connor Turner
What's the music equivalent of this?
Something psychedelic, urban and sexual, and maybe also introspective and slightly disturbing.
Brandon Garcia
Loveless minus the introspective and disturbing part
Nathaniel Kelly
Andrei Rublev is really nothing like any metal album at all
My pick would be Grouper's Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
Benjamin Cruz
A film starring Hall & Oates set on a cruise ship with Donna Summer playing the woman of interest. Competition for her love nearly tears them apart, but they soon find out she and her accomplice, played by Paul McCartney, are plotting to sink the ship! Also, Al Green is the ships' resident crooner.
Lincoln Jackson
>My pick would be Grouper's Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
One of my favorite albums
Yeah it goes well with the movie I guess