Sounding Off: Top 10 Soundtracks and Scores of 2010
Although I found this year to be a bit of a disappointment when it came to the films released (obviously the ten films selected for my Top Ten list are excluded from this statement), I look back and marvel at the amazing music we were given as the year comes to a close .
From scores to soundtracks, this year really did deliver from the fine-tuning of classical orchestrations to completely reinventing them to introducing new artists to reacquainting us with well-known ones. Some have become old friends, some continue to impress, and at the end of it all there is one word that seems to sum up music for film in 2010: electric.
7. TWILIGHT: ECLIPSE (SOUNDTRACK)
This soundtrack introduced me to The Black Keys. I could stop there, but the soundtrack as a whole is another impressive mix of alternative artists you may have heard of, along with some new discoveries.
This soundtrack introduced me to The Black Keys. I could stop there, but the soundtrack as a whole is another impressive mix of alternative artists you may have heard of, along with some new discoveries.
Source => Gordon And The Whale / Via => Gossip_Dance
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