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Well, I think it has already a great soundtrack. 

I might like to see an original cut of ZABRISKIE POINT with more PF music, but I do not think that the producers, Hollywood idiots, left any bits around and destroyed them so Antonioni would not be able to do anything with them.

That said, RW has stated that Antonioni, said that PF's music was too sad.

Also, would like to see a better cut of THE VALLEY, since what is shown, even on DVD is cut up way too much and it changes the course of the film, and the music is really not adding anything to the film, beyond the opening shot over the clouds, and even then, that was likely more due to the cinematographer, than anything else ... those folks can see things in many situations that many directors end up using.

I would like to see a REMASTERED version of MORE. The music in it is really well done and used, and it is not done "movie style" ... it is done from the girl's point of view as she trips and listens to the music ... and in some ways, it was one of the things that got PF famous for the dope at their concerts, all the way to THE WALL when so many folks were busted in LA.

All in all, I am not sure what Barbet Schroeder did or thought ... one movie was great and beautifully done and the other was a mess ... and the music was incidental. I still have the thought that it was studio intervention since they put up the money and they wanted something that brought back the money ... MORE was probably done with 10 dollars and a few nickels and it shows, up to and including what I think was old film stock ... that should not have been used, but I doubt that the film had any budget to even get good film.

Grumpyprogfan wrote: Easy Money wrote: "Spinal Tap" Your so wrong. The soundtrack to Spinal Tap is perfect.

You are SOOOO right.

I admit this didn’t come to me immediately. My first thought when confronted with this post was to give a tongue in cheek answer of Animal Farm, given they already had songs for the Pigs, Dogs and Sheep. But almost as soon as that thought occurred to me, I realised that 1984 would be the perfect vehicle for a Floyd soundtrack.

That said, they probably could do a good job for Animal Farm, too. But not with the Animals material we know....