So now, ladies and gentlemen, this is sound opinions. I'm Greg Kot and I'm Jim De Regattis.

This week as award season winds down we pick some of our all-time favorite film soundtracks.

Because you can dig the groove and groove.

Plus, we review the soundtrack from the movie Black Panther

and hear about what got Latin electronic artist Halato Negro into music.

And I think that's what made me want to start making music was always starting with that question.

Like, how do I get that? How do I make that? How do I get that how do I make that how do I do that sound

that's all coming up on sound opinions you're listening to sound opinions and Greg, although our lives are consumed by music, on rare occasions we do go to the movies.

Often I'm catching up on the DVR.

You know, a great film is made even better with a really well-sequenced

soundtrack. There can also be the opposite. I remember talking to Cameron Crow years ago

when one of the first Batman reboots came out and mocking the idea of the corporation that made the movie being in bed with the corporation that makes the record and you know just randomly choosing songs as a

additional product that's not what we're talking about we did this show once in

2008 we both picked some of our favorite soundtracks we're to do it again now because it's a never-ending list and we're going to hear from some of our listeners as well.

That's later in the show Jim, but first we've got some new music. Now, let's talk about love.

Is it anything in everything you offer?

Or do the feel harder?

Oh, I know the feeling harder. I'm going to feel like it.

I'm gonna feel hard me.

There may be the night that more teams might let me know

all the stars are close.

Sure.

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