the soundtrack to How to Train your Dragon
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the soundtrack to How to Train your Dragon
Those are the ones, Pike. A pretty poor effort at Riverdance it had to be said.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
Were these the girls that riverdanced in their music video?Quote:
Originally Posted by fierytempestYou took mine. Ha. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
B*Witch'd. If anyone remembers this group, they get a cookie.
Not feeling guilty either, it depends on my mood,not always prefer lady gaga
The scores to the Pirates of the Caribbean films, particularly the third one. The music is mostly inappropriate for the films, surprisingly juvenile, steals quite a bit of themes from previous Zimmer and Badelt scores, and those synthetic cellos still haunt my nightmares. And yet I can't help but enjoy the PotC themes every now and then, particularly that heart-wrenching love theme in the third OST. :)
Wait, what? I need you to elaborate on that one. ;) I thought the film was awesome, the score very appropriate and also had a very complex structure orchestrally and thematically.Quote:
Originally Posted by krissy
It seems your accidentally posted the wrong song.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quin 'n' Tonic
Haddaway - What is Love + Lyrics - YouTube
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Originally Posted by Kossage
yes i absolutely love it and it's brilliant
i just get a lot of flack irl for raving about this movie and the music as much as i do. but i've seen like 18 times and i still get chills during the flight training montage.
Clearly we must get you drunk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy Noodle Boy
STILL OF THE NIGHT, STILL OF THE NIGHT, STILL OF THE NIIIIIIIIGHT.
I'm a music slut. I listen to almost everything that's out there, and even if I hate an artist I can typically find a song that I like. Best example right now is Katy Perry. I think she sucks, she can't sing, she can't write, she's a complete tool, but (barring Kanye's solo) I think Extra Terrestrial is a kickass song.
Speaking of Kanye, I don't like him either, but Runaway is great.
I don't really like Wiz Kerfluffle and I don't like anything by him. Hmm. He may be an exception.
But the only thing I even feel slightly embarrassed by... okay. Here. YouTube - Broadcast Yourself
Who the hell doesn't listen to any of this stuff on a regualr basis? That's a third of my iPod right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharkythesharkdogg
Mine would probably be some Disney stuff, cause being a guy in his late 20s means you shouldn't know all the lyrics to the songs from The Jungle Book and the Little Mermaid. I also have the English soundtracks to Sailor Moon and Cardcaptors. Other weird songs I love that make my friends and GF go :stare: :
Lisa Stansfield - All Around the World ~ Makes me think of FFIV, don't ask...
Lady Gaga - Alejandro ~ Gaga has always been hit or miss for me, but I ended up liking the Fame Monster Album after I finally sat down and listened to it. Not to mention I can appreciate awesome parodies like this now. ;)
Cher - Believe ~ I use to karaoke this song at work. My octave range is apparently similar to Cher's. I'm not sure which one of us should be more disturbed by this statement. Maybe I was a drag queen in a previous life?
O-Zone - Despre Tine ~ Yes, I also have their infamous Dragostea Din Tei song, and I love it as well. I even did a cosplay skit to it with a friend at my anime convention. :D
Paula Abdul - Opposite's Attract ~ I love this video :)
Perry Como - Papa Loves Mambo
Not to mention Maria Carey, Journey, Jimmy Eat World, Jewel, Hootie and the Blowfish, and various others. Not to mention my iPod has the type of list where you'll be listening to some awesome video game track and then jump to one of the above songs I mentioned, only to jump into something like Bach or Mozart. My friends and co-workers tell me that my iPod is the embodiment of
guilty pleasure music. Like some dark labyrinth of cheesy oldies, showtunes, bad 80s music, and children TV show OSTs, as well bubblegum pop. Yes people, my iPod is where guilty pleasure music goes when it dies. :angel: :zombert:
YES, I approve. I love anything O-Zone ever did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Kanno