Watching Ghost World

The Lost Song pt. 2 by Anathema is my favorite song right now. I've been listening to it every night since I got it a week ago.

Watching See No Evil

Incognito by John Ottman.

Watching The Grapes of Death (1978)

Listening to Ys SILVER ANNIVERSARY EDITION -Music From the History of Ys-

Generally, Frasier for the Nth time. Lecture videos for a course currently though.

The Devil Inside (2012)

listening: Genesis - Selling England by the pound

I'm listening to Nomeansno - Wrong album

Watching: Frontier(s)

Watching The Soup LIVE! from my DVR

Deep Purple Made in Japan SuperDeluxe Box Set, and next tuesday night I'll be enjoying them Live in their "Now What?!" Tour.

I can't wait!

Currently listening to the Fire Emblem Awakening OST while playing Smash Bros. Too good!

Listening to The Machine by Tom Raybould
Watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Watching Dr. Giggles

Thomas Bergersen - Before time :)

Watching The Lift (1983)

I'm actually binge-watching The Mindy Project (I had pretty low expectations and it turned out to be pretty good!)

Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi feat. Jack White - The Rose With the Broken Neck. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk1XS-74J2U)

Watching The Bone Collector (1999)

Currently listening to "Stoick's Ship" by John Powell from HTTYD2, and am about to watch Gracepoint episode 8 ;P

Ghostkeeper (1981)

Currently listening to the "Swinging Gospel" album :)

Watching The Purge: Anarchy

Watching John Wick.

Watching Maleficent

Watching FURY

Green Packers Vs Detroit Lions (NFL)

I'm currently watching Xena season 5, I love that Gabrielle

Watching Interstellar BoYkA release

Watching Burnt Offerings (1976)

Kuroko third season

Watching Apollo 13 (1995)

"Through the Wormhole" season 1, episode 1.

I kind of just skimmed it once it started going into too much details how the universe is like an Easy Bake Oven.
I tried skimming parts of the second episode.

Nope.

It's just a random collage of philosophical analogies that can subtitute fortune cookies.
All the cutesie little analogies they build up to, are things you'd expect to use a social drinking parties and deliver them with a Bill Paxton grin and nod (not the loveable Bill Paxton (Twister), but the real douchy Bill Paxton where he likes to smile and nod until you get it and give him an orgasm of "oooh that's so clever!").

The writing to get from point A to point Z is really just a messy, incoherent trip through a schizo's map of what's "tangeable" only to a schizo.

Watching this show is more for blondes who take psychology in college just to "feel smart".
I feel bad for Morgan Freeman though. But, a job is a job, I guess. You either get busy living or get busy dying.

:sad: from the looks of this show running, I guess he opted for the latter. :sad:

Listening to Sonic Tap: Ink'd on Direct TV

Watching Conan, listening to Organ Variation from INTS during commercial while I heat up some chicken

Watching Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014)

Just finished watching Red vs Blue : Project Freelancer. First, it's not as tongue in cheek ott etc etc as the rest of the series. It's a pretty good sci fi action imo. Second, it was good to see Tex again and find out more backstory of her and the rest of Project Freelancer.

Watching Supernatural Season 8

Watching Wrestlemania I

Currently listening to the Ipcress File and watching The Towering Inferno.

watching The Green Mile.
Japanese BD import.

The quality on this beast.

Sia - Chandelier !

Watching Dragon Ball S5, "Enter Kami-sama!!"

just finished watching Dracula: Untold.

watching the end credits right now.
It's not Djawadi's best work. I can hear what people complain about him now.

The choir cues where Vlad drinks the blood of the Master Vampire is pretty neat.

Listening to my Monster's University FYC Score that just arrived :)

Final Fantasy 5 OST. I couldn't get it out of my mind, so I decided to listen to it.

Every time I listen to it, it starts putting me to sleep :P not in game though

Devil Inside, INXS

Party Down South, season 2, episode 9.

Bahahaha. Stars and suns in a drunken stupor.
It's the fun douchy reality TV.

Watching Jacob's Ladder.

Listening to the end credits to Transformers (2007).
It's complete crap.
Nothing but commercially licensed music. :notgood:
Only a 1:15 left, doubt there's going to be any of Jablonsky's score to finish off the credits.

Well, I hope the other ones are at least salvagable for end credits.

Listening to Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (IMAX version) in the background with the center channel muted.

It is freaking me out! The music is going all nicely with general sfx going off, like cars, planes, etc.
But then all of a sudden when they get to their first Decepticon, Scavenger, the sfx of him breaking out just blares unexpectedly.

You'd think you know the movie and know when to expect the surrounding channels to blare, but nope.

You get too into the music and minor sfx that you forget everything in the center channel and get surprised by major sfx that bleed into the surround sound channels.

It is really cool, however, for every other aspect of the sfx for the bots.
The slow motion scenes, the transformations, the subtle movements. The sound design is just ear-tingly. :awsm:

... I just hope they didn't ruin the end credits in this one with more commercial music "from and inspired by". :notgood:

EDIT: The movie also way more tolerable with Sam's voice muted. :laugh:

Bonnie & Clyde John Debney

Watching Annabelle

Wuthering Heights by Sakamoto.

Now watching Sweet Sixteen (1983)

hearing the ace combat series OSTs. right now, on ace combat 2.

Modern Family

Rammstein : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr7ymJwx4-Q

Godzilla, but I am about to watch the new Arrow and Flash episodes.

30 rock

Watching Sleepwalkers (1992)

Night Of The Living Dead (Various Artists) (1968) (1982) (Varese Sarabande)

Lockdown's Flossy Interstellar FYC

The King's Speech (Desplat). And later tonight, Lincoln & War Horse (the Maestro John Williams).

Into The Woods (vocal deluxe OST, minus the score tracks; not the instrumental iTunes).

It's just so catchy and the symphonic upgrade over the original Broadway recording from 1880 is a nice touch.
One of the things I love about musical adaptations to film is the music upgrade.

I notice a lot of musicals will add electric guitars to their 25th Anniversary.

Kind of wish they'd do 2 versions: one for todays' children and one for old-school people but with all the upgraded music sans Johnny Marr. (I don't know who, but if I want to hear a metal version of the musical, I'd go to youtube where that one guy does all the awesome metal covers).

This and I got no regrets, my ears are quite enjoying it..

Finale - The Lone Ranger (by Hans Zimmer) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZIVphczMbY)

What's to regret about that? I'm always down to give that a listen. According to iTunes, I've listened to it 30 times. Do the math and that's 300 minutes. No shame, no regrets.

Check out Starkid on iTunes! I love their music! They do parodies of Harry Potter, Starship Troopers, Aladdin and others! Look for "A Very Potter Musical" or "Twisted"

This and I got no regrets, my ears are quite enjoying it..

Finale - The Lone Ranger (by Hans Zimmer) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZIVphczMbY)



What's to regret about that? I'm always down to give that a listen. According to iTunes, I've listened to it 30 times. Do the math and that's 300 minutes. No shame, no regrets.

I've listened to the the first half of the end credits 58 times. It contains my favorite parts of the score Finale, Silver & Absurdity themes, and presented over the William Tell Overture tempo. I love it. :)

actually i'm rewatching saint seiya

Listening to Zelda Links Awakening Soundtrack,what a funny song to almost finish on, it sounds like the death music or something. The last one is the end credits.

Then I'll be onto the Chrono Trigger soundtrack. enjoyed :)

Nappy Roots - Headz Up (Refried)

Watching The Ouija Experiment: Theater of Death aka The Ouija Resurrection (2015)

watching how i met your mother
listening to the gaslamp killer

Tonight! ''The Flash & Supernatural''. I'm ready.

Now Spinning! The Dark Knight Rises, Bane suite. I love it. :)

Now Spinning! The Dark Knight Rises, Bane suite. I love it. :)

"Spinning" implies that you're listening to it on vinyl, which the Bane Suite has never been released on :p

Last thing was the final boss theme from DuckTales: Remastered.

Oh now i'm onto game remixes. OcRemix - Audio Engineering (A Tribute to Cid) I think sometimes remixes take away from the purity of the original, but in this case, there's some well thought out features and they do make me tearful upon remembering this beloved character in FF.

Watching St. Vincent

"Spinning" implies that you're listening to it on vinyl, which the Bane Suite has never been released on :p

Well, I meant in general. I enjoyed everything from this score (OST, the complete score, Z+ app). ;)

Just now, listening to The Da Vinci Code. And, eagerly waiting tonight for V I K I N G S season 3 premiere.

Euphoria from Rave Racer.

All the way through Williams' Raiders (from the Concorde Collection) for the first time in…what…a decade, perhaps? I prefer the original, shorter album presentation, frankly.

watching De rouille et d'os

I'm watching my eyelids. Good night

Listening to:

The Ultimate Pink Panther Original Motion Picture Soundtracks (1964-1993) (2004) FLAC

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I just finished watching the 4 Karate Kids, oh boy that was a TORTURE !!!
At the end of the series you are ready to kill Miyagi !!!!

For me only the first worked the others were unnecessary, i don`t know what Avildsen was thinking but they are TERRIBLE !!!!!

LOL that was hilarious and quite spot on I agree.

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Miyagi in real life killed himself with booze.

Watching The Shaft (2001)

Watched 28 Days Later followed by 28 Weeks later. Again.

Listening to the Xenoblade (Chronicles) soundtrack

Watching The Director's Chair. Robert Rodriguez is interviewing John Carpenter. Good stuff.

For whatever reason, it's Nino Rota day:

Romeo & Juliet (Nic Raine re-recording)
The Taming of the Shrew
Waterloo
The Godfather
The Godfather II
The Abdication

Watching The Intruders (2015)

Watching Mad Men (season 6)

O my gosh,, i sjust found my favourite game music ever. I remember wild arms to be really jazz like, just like, oh gosh, forgot the name of it, Cowboy Bebop. I had no idea music like this existed.

Anyway, right now, Im listening to Wild Arms 4 - Nightless City Guara Bobelo

I don't think they came here, not that I'm aware of.

P.S: I dont get why there's the almost jarring of the two themes coming together. is it explained in the game?

Mission Impossible franchise (films).

Mostly all of them suck for end credits. Commericialized music and crap.
Some stupid variations on the theme that doesn't need to be remixed.

The first film has a minute of Elfman's score.
The opening can be edited, the Paramount logo sequence.

I think for all of them, the main titles (although brief) can be edited, too.

Fred Durst can suck it.

Watching: Salem. First season. Very good. Dark and twisted, two of my favorite flavors.

DuckTales Remastered Soundtrack - Mount Vesuvius

I'm listening to a soundtrack for Fighter games out there (no KoF however) It's called Apex 2015, from OcRemix, their latest album, available for free! (just search for it online)

Watched Luther again.

Listening to the Monument Valley soundtrack.

Watched The Amazing Spiderman 2 last night. Boy did it leave me heart-wrenching at the end

I've been listening to Kingdom Hearts 2.5 Remix OST. it's fascinating to say, but there's some rather simple themes that are sufficiently different from the variations that precede it (though the soundtrack gets a bit predictable) the ones that have stood out to me so far (apart from the natural ones like the beginning songs, and Organisation XIII themes) are "Cloud chasers" and "floating in bliss" though I can't remember where these fit in the game progression.

I also got a fit for OWA. To be fair, i think Sephiroth gets a bit of flack here. Why can't he just be an evil guy that is somewhat scitz about Cloud? I think he plays the part perfectly with His wanting to destroy everything.

And "Swim this Way" i'm glad they put that in there.

My looped version of Transparency from Ridge Racer 7.

Hello, everyone...

This is my first actual post in any part of the forum, so I hope you will bear with me. This is a really great site and I really enjoy all the wonderful music very much.
Lately I have been listening to a great deal of Italian spaghetti western and giallo soundtracks of the '60's and '70's...as for viewing, I'm currently revisiting my collections
of Japanese SF and horror films and Mexican horror films of the '50's and '60's.

Just out of curiosity: are there any soundtracks extant from these Mexican horror films such as "El Vampiro" or "The Brainiac"? I would be very interested in that.

I also enjoy classic science fiction and horror films from the silents through the '70's, both high quality and 'cheesy' and their accompanying scores...and classic TV
series and their soundtracks as well, in all genres, from all countries.

Thank you for this opportunity to write and please keep up the wonderful work. :)

Uncle Bela

Xmas music on a new station in upstate NY.


http://santa1057.com/listen-live/

24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days, station owners say it's not a joke.

Me thinks maybe an early April Fool's joke that will run till April 1st.

Watching Jessabelle (2014)

Darude - Sandstorm (JS 16 Remix)

Watching Predestination

I am currently watching Gerry Anderson's "Stingray" [1964]...love it, and Barry Gray's music too!! :)

Last thing I watched was the dvd of The Anna Nicole Smith musical.

I'm listening to the Battleship soundtrack, which I love.

I'm also reading Mein Kampff, a compelling fanfiction by Adolf Hitler.

Last thing I watched was the dvd of The Anna Nicole Smith musical.

I'm listening to the Battleship soundtrack, which I love.

I'm also reading Mein Kampff, a compelling fanfiction by Adolf Hitler.

Listening to my Battleship disc as I type this.

Watching Troll 3

Cinderella (Patrick Doyle)

V.I.C. - Wobble. Popular song at work, actually. Seen old folks dance to it.

Time does fly! A week ago I was sitting at front row waiting for Chicago to begin their Concert, it was my third Chicago Concert.

The first was in April 2011 at the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando, I was lucky enough and have the great oportunity to watch them there while I was in my honeymoon!

Honest Trailers - The Maze Runner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNfZJuz_1Bk

Yep. Never could finish watching that film sober.
I'm older generation.
Teen action/drama/horror flicks for me were more like Hackers, Empire Records, Scream, and Final Destination.
And I Know What You Did Last Summer for a good comedy/horror.
More comedy than anything.
They barely had to change anything to parody it in Scary Movie. :laugh:

Darude - Passing By

Xmen - Days of Future Past

I watched two great films last night: Allen Baron's "Blast Of Silence" [1961] and Cornel Wilde's "The Naked Prey" [1966]...great soundtracks as well!

Poltergeist III Joe Renzetti (1988)

Now We Are Free W&D Chill Down Mix (Song Remade from Gladiator Now We Are Free)

Mark Knopfler Tracker (2015) (Mercury Records)

I am currently listening to many terrific soundtracks by the great Ronald Stein [1930 - 1988]...I enjoy them all but my favorites are "Spider Baby" [1964] and "The Haunted Palace" [1963]...an underrated and highly creative composer. :)

Uncle Bela

Watching Honeymoon (2014)

This weekend I will revisit the two "Dark Shadows" films of the '70's and the terrific scores by Robert Cobert. :)

Watching The Affair

Forest from Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Hidden Treasure for the Genesis.

Watching Cellar Dweller (1988)

I listened to the sound of raking and picking up leaves for nearly 3 straight hours.

Just watched Once upon a time in china, IMO an eternal classic of martial art cinema.

The Duchess (Rachel Portman)

I will soon be watching Interstellar in IMAX 1080p when it's finished downloading :D

I'm in bed with my iPod. Time to finish watching Iron Man again, having watched the first half about a month ago... It just gets better every time. :D

I will soon be watching Interstellar in IMAX 1080p when it's finished downloading :D

Forget it guys, it's 720x400. No thanks.

I will soon be watching Interstellar in IMAX 1080p when it's finished downloading :D

Ditto.


Forget it guys, it's 720x400. No thanks.

The Blu-ray image and the remux are here. 1080p.

The Blu-ray image and the remux are here. 1080p.

I am not downloading a 47GB file

I am not downloading a 47GB file

The floodgates are open now. Smaller encodes are just round the corner. And considering the interest in this release, it's only a matter of hours.

There's already 2, 8, 9, 15 and 17 gig versions out in varied resolutions, bitrates and formats.

Ya I saw those. I just want a reasonably-sized 1920x1080 (meaning IMAX, not that 800 bullshit) mp4 Blu-ray rip. There'll be more tomorrow

Just finished Iron Man.

Along with Inception, that has to be the most perfect ending to a film ever conceived. I remember laughing out loud when I watched it for the first time. It's utter genius.

Ya I saw those. I just want a reasonably-sized 1920x1080 (meaning IMAX, not that 800 bullshit) mp4 Blu-ray rip. There'll be more tomorrow

There's already GER and EUR releases. And I think ones not labeled are USA releases.
ISO images and remuxes so far. Not seen any encodes yet.

But all screenshots show IMAX scenes in 1.78:1 instead of 2.35:1.

Note that run times won't indicate really if they're theatrical or IMAX theatrical with the different run times.
International releases have different logos in the beginning, and some times 24fps and not 23.976fps.

Who Dump from The Grinch (PSX) Soundtrack

just go a 720p IMAX version of Interstellar. I may not be 1080p, but still a good copy

just go a 720p IMAX version of Interstellar. I may not be 1080p, but still a good copy

Download a 1080p copy. They're all over the place, now. It's a sin to not watch this movie in 1080p

Watching Dear Mr Gacy (2010)

Listening to A Walk In The Clouds (Maurice Jarre) (1995) (2012) cd at the moment.

Listening to "Stormy Weather", a musical released in the forties. The blu-ray available from Twilight Time includes the isolated score.
Kritzerland released the complete soundtrack this month.

Listening to "Stormy Weather", a musical released in the forties. The blu-ray available from Twilight Time includes the isolated score.
Kritzerland released the complete soundtrack this month.

I love Cab Calloway.

Fats Waller was great too although he died shortly after this release.

Download a 1080p copy. They're all over the place, now. It's a sin to not watch this movie in 1080p

Just removed the 720p version with the 1080p version.... BA-BAM!!!!!!!

Just removed the 720p version with the 1080p version.... BA-BAM!!!!!!!

It is very LOUD.

Yeah, (INTERSTELLAR). You read that right. ;)

I love Cab Calloway.

Fats Waller was great too although he died shortly after this release.

So do I.
This is a magnificent soundtrack and Lena Horne was in my humble opinion a great actress, her voice is magnificent, she was beautiful, too bad MGM did use this lady only in a few movies (Cabin in the Sky ...).

Watching an old favorite today! Decided to watch "The Chipmunk Adveture" while the expanded soundtrack finishes up. :)

The first twenty-five minutes of The Frighteners was all I could take, while Elfman's relentlessly gyrating score was annoying after just five. What a dreadful film.

Winner's Jig from Chocobo Racing.

Gave Empire a chance. Regretted it. Tried Outlander instead. Didn't hate it.

Listened to the Outlander soundtrack. Which has the best theme I've heard this year so far.

Listening to Iron Man and realizing I should stop procrastinating (something I excel at) and get to work on this

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Listened to the Outlander soundtrack. Which has the best theme I've heard this year so far.

The movie or the show? I love both of them. ;)

Taking a break.......

Watching......... "Look Simba! Everything The Light Touches Is Our Kingdom."

Teknopera from Rave Racer. My 60 minute version of it, being one of my top 12 racing themes.

The movie or the show? I love both of them. ;)

The show.

Watching Modern Family with my Dad

The Legend Of Bagger Vance (Rachel Portman) (2000)

Monty Python's Flying Circus on you-tube

Wall•E (Thomas Newman)

Listening to an episode of TMNT (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dN3xY0E1Yy8) (the 2003 one) with the dialogue removed. Loved this show as a kid, and it's cool to hear the episodes' music as it was heard in each episode.

Nitro Mantra from Ridge Racer 6.

The Beatles: The Black Album as featured in "Boyhood"

The Bride (1985), followed by Jacob's Ladder (1990). Maurice Jarre, of course.

Skyfall Adele CD Single.

Legal eagles Elmer Bernstein.

Bolt (2008) score by John Powell, one of my favs and present in my childhood, I can hum all the songs by heart. Finally just got it in FLAC.

You got the sessions in FLAC?

Watching Fortitude, listening to various film scores.

Watching the third season of Banshee after doing Paddington and Master and Commander: Far Side of the World.

Listened to the Strange Days soundtrack

Well, not exactly current, but I watched Wicked City(1987)on VHS two days ago. I thought it was really good. Spider-Lady was the creepiest thing in that OVA. >_>

Watched Netflix's The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (very disappointed) and Mixology (which I loved), currently listening to the Lost River OST

Listening to my favorite symphonic rock band, Nightwish. :)

Watched Green Card, Waitress, the second season of Masters of Sex and Leviathan.

Listened to the CHAPPiE score and some Fiona Apple.

and some Fiona Apple.

Yeah, we all have to channel our inner Joes sometimes

Listened to a bunch of various stuff on my MP3 player for the last 6 hours, but the very last thing I listened to was Ghost Ship from Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Hidden Treasure for the Genesis.

THE COMEDY CENTRAL ROAST OF JUSTIN BIEBER

At the movies for the 30th Anniversary screening of The Breakfast Club

The latest Better Call Saul followed by the first season of Mozart In The Jungle, which is prolly first Amazon series I don't dislike.

Need a will? Call McGill

Cursed Caverns from the Sonicesque Vol. 4 soundtrack.

Need a will? Call McGill

This one had Trevor (the one from GTA V) in it, it was awesome.

I know the character but idk who voiced him. I watched my friends play V the weekend it came out and that was it. It's the weekend I went to visit them in LA (where the game is also based and modeled after, so that was cool seeing LA in GTA and then seeing it for the first time in real life the next day). I'm so out of the loop with modern-day video games. Shit, I still play Super Smash on my N64 several times a week. I'm old school

Steven Ogg voices Trevor.

Assuming that you've seen the latest BCS,

the guy with the guns who gets schooled by Mike.

Sitting here on my butt debating what to watch for the next few minutes here......

After hearing such good songs in the music rumble, I decided to listen to the "A Link to the Past" soundtrack, currently playing through VLC. good times! I'm still getting into the groove of the songs.

The Dukes of Hazzard (2005) unrated HD-DVD version... :erm: Don't know why I really downloaded it...
Not sure why it was even made in the first place.

I mean I worked a job with nothing but rednecks who watched it and loved it.
Spoilered for size.


Get to that scene, the rednecks didn't know what that scene meant.
It took a Viking-descendant to tell them about it.
He ended up wasting his time trying to educate them. :laugh:

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Dukes of Hazzard REDEEMED!!



Turns out, there's quite a few people from Super Troopers in TDOH.
IMDb: Most Popular People Credited in "The Dukes of Hazzard (2005)" And Credited in "Super Troopers (2001)" (http://www.imdb.com/search/name?roles=tt0377818,tt0247745)

And a Super Troopers 2 has been announced.
Jay Chandrasekhar - IMDb (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0151540/)

:awsm:

I know what I'm watching right after this crapfest.

:awsm:

SYRUP CHUGGING!!!

I love this show. :sad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFNXVh928Wk&hd=1

I think it's self-mutiliation week or something...

Dexter Morgan's (adoptive) dad, back when he was immortal...


The bluray transfer is horrid.
I think the DVD was better. Hell, maybe even the VHS was better.
This makes the Predator Ultimate Hunter Edition look like diamonds.

Having the subwoofer on doesn't do much for fight scenes. A couple punches make it through.
The music is a lot quiet than I remember. :erm:

The dialogue is just as cheesy as I remember.
There were quite a few minutes of mouthing the lines with the bad guys.

I think it only got worse when I decided to read the trivia on IMDb...

Guess what I just purchased....... *cough* *cough*

Guess what I just purchased....... *cough* *cough*

Best Buy exclusive?

Guess what I just purchased....... *cough* *cough*
Cough drops?

Best Buy exclusive?

A house doctor to check your prostate.

Kashmir

All's Faire In Love Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2013) (Jeff Cardoni)

Just finished listening to Inception (Complete Score) which I listen while I work out. Furious 7 Score as of now.

Watching Eddie Romero's Philippine "Blood" movies of the late '60's and early '70's. Fun stuff. :)

A MIDI version of 1m7b Out There from HTTYD by John Powell that I've just finished partially arranging for string quartet. At 01:56AM. Time for bed.

My vinyl rip of Electric Light Orchestra's 1979 classic, Don't Bring Me Down

:roflspock:
Just finished Star Trek TOS, 2x19: The Immunity Syndrome.
By production date, not air date.

It's the episode where 'treknod' emote originates.
:treknod:

:happycroc: I love this show.

Gold Rush from Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex.

Watched the first season of How To Make It In America (not bad,execution's a little loose maybe).

Listening to HTTYD2 score again. Love it.

My vinyl rip of Electric Light Orchestra's 1979 classic, Don't Bring Me Down

The only ELC I know is Mr Blue Sky... because of Megamind! I love Hans' take on it for the end credits too. He's such a genius.

The only ELC I know is Mr Blue Sky... because of Megamind! I love Hans' take on it for the end credits too. He's such a genius.

You know it. Everybody knows Don't Bring Me Down. It was in Super 8. Twice.

http://youtu.be/-rD-0tlGGPo

And it's ELO ;)

You know it. Everybody knows Don't Bring Me Down. It was in Super 8. Twice.

http://youtu.be/-rD-0tlGGPo

And it's ELO ;)

I don't know that one (and do I need to tell you that I haven't seen Super 8 yet?), but the beginning guitars remind me of (a very slow version of) "Would I"...

http://http://youtu.be/r_flnq17x5g (http://youtu.be/r_flnq17x5g)

The Greatest Miracle by McKenzie.

Watched (binge, as always) the second season of How To Make It In America. And now I miss it.

Listened to the brilliant ‎Hurry Up, We're Dreaming from M83 and some tracks off of Homework from the robots.

Listened to the brilliant ‎Hurry Up, We're Dreaming from M83

One of my favorite albums ever. I just had someone PM me requesting the vinyl rip of that and Saturdays = Youth

Listening to:

Milano Trema: La Polizia Vuole Giustizia (Guido De Angelis~Maurizio De Angelis) (1973) (2007)

One of my favorite albums ever. I just had someone PM me requesting the vinyl rip of that and Saturdays = Youth

Raconte-moi une histoire is amazing. Every time. It's weird and shouldn't really work here but somehow it does. That kid is just magic.

And of course all the others are awesome too.
I could listen to Midnight City forever.


Oh and keeping in spirit of the thread, listening now, to some deadmau5, "The Veldt".

The only ELC I know is Mr Blue Sky... because of Megamind! I love Hans' take on it for the end credits too. He's such a genius.

I have an extensive ELO collection if you ever get a hankering to expand your ELO awareness.

Vivaldi -- Four Seasons "Winter III" -- Allegro dxd
About to go see Furious 7

Vivaldi -- Four Seasons "Winter III" -- Allegro dxd
About to go see Furious 7

I'm currently learning 3rd Movement of Spring for my exam in Summer. One of my all-time favourites of the baroque period.

And I'm lazing around listening to some fresh Madeon after watching the Penny Dreadful pilot (which was not as interesting as I was led to believe).

I'm currently listening to RED 2 by Silvestri whilst getting my hands mucky cleaning out soiled newspaper and straw from the chicken coop.

Mikl�s R�zsa's Quo Vadis (complete score re-recording) (1951)

Exile Vilify while I lay in bed this morning thinking about the past.

Here I Go Again from Whitesnake.

Taken 3 (extended)

My Blu-ray copy of The Passion. Currently at the flogging scene which is the only film where I have to skip something due to the graphic nature. Time to heat up last night's pizza...

My Blu-ray copy of The Passion. Currently at the flogging scene which is the only film where I have to skip something due to the graphic nature. Time to heat up last night's pizza...

Same here, I also was listening to my La-La Land copy of the complete score with my sister.

And now! Playing the Bible (Zimmer/Balfe), and eagerly waiting for the ''A.D. The Bible Continues'' premiere tonight.


Happy Easter, everyone. :D

It's not currently, but I finally watched Interstellar for the first time last night. Man, it was good! I'd already listened to the score a couple times through, so I thought that I had a pretty good idea of where the film would go musically, but really the score is best listened to as a complement to the film, as opposed to so many others where removing the music really doesn't change much. The film adds so much more depth to the score and vice versa.

I was a little confused when 23 years passed while on Miller's planet, since 7 years passed per hour and it didn't seem like they were on it for very much time at all... but maybe they rode the wave for a while.

I admit there were a couple instances where I had to check the runtime - that movie is long! - but ultimately I was more than impressed by it. Definitely want to see it again soon.

About to watch my Interstellar Blu-ray for the first time. I've only seen a 1080p MP4 torrent, so this will be way better :D

Easter so I'm listening to this:

Mikl�s R�zsa - The Twelve Choruses [Intrada MAF 7134] (2014)

Listening to a Rurouni Kenshin remix called "The Man with the Reverse Bladed Sword" which is a medley of songs from the TV series. Of all the songs that are in it, i liked Starless which runs at the start of it (I had to search for the name)

Wild, the Reese Witherspoon movie.

Just finished Unbroken and incredibly disappointed by it. : /
The first half is much better since it's a story.
The camp story focuses too much on scenic shots that make it a wallpaper movie.
Utterly bored by the end, I was so glad to shut it off.

The Water Diviner is a much better film.
Lovable all the way through.

That's what happens when Angelina Jolie directs a film :/

Listening to Interstellar as I head to bed. Good night, world......

Seek & Destroy from Metallica.

Seek & Destroy from Metallica.

Great album.

That's what happens when Angelina Jolie directs a film :/

:this:

It would be better if it was just him growing up with his brother.
The family story was sweet and nice.
Keep the POW story 5 minutes then follow up with him getting married.

Who the hell was she? I don't care who he married.
Was she one of the women he was staring from under the bleachers?

The other guy who survived and got sent to another camp, there was no reunion of the two.

He seems like a smug asshole. WAY TO GO JOLIE!



Can't stand this century.
Going back to Star Trek TOS where things made more sense with a lot less money.
And a lot less Jolie. :smrt:

Voulez-Vous -ABBA

I got impatient and jumped ahead (warp factor 9) straight to Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

Watched it really fricken loud! Quite a sight to behold.
Absolutely amazing as a Star Trek story and introduction to the film franchise.
I don't get the heavy criticism it received.
It felt more like a 2 hour episode.

Inside V'ger, the atmospheric sounds are bombastically loud. Not nearly as advanced a sound design if it were remade today, but it's loud enough to immerse you in the very same sking as the landing party.

An incredible machine with incredibly frightening designs.

It was so intense in the last half hour of the film. I've never felt so exhilerated since I watched First Contact in theaters.

As long as several scenes were, I think they really helped produce the eerie setting that the Enterprise (and, as usual, humanity) was facing.
The gravity of the mission never felt so apocalyptic and fragile.

It was really damn good to hear Goldsmith's themes come to life in the first 10 minutes of the film.
:sad: I got so emotional seeing the revised Enterprise for the first time.
I can only imagine seeing this film in theaters and being equally compromised in all emotional facilities.

Now I can't wait to go through the rest of the films.
And the series.

EDIT: I should also note that I had watched the movie in the usual manner I watch most things today: interpolated to 48fps and utilizing ChromaDepth 3D (an indirect 3D manufactured display through appropriate glasses only; as in, not software/hardware converted 3D).

For an old film with different technology for special effects, I have to say that the ChromaDepth viewing was quite impressive and seemed to have served as a greater vessel of 3D viewing than most conventional 3D conversion methods today.
It was not entirely in the sense of usual depth perception like newer films, but more like old-styled anaglyph 3D where details were layered between depths.
All V'ger shots were extremely effective in utilizing the ChromaDepth 3D viewing, given they largely encompassed a blue atmosphere (where ChromaDepth works on separating by color, from Red to Blue).

Vikingman - Rodrigo Y Gabriela

Listening to my Man of Steel suite that I've been working on for almost a year.

About to start the season finale of Archer

Now I can't wait to go through the rest of the films.


You're in for one hell of a ride! The next three are brilliantly crafted stories... though you should watch "Space Seed" from TOS before watching the second film.

Raconte-moi une histoire is amazing. Every time. It's weird and shouldn't really work here but somehow it does. That kid is just magic.

And of course all the others are awesome too.
I could listen to Midnight City forever.


Oh and keeping in spirit of the thread, listening now, to some deadmau5, "The Veldt".

I meant to respond to this days ago. Raconte-Moi Une Histoire is one of the best tracks on the album. I thought it was weird the first few times I listened to it, but now I love it. The little girl is Zelly Meldal-Johnsen. She's the album's producer, Justin Meldal-Johnsen. And believe it or not, she showed up on stage to perform the song that night at The Hollywood Bowl. It was so awesome. After she did her part, she ran around on stage to each member of the band and danced around with them. Now I'm not nuts about kids nor am I one to speak fondly of them, but it was adorable. And later that night Susanne Sundf�r even showed up to perform Oblivion. It was an incredible concert.

I do like Midnight City and the crowd went nuts as soon as it started, but it's a little overrated to me. The radio has butchered it to death along with Reunion. My favorites are Intro, Wait, Raconte-Moi Une Histoire, My Tears Are Becoming A Sea, Another Wave from You, Steve McQueen, Echoes of Mine and of course, Outro.

And also in keeping with the spirit of the thread, listening to Interstellar on my newly iOS 8.3-updated iPhone 6 :D

Listening to my Rocky Balboa score BRrip... I still can't get over how 95% of the dialogue and SFX were isolated in the center channel. :D

Hannibal ''Gourmet Valse Tartare'', the film version is really good. ;)

You're in for one hell of a ride! The next three are brilliantly crafted stories... though you should watch "Space Seed" from TOS before watching the second film.

Sorely disappointed with most of The Final Frontier.
Shatner cannot direct. :laugh:

The dramatic part with McCoy and his father and the birth of Spock were nice scenes.
The camping scene were nice.
But the humor was too quickly placed in the script and the delivery far worse.
Felt like Shatner was trapped in the 60's TV set.

Loved 3, 4, and 6, however.
2 was always beloved.

I skimmed through Generations as I have seen it numerous times along with First Contact and Nemesis.
Insurrection is the one I have seen the least of the TNG franchise.

Yet, I right after The Voyage Home, I should have started watching TNG TV series so when I get to Generations, it'll be more fluid.
Like how Stargate worked out if you planned it right.

Back to finish off season 3 of TOS and catch up on the pilot that was never included in the packs that I grabbed.

And give the TAS a fun watch. :laugh:

Listening to Chromatic's latest single, "In Films" off their upcoming (and several times delayed already) album Dear Tommy :D

Watching The Song Of The South DVD.

Binge-ed The Killing in its entirety and the last couple of Archers (god, I love that show). Followed by the finale for Better Call Saul and the first few episodes of Penny Dreadful (it gets better after the pilot). Then quite recently, good ol' Jensen returned formally.

Listening to the Deus Ex: Human Revolution complete soundtrack.






I meant to respond to this days ago. Raconte-Moi Une Histoire is one of the best tracks on the album. I thought it was weird the first few times I listened to it, but now I love it. The little girl is Zelly Meldal-Johnsen. She's the album's producer, Justin Meldal-Johnsen.

Oh wow! I did not know that.
(or it's a very exciting typo)


And believe it or not, she showed up on stage to perform the song that night at The Hollywood Bowl. It was so awesome. After she did her part, she ran around on stage to each member of the band and danced around with them. Now I'm not nuts about kids nor am I one to speak fondly of them, but it was adorable. And later that night Susanne Sundf�r even showed up to perform Oblivion. It was an incredible concert.

Is there a recording of this? Sounds fun.


I do like Midnight City and the crowd went nuts as soon as it started, but it's a little overrated to me. The radio has butchered it to death along with Reunion.

I like Midnight City as well but I agree, it's way too overused in the media.

Watching The Song Of The South DVD.

We used to watch that as kids. My word, I haven't seen that film in a long, long time.

I always saw a brief part of it - "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" - on an old VHS tape full of Disney Sing-a-long songs when I was a kid. Never saw the film in its entirety since it's never been released in full on home video.

Watching the HD-DVD of The Mummy (1999).
The HDDVD is supposedly superior to the BD transfer, which the BD apparently got heavy DNR. :rolleyes: No surprise.

The Mummy Returns also got heavy DNR and no fix on bluray.
Got the HD-DVD of that, as well.

The Mummy 3 is okay on BD, though. There's no major concern of DNR in that one.
I imagine since it was made just yesterday and not 50 years ago like the first two, it's easier to transfer to BD by "studio standards".

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since it's never been released in full on home video.

Because there's a lot of controversey over it. It's like Mel Gibson created it.
Song of the South - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song_of_the_South#Controversies)

Disney has another controversial release from that era.
Some documentary about animals.

White Wilderness (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Wilderness_%28film%29#Controversy)
They kidnapped lemmings from their natural habitat and forced them off a cliff to kill them off start the now-believed concept that lemmings are suicidal.
I don't know about the video game, but I think it might be mocking Disney and perpetuating the lemmings/suicide myth just to laugh at Disney.

I always saw a brief part of it - "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" - on an old VHS tape full of Disney Sing-a-long songs when I was a kid. Never saw the film in its entirety since it's never been released in full on home video.

Not exactly true I still have the Japanese LaserDisc edition, albeit with subtitles during the songs.