The soundtrack to my life

28 01 2007

Since I don’t have anything much to write here at the moment, I’ll steal a meme from Mr Brown, and experiment with the soundtrack to the movie to my life. It’s easy to do: look at the different themes, put your iPod or iTunes on shuffle, and note down the tunes as they come up! I wanted to do this a while ago, but had to wait until I’d rescued all my old music from my ailing Powerbook. And remember – BE HONEST! No editing allowed!

  • Opening Credits:
    Abie Baby/Fourscore, Hair-Original Soundtrack
    “All men are created equal”
  • Waking Up:
    Agarijo, Tsuwa / Omiya . arranged by Taylor and Gordon, Ryukyu Underground
    Hmm, ok, might be a chilled-out start to the day
  • First Day At School:
    Thien Mi Ti Ai, Sally, Buddha Bar Presents Flying Carpet
  • Falling In Love:
    Cordero De Dios – Bulerías, Paco Peña, Misa Flamenca
  • Fight song:
    Spark The Sound, Blood Is Shining, (not sure where this is from)
    Hehe, seems quite appropriate>
  • Breaking Up:
    Satyam Shivam Sundaram, Thievery Corporation Feat. Gunjan, The Cosmic Game
  • Prom:
    Comptine D’un Autre Été: L’après Midi, Yann Tiersen, Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain
    Oooh, a bit cheesy, but OK…
  • Life’s OK:
    Tande M Tande – Listen To Me, Boukman Eksperyans, Kalfou Danjere – Dangerous Crossroads
    Hmm, going off track a bit here…
  • Mental breakdown:
    Tinker Of Rye (Part 2), Paul Giovanni, The Wicker Man
    … but recovering somehat here…
  • Driving:
    Yizhihua, Chen Jun, Erhu Classics:
    … oops, driving to erhu music? I don’t think so!
  • Flashback:
    I’r Llwyn Banadl, Aled Lloyd Davies, Gwin Hen a Newydd
    Oooh, but spookily appropriate here.
  • Getting Back Together:
    Suite In Rast, Sufis, The Music Of Islam, Volume 9 – Mawlawiyah Music Of The Whirling Dervishes
    Eeerm… no.
  • Wedding:
    Hello Dolly, Louis Armstrong, 100 Years Of Cinema – Soundtrack Collection (Disc 2)
  • Birth of Child:
    (Lookin For) The Heart Of Saturday Night, Tom Waits, Asylum Years
    Hahahaha!
  • Final Battle:
    In The Bath, Lemon Jelly, The Chillout Session (Disc 1)
    Oh noooooo! NOOOOOOOO! How less appropriate could you get????
  • Death Scene:
    Das Main Ki Pyar Wichon – Lal Chand Yamla Jatt
    , Various Artists, 50 Glorious Yrs. Of Punjabi Music VOL 1
  • Funeral Song:
    Suhe WE Cheere Waliye, Surinder Kaur & Parkash Kaur, 50 Glorious Yrs. Of Punjabi Music Vol 2
  • End Credits:
    Can’t Help Lovin’ That Man, Trudy Richards, The Adventures Of Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert
    I don’t remember ever buying this album… where did this come from????

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28 01 2007
Muskie

The songs are randomly chosen? I would never let the soundtrack to my life be randomly chosen.

You know you can use smart playlists and careful ranking and classification to improve the Party Shuffle. It is a lot of work and you’ll never be done or have things perfect, especially if you own hundreds of CDs…

Priscilla Queen of the Desert was a great movie and a good sound track.

“No fucking Abba!”

29 01 2007
Emlyn

Sure, they’re randomly chosen – it’s just for a laugh, and the incongruity of some of what comes up is the joke, although sometimes it’s scary how appropriate other selections can be. But this isn’t the /real/ soundtrack of my life, for sure…

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