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The soundtrack of your biography
Inspired in darklinensuit post about performers for your movie, list ten songs for the soundtrack of your movie version biography. Mine would be:
It never rains in Southern California (for my childhood) Twilight - ELO (for the early 80s) Bohemian Rhapsody (early 80s) Eye in the Sky (mid 80s) La Incondicional - Luis Miguel (for the late 80s) Tusk (my memories circa 1990) A Little Respect (early 90s) La Bilirrubina - Juan Luis Guerra (early 90s too) Silver Springs (circa 1997) Pina Colada song (2001) |
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I think these songs would have to be included in my bio:
Ordinary World-Duran Duran Storms-FM Fixing a Hole-Beatles Beautiful Night-Paul McCartney No More Lonely Nights-Paul McCartney Bitch-Meredith Brooks Two of Us-Beatles Perhaps a tune from Smoky Mountain Christmas-my all-time favorite movie lol.. These are just some songs that have been a part of my life in one way or another...I'm sure there are more..but I'm lazy and don't want to think of them at this moment |
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Mr. E's Beautiful Blues (the Eels) -- for my childhood among the carnival outlaws
I Want Out of the Circus (Cracker) -- for my running away from the circus at the age of 10 Never Going Back Again (FM) -- for that three-year gig as a gas station attendant and moonlighting as street corner acapella singer Graceland (Paul Simon) -- Hello, Memphis Get Off This (Cracker) -- For that brief early-20s slacker period Surrender the Rain (Lindsey) -- for my "lost summer" in the Caribbean followed by my stint in Budapest wishing I were in Prague Hey Bulldog (Beatles) -- for miscellaneous scenes as appropriate Love Is Amazing (traditional) -- well, you know... Not that Funny (FM) -- for my years as a newspaperman Everything (me) -- because, in the end, it all comes back to love and home. |
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This will be difficult
I'm So Afraid - Fleetwood Mac (My life story)
Holiday Road - Lindsey Buckingham (Because of family trips as a kid) Laugh - The Monkees (My sense of humour) Go Insane - Lindsey Buckingham (Gave me the power I needed) The Seeker - Dolly Parton ("I am a seeker, a poor, sinful creature, there is no weaker than I am...") Sing for the Common Man - Dolly Parton (Reminds me of my grandfather) Red Rover - Fleetwood Mac (Another song for my grandfather)
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**Christy** |
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This is a tuffie ~
Gypsy ~ Fleetwood Mac
Dancing Queen ~ Abba Missing ~ Everything But the Girl Silver Springs ~ Fleetwood Mac Sisters of the Moon ~ Fleetwood Mac Don't Stop Believing ~ Journey Little Suzi ~ Tesla Malibu ~ Hole Landslide ~ Fleetwood Mac Take it to the Limit ~ Eagles
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~ Catherine ~ "Everyone born in the month of February thinks they are right!" Quote from a lady at the table next to us at Don Pablo's!! http://www.myspace.com/catherinetuliano |
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Journey~"Stone In Love" or "Escape" (reminds me of one of the best parts of my childhood~~Running on my rollerskates and my love of music)
Fleetwood Mac~"Say You Love Me" or "Dreams" (Being driven to school and singing along to these songs because my mom was, little did I know at six and seven years old that this band would have a future impact on me) Queen~Another "One Bites The Dust" (Playing this song for band on my flute back in 1981, I ran out and got the Greatest Hits album and saw the movie Flash Gordon on cable are all memories of things I liked then and even now) Van Halen~"Hot Summer Nights" (Summertime at a Van Halen concert with someone I loved at the time) Lindsey Buckingham~"Holiday Road" (1983 Dick Clark's American Bandstand featured the music video and I was watching this on my brand new Black and white TV as I was without TV for 2 years!!) Jann Arden~"Insensitive" ( Reminds me of many karoake nights I participated in and this was my song. It took on later meaning when I liked someone who did not return my feelings.) Fleetwood Mac~"Hold Me" ( A reintroduction to the band via a neighbor and MTV- a music video that changed my life! Thought that Lindsey was one hot looking dude and thought the band was pretty frickin' cool!) Big Country~"In A Big Country" ( driving around with my mom and her boyfriend at the time and his two kids, looking for sites to take scenery pictures) Patty Griffiin~"Christina" (my friend Angie bought the album Flaming Red and played the song for me, I thought it was Ok until I started listening to a tape she made for me later on. I love the discovery of something new!)
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~~~~Christa~~~~ "Live, Eat and Breathe Music...." Unleashed 2009 |
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In no particular order...
My Ruin - Bravenet Stevie - DTBIC (7th grade. Bad times. -_-) FM - Everybody Finds Out (current) My Ruin - June 10th (in honor of December 10th & 11th, 2003) ....and that's all I can think of. lol. I'm bad at these things. |
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Lay Your Hands on Me - Thompson Twins (my first favorite band. I was 2.)
Hold Me - Fleetwood Mac (my first Mac memory) Step by Step - New Kids on the Block (elementary school) Someday- Mariah Carey (elementary school) Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana (middle school) You Oughta Know - Alanis Morrisette (high school) Possession - Sarah McLachlan (high school) Say You Will Be There - Spice Girls (high school) Silver Springs - Fleetwood Mac (high school) and because I can only post one more to make ten.... Miss Jackson - Outkast (will always remind me of college) And I have to add one more because it will always remind me of a college boyfriend... Who's Gunna Drive You Home? - The Cars Last edited by Merf; 04-13-2004 at 08:28 PM.. |
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In no particular order:
I Am A Rock-Simon and Garfunkel Beat's So Lonley-Charlie Sexton She's A Rainbow-Rolling Stones (had an old boyfriend sing this to me once while dancing me around his apartment...sweetest moment ever) Black-Pearl Jam Storms-Fleetwood Mac Best Of What's Around-Dave Matthews Band Hallelujah-Jeff Buckley version A Murder of One-Counting Crows (a bunch of crows are referred to as a 'murder'....don't want anyone thinking anything morbid ) A Groovy Kind Of Love-Phil Collins (my wedding song) Child Of Mine-Carole King Starts of kind of depressing I know, but life DID get better |
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