Hans Zimmer’s beefed-up movie version of The Simpsons’ theme is available on iTunes.
Worth the buck it costs to download? UM YEAH WHY DID YOU ASK ME THIS.
Best part: the drums at the beginning that come in just before the chorus. The strings get a little
overloaded at the end, but other than that it’s a worthy improvement as it makes it onto the big screen.
Rachel put up this meme on her blog yesterday, and although I rarely do these silly things I felt a desire to quickly put iTunes to use. So here you go.IF YOUR LIFE WAS A MOVIE, WHAT WOULD THE SOUNDTRACK BE?
So, here’s how it works:
1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
The Brothers Solomon hd Insomnia full
4. For every question, type the song that’s playing
5. When you go to a new question, press the next button
6. Don’t lie and try to pretend your cool…
Opening Credits:
“She Runs Away” – Duncan Sheik
Waking Up:
“Drive My Car/Word/What You’re Doing (‘Love’ Remix FTW!)” – The Beatles
First Day At School:
“When I See You Smile” – Bad English
Falling In Love:
“Time” – Hootie and the Blowfish
Fight Song: 20 Years After movie
“Working Class Hero” – John Lennon
Breaking Up:
“Maggie Mae” – The Beatles
Prom:
“Theme From Ghost World” (Piano Instrumental) – David Kitay
Sniper movie
LMAO Fat Pizza ipod
Life:
“I’m Alright (Theme from Caddy Shack)” – Kenny Loggins
Mental Breakdown:
“Traces” – The Classics IV
PERFECT
Driving:
“Down Under” – Men At Work
Flashback: The Seventh Sign hd
“Crocodile Rock” – Elton John
Given the first words of the song are “I remember when…” – friggin’ PERFECT
Wedding:
“Lullabye (Goodnight My Angel)” – Billy Joel
Birth of Child: American Ninja video
“Talking in Your Sleep” – The Romantics
Final Battle:
“Do Wah Diddy Diddy” – Manfred Mann
LMAO AGAIN
Death Scene:
“Taxman (Parody)” – Peter Stork
Don’t ask.
Funeral Song:
“For You Blue” – The Beatles
End Credit:
“Steal My Sunshine” – Len
(While editing Beatles songs with my own voice as parodies…)
buy Cattle Call Dead Heist move
Emily: Oh, you’re always blotting out Paul McCartney and George Harrison!
Peter: I’m sorry, baby.
Emily: It’s okay. You smell so much better than them.
Peter: (pause) How would you know?
Emily: Well, George Harrison is dead.
Oh my.
I made the mistake of recording some XM jingles
off of 60s on 6, and now I’m busy playing DJ with my meager selection of oldies mp3s.
This is why I shouldn’t be allowed days off.
First, I must profess my love for Chris Parnell, and my growing appreciation for Andy Samberg. The former has been on Saturday Night Live for a few years (even being fired and rehired,) while Andy is a new comer. Together, they form one hell of a rap duo.
Here I thought that nothing this season (of which I’ve seen very little) would top the Glengarry Glen Ross skit from last weekend featuring Alec Baldwin reprising his role from the David Mamet-scripted film, this time laying into Santa’s elves (“Second place, a box of candy canes. Third place, you’re fired!.” But no, Parnell just had to go old skool.
I’ve always loved his raps, particularly his ode to Kirstin Dunst a few years ago. This weekend’s topped that by a large margin, with Samberg joining him in rapping “The Chronic (What?) -cles of Narnia,” perhaps the whitest thing ever set to a beat. Our topics included:
• Cupcakes
• Yahoo! Maps vs Mapquest
• The use of $10 bills (“Hamiltons”) to impress the ladies
• Movie preshow trivia slides
• Of course, The Chronicles of Narnia
Such brilliance. I laughed, I cried, I begged my friend to throw his TiVo’d copy onto DVD for me, since watching it here will not suffice.