🎶 The Official TTF Music Thread! 🎶

[Beleg_Cúthalion]

If you recognize this guy, you're probably old.

The first time I saw Mudd, I recall being so annoyed at him. When I went to rewatch Star Trek and got to "I, Mudd", I immediately thought "Oh no, not him again."

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

"Oh no, not him again."

Maybe you'll like this one better, then.

 

[Beleg_Cúthalion]

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

Don't forget his palindrome song!

The original, for those who've never seen it:

(That's Allen Ginsberg in the background, by the way)

 

[Beleg_Cúthalion]

Don't forget his palindrome song!

The original, for those who've never seen it:

(That's Allen Ginsberg in the background, by the way)

Oh yes! When I saw "Bob" for the first time, I was unable to contain my laughter. Since I listen to Bob Dylan very often, and Subterranean Homesick Blues is one of my favorite songs he wrote, and that caused it to be even funnier for me.
I didn't know that was Allen Ginsburg! That's really cool.

This is a song from the musical "Hamilton", which I have not yet seen. However, when I saw this song, I burst out laughing and I thought I should share it.

 

[herlig9]

Not a song you will hear in The Shire.
But really good song!

 

[Greenleaf2024]

Anyone ever watch this?

 

[Berzelmayr]

 

[Server Room Gremlin]

Such an amazing rendition of this well known piece by Vivaldi.

 

[Berzelmayr]

 

[Server Room Gremlin]

What It Costs - Tim Foreman (Switchfoot)

 

[Server Room Gremlin]

Faded - Alan Walker

 

[Berzelmayr]

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

 

[Vardarianna]

Happy 4th Americans...

 

[Vardarianna]

And on a more somber note... these two songs ALWAYS make me cry.

 

[Berzelmayr]

(actor Fred Gwynne would have become 100 years old this Friday)

 

[Erestor Arcamen]

 

[herlig9]

 

[Deimos]

Picked up the Soundtrack (CD) to Hugo.
Music is by some guy named Howard Shore...maybe you've heard of him.
Great music, very ethereal and "fantastique" in places.
Movie is good, I enjoyed it. Will probably pic up the BD somewhere.
Martin Scorsese directed it. Quite a bit different from his typically "real-life gritty works" (Casino, Goodfellas, Gangs of New York, etc ).
Christopher Lee has a cameo.