Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Desert Island CD Blogathon

That madman Castor of Anomalous Material sent me an e-mail the other night asking this:
I'm organizing a blogathon inspired from last year's hugely popular "Desert Island DVD" (by Andy of Fandango Groover). This time, it will be a "Desert Island CD". The concept is very simple, you are stranded on a desert island with only one CD (and a CD player etc...). What are 12 tracks that you would want to have with you? While those can be pop song, instrumentals etc... we are all movie bloggers so there is one requirement that each track comes from a movie soundtrack. Of course, you should give a little blurb for each to explain why as well as try to post YouTubes if possible/necessary.
I know it's early, Castor, but I had nothing else to write today. Here are twelve of my favorite songs (and an additional eight to even things out).

"Lujon", Henry Mancini

"There Is an End", The Greenhornes

"There There", Radiohead

"I Know What I Am", Band of Skulls

"Little Green Bag", George Baker Selection

"Midnight Creeper", Lou Donaldson

"The Man with the Golden Arm", Elmer Bernstein

"The Pretender", Foo Fighters

"Take Me Out", Franz Ferdinand

"Witchy Woman", Eagles

"I'm Alright", Stereophonics
(There's a cool Stanley Kubrick tribute set to this song.)

ADDITIONAL EIGHT

"Folsom Prison Blues", Johnny Cash

"The Godfather - Waltz", Nino Rota

"Moonlight Sonata", Ludwig van Beethoven

"Chasing Cars", Snow Patrol

"Smooth", Santana

"Strange Brew", Cream

"So Alive", Love and Rockets
(There's a really freaky horror movie compilation set to this.)

"Between My Legs", Rufus Wainwright

Thursday, March 10, 2011

This shouldn't be avoided.

Several days ago or so, I came across this animated short on another post. I immediately was hooked after watching it the first time. Let me know what you think.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

What's My Line?

For those who don't know, What's My Line? was a popular TV game show that lasted for 25 years. The main objective was to guess the contestant's occupation. There was also a "mystery guest round" where celebrities would try to stump the blindfolded panelists by using disguised voices. They had a lot of stars on the show, but here are some of my favorites.

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward were so cute together.

Oh, Kirk. Who knew that you had a sense of humor?

William Holden: talented, handsome and funny. Three things I like in an actor.

Same goes to Robert Mitchum.

Jack, you are always a funny man.

Looks like Elizabeth Taylor is also showing she has a sense a humor too.

Nice voice there, Judy.

Dig that accent Lee Remick's using.

Same to Vincent Price.

I'm surprised they could actually hear Warren Beatty.

I couldn't resist not throwing this one in.

There are a lot more on YouTube. Be sure to check them out.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Videos

I'm not really in the mood to write up anything, so here's are a bunch of movie-related videos I've been watching recently.








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