scenes and sounds of music
1:48:00 PMContinuously reminiscing and going back down memory lane~~
Now, I'm going to write about some of the movies I watched when I was younger which gave a great impact on me, musically.
As I am attaching the image above I'm humming the tunes. Who could forget the tunes and lyrics of Edelweiss, My favourite Things, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Do-Re-Mi and Sixteen Going on Seventeen? hehe... I can never outgrow those tunes no matter how my choice of songs and music evolves... Must be the consequences of watching it too many times when I was young.. :)
I must have been about 12 or 13 when I watched the Empire Records.. 'Till I Hear It from You' by Gin Blossoms, 'A Girl Like You' by Edwyn Collins, 'Bright as yellow' by The Innocence Mission and 'Circle of friends' by Better Than Ezra became my instant favourites at that time... Oh, and Ethan Embry... Slight crush for him then :)
I love Wicker Park! Apart from the songs they use, i like the story, the plot, and I heart josh hartnett in this movie.
The songs that I love from the movie are Stereophonics' "Maybe Tomorrow", Lifehouse' "Everybody Is Someone", Death Cab For Cutie's "A Movie Script Ending", Snow Patrol's, "How to Be Dead", Broken Social Scene's "Lover's Spit", The Stills "Retour a Vega", Mum "We Have a Map of the Piano", Aqualung's "Strange and Beautiful", Mogwai's "I Know You Are But What Am I?" and Johnette Napolitano & Danny Lohner's The Scientist (although I actually prefer Coldplay's version but I liked it as much).
So what is your favorite movie soundtracks back then?
The songs that I love from the movie are Stereophonics' "Maybe Tomorrow", Lifehouse' "Everybody Is Someone", Death Cab For Cutie's "A Movie Script Ending", Snow Patrol's, "How to Be Dead", Broken Social Scene's "Lover's Spit", The Stills "Retour a Vega", Mum "We Have a Map of the Piano", Aqualung's "Strange and Beautiful", Mogwai's "I Know You Are But What Am I?" and Johnette Napolitano & Danny Lohner's The Scientist (although I actually prefer Coldplay's version but I liked it as much).
So what is your favorite movie soundtracks back then?
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