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Post by halo19 on Sept 30, 2007 0:00:34 GMT -4
This one hasn't yet been done & I never really get tired of doing these.. 01. Love Like Winter: A+[/color] 02. Days of the Phoenix 03. The Leaving Song, Pt. 2 04. Totalimmortal: A[/color] 05. Miss Murder 06. Girl's Not Grey: A-[/color] 07. The Missing Frame: B+ (How did a Killers' Hot Fuss out-take appear on the AFI record?  )08. Silver and Cold: B09. Third Season 10. He Who Laughs Last I have very infrequently heard 9 & 10, but the first seven were harder for me. Exactly ten of 'em.. nice. |
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Post by a Nick O! on Sept 30, 2007 3:17:13 GMT -4
01. Girl's Not Grey A+
02. The Leaving Song, Pt. II
03. Days of the Phoenix
04. Love Like Winter
05. Miss Murder
06. Silver and Cold
07. Totalimmortal A
08. The Missing Frame
09. Third Season A-
10. He Who Laughs Last B+
I'm surprised they never released an official single/video off Black Sails in the Sunset. Nevertheless, "God Called in Sick Today" always closes their main live sets.
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Post by Mega248 on Oct 2, 2007 0:19:42 GMT -4
I'm not familiar with all of these, but I'll grade them anyway.
Girl's Not Grey A-[/color]
Love Like Winter A-[/color]
Miss Murder A-[/color]
The Leaving Song, Pt. II B+
Silver and Cold B+
The Missing Frame B
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Post by friday on Oct 2, 2007 18:44:25 GMT -4
1) Love Like Winter
2) Silver and Cold
3) Days of the Phoenix
4) The Missing Frame
5) Miss Murder
6) Girl's Not Grey
7) The Leaving Song Pt. II
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Post by crash46 on Oct 3, 2007 3:05:09 GMT -4
1. The Leaving Song Pt. 2 A+
2. Miss Murder
3. Girl's Not Grey
4. Love Like Winter
5. Days Of The Phoenix A
6. Silver and Cold A-
7. Rabbits Are Roadkill on Rt. 37 (why not?)
8. The Missing Frame
"Days of the Phoenix" was used on the Detroit Tigers' radio network all season long as one of the intro's to their returns from commercial breaks. I didn't even know what it was at first, thinking "What is this song? Sounds like an A.F.I. riff, but I don't know where I've heard it before...", until it randomly spun in my media player, during which I was able to ID the track and grow admiration for whoever selected such an obscure single for the network. I mean, "Paralyzer" is another intro they use.
"Girl's Not Grey" was my #1 song of 2004, but over time, "The Leaving Song Pt. 2" stood out more as the stronger track. "Love Like Winter" is almost the same way with the latest album. Perhaps another year might change that. And that shows just how closely packed 1 thru 4 are on this list.
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Post by a Nick O! on Oct 4, 2007 2:11:42 GMT -4
"Rabbits Are Roadkill" would get an A. I was floored last year, when Decemberunderground wasn't even 1 week old yet and I was watching a Cardinal game vs. the Brewers. The PA at the Brewers' stadium played an instrumental clip from "Prelude 12/21"!  I can't remember if it was theme music for a Brewer batting or if it was just a random interlude the music director(?) used. (I think I would've made a point to remember the batter if it had been theme music.) |
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Post by halo19 on Oct 4, 2007 11:58:00 GMT -4
...And if "Rabbits" is included then so should the cover of "Head Like a Hole." Former gets an A-[/color] and latter gets A[/color].
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Post by a Nick O! on Oct 5, 2007 3:49:24 GMT -4
f***, I can't believe I didn't remember either of those songs when making my list.
"Head Like a Hole" gets an A.
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Post by crash46 on Oct 5, 2007 9:30:41 GMT -4
I included RrR because it was in the top 50, so it had to have gotten some type of push. I recognized HLAH but disincluded it because I thought it was just a video game track and don't think it got out of the seventies on the chart.
I did buy the San Andreas game just for that song though; just haven't played it enough to get to whatever part in which it's played.
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Post by friday on Oct 9, 2007 0:12:15 GMT -4
"Rabbits Are Roadkill" would get an A. I was floored last year, when Decemberunderground wasn't even 1 week old yet and I was watching a Cardinal game vs. the Brewers. The PA at the Brewers' stadium played an instrumental clip from "Prelude 12/21"! I can't remember if it was theme music for a Brewer batting or if it was just a random interlude the music director(?) used. (I think I would've made a point to remember the batter if it had been theme music.) Usually the batters and relief pitchers all get to choose a song or songs to enter to, unless they have a name that would allow for a gimmicky choice, like Mike Myers and the Halloween theme. I remember reading an article a couple years ago that listed the entrance themes for the starting lineups of every major league team and thought that was a fairly interesting read. |
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Post by a Nick O! on Oct 9, 2007 1:36:32 GMT -4
Gimmicky choices: David Eckstein, leadoff hitter: Ludacris' "Number One Spot" Scott Rolen: Limp Bizkit's "Rollin' "  |
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I can't remember if it was theme music for a Brewer batting or if it was just a random interlude the music director(?) used. (I think I would've made a point to remember the batter if it had been theme music.)