Rock-A-Doodle-We Hate The Sun From The Soundtrack
The film tells the story of an anthropomorphic rooster named Chanticleer, who lives on a farm and crows every morning to raise the sun. However, he leaves his farm to become a singer in the city after being tricked by the Grand Duke of Owls, whose kind hates sunshine, into thinking that his crow does not actually raise the sun. Without Chanticleer, rain continues to pour non-stop, causing a massive flood all over the country. The Duke and his henchmen take over in the darkness, and plan to eat all of the barnyard animals. Chanticleer's friends from the farm, along with Edmond, a young human boy who was transformed into a kitten by the Duke, take off on a mission to get Chanticleer to bring back the sun and save the country before it is too late.
Rock-A-Doodle-We Hate The Sun From The Soundtrack
The Reverberation Appreciation Society are proud to welcome Black Rebel Motorcycle Club for the seventh vinyl release in the LIVE AT LEVITATION series. The release showcases the bands 2013 appearance at the festival, and this RSD 2023 edition is immortalized on beautiful splatter vinyl and comes with a bonus track flexi 7. LEVITATION and the LIVE AT LEVITATION Vinyl Series The first Austin Psych Fest was held in March 2008, and expanded to the three-day LEVITATION event the following year. The event quickly developed into an international destination for psychedelic rock fans, with lineups spanning the fringes of indie rock, from up-and-comers to vintage legends, and capped off with headline performances from co-founders The Black Angels, along with Tame Impala, The Flaming Lips, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Thee Oh Sees (in various forms) and many more. LEVITATION helped spark a movement, inspiring the creation of similar events across the globe and a burgeoning psych scene that would soon ignite. The LIVE AT LEVITATION series captures key moments in psychedelic rock history, and live music in Austin, Texas, pressed on beautiful limited edition colorful vinyl pressings - each an eye-popping visual representation of the music contained within. The artists and sets showcased on LIVE AT LEVITATION have been chosen from over a decade of recordings at the world-renowned event, and document key artists in the scene performing for a crowd of their peers and fans who gather at LEVITATION annually from all over the world.SIDE A 01 - Red Eyes And Tears 02 - Beat The Devil's Tattoo 03 - Whatever Happened To My Rock And Roll 04 - Fire Walker SIDE B 01 - Funny Games 02 - Six Barrel Shotgun 03 - Spread Your Love 04 - Lose Yourself
Since the film was set largely abroad, the soundtrack to Oceans Twelve lacked some of the old-school Vegas vibe that made its predecessor such a hoot, but that meant more David Holmes, which is always a good thing (and Holmes won a BMI Award for his score just like he did for Oceans Eleven). Indeed, the abstract, electronica-cum-brass soundscapes created by Holmes went perfectly with the convoluted script; at least the audience could embrace the atmospheric groove even if they couldnt figure out the latest plot twist! And the soundtrack also boasted some well-chosen contributions from international composers, including the great Piero Umiliani.For its first-ever vinyl release, this fantastic score gets a 2-LP release in gold Faberge Egg vinyl housed inside a gatefold jacket featuring production stills. Limited to 2000 copies, exclusive for Record Store Day!
The definitive reissue of HAIR composer Galt MacDermots masterpiece a quirky instrumental album originally created as the soundtrack to a film about fashion designer Yves St. Laurent. Long loved by hip hop samplers (one of the first to use it was the legendary J Dilla), funk and rare groove aficionados and those into the shapes of rhythm. Woman Is Sweeter is one of the few to feature drummers Bernard Purdie and Idris Muhammad on the same album. Presented for RSD 2023 in the first ever reissue from master tapes, lacquered in an all-analog transfer by Bernie Grundman with an extensive booklet written by Now-Agains Eothen Alapatt, who worked with Galt MacDermot since the 1990s, about the composers life in music.A Side 1. Tango2. Fragments 13. Fragments 1B4. Fragments II5. Bass6. Cathedral7. Woman Is Sweeter
The soundtrack to The Crow was 1994's most effective gateway drug: Taken to Number One by Stone Temple Pilots' ubiquitous modern rock staple "Big Empty," the soundtrack ripped the flannel off millions of alterna-teens, sealed them in black vinyl and minted a new generation of goths. Pantera, Nine Inch Nails and Rollins Band laid their influences bare, covering late-Seventies/early-Eighties alt-icons like Poison Idea, Joy Division and Suicide, shoving new fans down a pre-blog rabbit hole of discovery. And in the days when albums didn't leak and hunting for B-sides was a sport, The Crow was a treasure trove: Rare one-offs from the Cure, Violent Femmes and Rage Against the Machine; a pre-album look at new music from Helmet; and a quick industrial education via Machines of Loving Grace and My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult. Tom Mallon
The Black Panther (2018) movie soundtrack is a thunderous collection of hip-hop, soul, and traditional African music that captures the spirit of Wakanda. The soundtrack features original music from Kendrick Lamar, SZA, The Weeknd, and Vince Staples, as well as classic tracks from artists like Run the Jewels, Anderson .Paak, and Baaba Maal.
The bunnies run for their freedom through a tunnel that leads sewage and water to a larger tunnel. They jump into the pool of sludge-filled water, as the bunnies emerge, Babs cringes in disgust and says, "Leeches, leeches, I hate leeches." She yanks Tom Arnold from the water, looks at him, raises an eyebrow and tosses him away (as he yells, "Rosie!"). She looks to the viewers and snidely remarks, "No comment." Gerard has found them, emerging from the same tunnel that the bunnies took. Babs screams and dashes off, as Gerard and Elmyra jump down into the water and follow after them (with Elmyra giggling in delight). They run through the tunnel and stumble across Little Plucky, who is sitting down and holding a full diaper in one hand and a teddy bear in the other. He says, "Water go down the hole," as Gerard and Elmyra back away in disgust and run off into another direction. The bunnies are shocked when they notice they have come across the end of the sewer tunnel, as it leads far down below to gushing water and large rocky cliffs. Babs looks to Buster and says "Let's go...the other way," but as they start to dash back the other direction, Gerard and Elmyra are quickly closing in on them.
Kevin Costner (wearing a blue suit and an earphone) is revealed to have saved her. He holds her in his arms, as Elmyra blissfully says, "You saved me. My bodyguard," and hugs him around his neck. She begins singing him a song, I Am Gonna Hug You (from the Bodylard soundtrack and directed by Floot Tipton IV), but she is quickly interrupted as Kevin Costner throws her over the edge, apparently not liking the song or being hugged by her. She falls to the bottom into the water, as the bunnies look on from the bridge above. Babs remarks, "Ahh...kinda cute the way she flapped her arms," as Buster calmly responds, "Well, we won't be seeing her for...," but before he can finish, a drenched Elmyra suddenly meets up face to face with him and says, "...Three or four seconds." The shocked bunnies simultaneously responds, "Elmyra!" as Elmyra asks, "Miss me?" The bunnies take off again to avoid her clutches, but she continues to chase them. Babs tells Buster that she is never going to stop chasing him as she believes him to be the real Easter Bunny. Buster wonders what if she thought someone else was the real one, as they simultaneously lower their brows with smirks on their faces (indicating they have come up with a plan) and joyfully say, "Let's do it!"
A song, Will U B Hare (from the Free Bunny soundtrack and directed by Fresh Jam and Biscuits), is being sung by Babs, with Shirley and Fifi as back-up singers, which is about Elmyra spending time with the "Easter Bunny"; the killer whale with the fake bunny ears attached. During the song at the Fishyland World park, Elmyra squeezes the killer whale to deflation, they make faces at each other until she makes such bizarre faces that causes the whale to hold up a sign of a screw and a ball (for "screwball"), they feed fish to each other, the whale squirts an extreme amount of water at her, and she rides him above water and smashes into a small bridge. Near the end of the song, Elmyra tells the "Easter Bunny" to go and swim away to be free into the ocean water, but as the whale attempts to jump over the barrier of rocks surrounding him from the ocean, he flattens Elmyra standing beneath him on the rocks, making sure she goes with him.
Im in tears. I got to this place(reading this whatever you want to call it, )because my man says to me multiple times a day that he swears i have add, and depression, anxiety, sometimes i get ocd which ive come to realize is hyper focus on how vacuumed the house is when there something there and there, and if its a day i just dont have the energy or time to care about the floorim being lazy, yet what im doing is psyching myself up to call for insurance quotes or hell even finding the numbers is giving me anxiety so bad i break down becoming exhausted for days on in and all i here is how lazy and selfish i am because i forgot my schedule for work or had trouble getting along with certain people and quit and now they have to carry the load which you know is hard for them but your just stuck and ashamed and LOST. Like somebody else said im trying to cope with problems i didnt know i had with tools that i dont have, wasnt ever taught by a mother suffering from the same issues. I make bad decisions that end up making things worse and all anybody sees is my flaky, unreliable, overly emotional loud, let down because im using add as an excuse when im just trying as hard as i can to take advantage of the good day a week i might have and to prove myself to everybody and myself who I disappoint and hurt the most 041b061a72