Speed of sound

Speed of sound coldplay

Ebeling 0 out of 5 stars favorite movie, favorite soundtrack love it. 28 Days Later is my favorite movie and this soundtrack captures the moods for the movie its really well done. Read more Published on September 13, 2005 by Shi I bought this a few weeks ago in the record store, and havent been able to turn it off since. The change between slow and calming and creepy ambiance is perfect, and Read more Published on May 15, 2005 by Batman one of the greatest beginings to a movie with an exceptionaly brilliant song by GY!BE, and it isnt even on the soundtrack!?!?! Read more Published on March 30, 2005 by mf Whats this? Click on a tag to find related items, discussions, and people. Check the boxes next to the tags you consider relevant or enter your own tags in the field below. each title must be in subject 1 AND subject 2 If you need help or have a question for Customer Service, contact us. Is there any other feedback you would like to provide? Your comments can help make our site better for everyone. Whats this? After viewing product detail pages or search results, look here to find an easy way to navigate back to pages you are interested in. Is there a soundtrack for transition? As a composer, I thought there was. And so, a number of my pre-transition songs included veiled references to my gender issues long before I admitted them publicly. Two songs in particular come to mind. First, Roses House under my stage name of Tarnished Karma about a peeping Tom losing his identity which has lines like: I look through her mirror, The second song is Morning Gold. Morning Gold is a name I gave my female alter-ego in this song which is about the notion that maybe it would be better to kill that part of my self, leave it behind, and get on with living as a male. Years after transition I was all filled up with feminist fury over the way women are emotionally second-classed in American society, as if their opinions really arent valuable, and even in business men just let them play at being in charge while thinking quite differently about it inside their own minds. And so, I wrote a song called Pink Blues which has some great lines once it gets past the rather slow opening harmonies. The harmonies are there to set a base of a male-sounding barbershop quartet backing a lead voice that is not quite male or female. The main vocals in the middle are designed to sound completely female. Of course, its all me, multi-tracked, but thats part of the message I guess. Music has always been the most important emotional expression for me, even beyond my writings, such as my transition diary. But, due to my gender issues and being the shy type in spite of becoming a film director and public speaker on Dramatica story structure theory Ive never enjoyed playing with other musicians. Rather, I just sit at my piano, guitar, or whatever, and record little snatches of song ideas, most of which never get turned into full songs. All of these have ended up on my personal web site in the Music category, and while they date back to micro cassette recordings from the 1970s, only a handful have ever been fully developed. Of course, twenty years after transition, I seldom write songs that have anything to do with gender issue, and favor a more rock/ballad, classical, or experimental music. You can watch all my latest music video compositions here if you are that much into self abuse! Well, that is on Melanies Melodies. Ive just been paying a lot of interest to my music lately, and thought Id share some previously unpublished information about some of my early songs with yall. A Complete step-by-step course in creating an authentic female voice Available on Video, Audio CD, Britneys Femme Fatale Tour Tickets Have Been Selling For 50% Off! Toddlers Tiaras Star Little Eden Is Going On Tour! Lady GaGa Opens The MuchMusic Video Awards With Edge Of Glory ! EXCLUSIVE! Guess Who Showed Up At Glee Live Last Night??? Britney BRINGS IT Opening Night Of Femme Fatale Tour!!!! Madonna To Appear On Inside The Actors Studio ! MAJOR True Blood Spoiler! Main Character To Turnâ EXCLUSIVE! Darren Criss Brings Down The House At Irving Plaza With Starkid Glee Surprises! CBS is getting sued over a music clip they first aired back in the â80s. In an episode of Family Ties which aired in March of 1985, the main character takes a trip back to his childhood where a classic song is played. The song happens to the be theme song to the 1940s variety show, Texaco Star Theatre, which featured Milton Berle. Originally the agreement allowed them to use the song in their show, but didnât include any rights for them when the sitcom hit video and DVD sales. So now years later, Kling Corp is suing CBS. A bit late there arenât we? Turns out Kling had originally demanded 19, 000 for their licensing fee but will now be going after statutory damages for willful infringement. And each infringement can mean a 150, 000 fine. Though due to statute of limitations, if Kling wins, theyâll only be able to collect from the past three years of DVD sales. Well have to wait and see how much money Kling will receive. This story would be SO COOL if Family Ties had actually aired on CBS. Instead, it aired on NBC during its entire run. Ha-Ha! Stick to licking GaGas GoGo boots, Mario! Both Berles Texaco Star and Family Ties were on NBC. Im pretty sure the Family Ties DVDs are put out by NBC, too. How does CBS fit in??? Actually, while the show did air on NBC, it is a CBS owned show. If you goto, you can watch eps of it. Anyway, CBS owns the show, put it out on VHS/DVD.