I’m not a huge country music fan but I still feel represented by this video.
Enjoy!
Category Archives: Music Review
Song of the Day: Cleopatra Enters Rome by Alex North
Since today is the Ides of March, it only makes sense that today’s song of the day should have the feel of the ancient Roman world. From the soundtrack of 1963’s Cleopatra (stop it, it’s a fun movie!), here is Cleopatra Enters Rome, composed by Alex North!
Music Video Of The Day: Vehicle by The Ides of March (1970, dir by ????)
Song of the Day: A Dark Knight by Hans Zimmer
Sharing that Michael Caine scene reminded me of how much I loved the soundtrack of the entire Dark Knight trilogy. Here, from the end of the Dark Knight, is a bit of Hans Zimmer’s iconic score.
Song of the Day: Fargo, North Dakota by Carter Burwell
Since it’s William H. Macy’s birthday, it only makes sense that today’s song of the day should come from a film that is not only one of Macy’s best but which also features one of the best score ever recorded. From Carter Burwell, here is Fargo, North Dakota.
Music Video of the Day: Relationships by HAIM (2025, dir by Camille Summers Valli)
It’s always a good day when you can start off with something new from Haim.
Enjoy!
Song of the Day: The Love Boat Theme, performed by WDR Funkhausorchester
Though I may have had to preempt this week’s review of The Love Boat, I can still express my love for the show with today’s song of the day! As this performance shows, the Love Boat really does have something for everyone.
Music Video of the Day: Pain by King Princess (2020, dir by Quinn Wilson)
Enjoy the pain!
Song of the Day: Surf Rider, performed by The Lively Ones
Surf’s up!
I just felt the need for some surf music today. Maybe it’s because it’s in the 70s and I’m far away from the beach. I’m not a swimmer but I do like surfers.
Enjoy and stay cool!
Music Video of the Day: Spinnin’ by Julie Eddy (2025, dir by ????)
This is another music video that immediately made me want to take a trip to the countryside so I could enjoy the view before losing everything to the curse of industrialization.
Enjoy!
Through the Shattered Lens 