Today’s song of the day is the haunting final song from Paul Lynch’s 1980 classic, Prom Night.
Today’s song of the day is the haunting final song from Paul Lynch’s 1980 classic, Prom Night.
Today, the Shattered Lens wishes a belated happy birthday to the great composer, James Newton Howard! Today’s song of the day comes from his score for Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them.
This is from the haunting soundtrack to the Quantic Dream video game, Heavy Rain. This short piece of music captures the sad feel of the game and the madness of the Origami Killer. This score was compared by the late Normand Corbeil, who also worked in film and television. He’s probably best remembered for scoring the 2009 reboot of V.
I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve played Heavy Rain. I’ve gotten the good ending but really, it’s the bad endings that stick with you.
Last week, I had so much fun watching Xanadu with #FridayNightFlix that there really wasnt question as to what today’s song of the day would be,
Case Wright
The song is all about failure. He’s clear-eyed that he’s run out of time. There’s so many things that he could’ve done, but now he’s broken and on his way out. It’s hard to face when things aren’t going to be ok- even these guys feel like failures and they’re rich and surrounded by eager groupies. What does that say for us plebes?
I can only write this from the male perspective. Maybe you keep going to spite your enemies? Maybe you keep going because you still have stupid hope? Maybe you keep going because you’re scared you’ll survive – sort of? Maybe you just keep going because you can’t afford your preferred means to end it? Maybe you keep going because yes it will get worse and yes you are failure, but most people are failures and you figure that you’re not even the worst failure; so, maybe there’s room left to fall? Maybe, like George Carlin suggested, you just don’t have the time to schedule it in?
Whatever your reason, eventually the reason will resolve; so, you need someone to remind you of a backup reason or we will miss you.
Case Wright
Juice WRLD is not really my guy, but my daughter likes him and he did pass way to soon. I think people can see that others value them, but it’s hard to live for other people, when you don’t want to keep going for yourself.
Case Wright
This is greatest saddest song ever. Sometimes the people we are attracted to the most are the WORST choices for us.
This song is about a slave who made it to freedom in Illinois. He hid the escape route to Illinois in his hat- “at the top of my head”.
Case Wright
This song always gets to me because I was very in love and in Seattle with everyone I needed in my life. My life has gotten smaller since then, but it’s good to remember the brief times when everything seemed to fit; at least, they seemed to fit.
Case Wright
This movement always made me think of great westerns like Lonesome Dove. The movement never made me think of space or Jupiter. Fun fact, without Jupiter, Earth would be pulverized by meteors constantly. Jupiter is like a big brother.