Since today is John Woo’s birthday, it only feels appropriate that today’s song of the day should come from John Powell’s score for Face/Off.
Since today is John Woo’s birthday, it only feels appropriate that today’s song of the day should come from John Powell’s score for Face/Off.
Today’s song of the day comes to us from DJ Judaa. Enjoy freedom.
For today’s song of the day, we have a classic dance track from S-50.
RIP, Duncan Sheik.
For today’s song of the day, here’s a beautiful sentiment from Mr. Joe Pesci.
I am going to be hosting a watch party of Rambo: First Blood Part II later tonight so it seems only appropriate for Frank Stallone to provide us with our song of the day.
Sing it, Frank!
Happy Mayflower Day!
Today’s song of the day comes to us from James Horner’s score for Terrence Malick’s 2005 film, The New World.
Since today is Oliver Stone’s birthday, it seems appropriate that our song of the day should come from the soundtrack of one of Stone’s best-remembered films, 1991’s JFK!
I’ve always liked this song, perhaps even more so than The Wallflowers’s best known song, One Headlight. Jakob Dylan (who certainly has the talent necessary to be worthy of being known as something more than just “Bob’s son”) was inspired to write this song by a homeless man who he used to see on 6th Avenue. One day, the homeless man was gone but all of his possessions were still sitting on the sidewalk. As the days passed, the man’s possessions disappeared one-by-one. Jakob considers this to be the first true song that he ever wrote.
This music video was directed by David Fincher, who you may have heard of.