This 1970 film, which was heavily influenced by Clint Eastwood’s Spaghetti westerns, featured a soundtrack from Ennio Morricone. It only seems appropriate that his excellent work should also provide us with our song of the day.
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Music Video of the Day: Estoy en el Aire by Los Claxons (2008, dir by Gaël Geneau)
I love the look of this video. It’s all very vibrant and energetic, making it a great fit for the song being played.
Enjoy!
Song of the Day: The Life Day Song, performed by Carrie Fisher
Music Video of the Day: The Imperial March, performed by The Galactic Empire (2016, dir by Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland)
Happy May 4th!
Enjoy!
Song of the Day: Get Up Offa That Thing by James Brown
James Brown would have been 93 years old today.
Here he is, with the song of the day:
Song of the Day: El Chacal by Carlos Puebla
With today being May Day, it seems appropriate that today’s song of the day should be this blistering attack on Che Guevara, a racist and misogynistic sociopath who far too many people view as being a hero just because his face looks good on a t-shirt.
Song of the Day: The Promise by Michael Nyman
Today is Jane Campion’s birthday and today’s song of the day comes from Michael Nayman’s beautiful score for her best film, 1993’s The Piano.
Song of the Day: Main Title Theme From Dirty Harry by Lalo Schifrin
Today’s song of the day comes from 1971’s Dirty Harry. Composer Lalo Schifrin’s moody score remains one of the best cop film scores of all time. It’s efficient, relentless, and deceptively low-key, just like “Dirty Harry” Callahan himself.
Song of the Day: Irena’s Theme by Giorgio Moroder
Happy birthday to musician and composer Giorgio Moroder. Today’s song of the day comes from his score for 1982’s Cat People. Here is Irena’s Theme!
Song of the Day: Main Title Theme From Scarface by Giorgio Moroder
Why not? It is Al Pacino’s birthday, after all!
Through the Shattered Lens 