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Liam looks at another good music video!

Save Me is owned by Warner Brothers Records

Portlandia is owned by IFC Original Productions and Broadway Video Television

For the first episode of Cinematic Soundtracks that isn’t a vlog in a while Liam looks at another song that’s more popular than the movie it promoted!

(You Drive Me) Crazy is owned by Jive Records

Here’s the 2nd and last vlog.

I’m going to try something new…

Liam Higgins looks at another song by…that band. Which song? That song that made them famous: y’know the one.

BTW, The Skidoo episode is no longer online so, unfortunately, I won’t be posting it. I admittedly haven’t been interested in re-posting it because, since I’ve made this episode, that is no longer the worst movie I’ve ever seen. Now the worst movie I’ve ever seen is Roberto Benigni’s Pinocchio, specifically the dubbed version.

Liam Higgins looks at a song by…that band.

I take on the biebs!

Greetings, Manic Fans. Les here to remember a film composer I loved:

James Horner

He passed away in a plane crash yesterday at age 61, leaving behind an incredible legacy of music. A composer of symphonic film scores, James Horner had a signature sound that set him apart from other contemporary film composers. A composer who liked to incorporate choral work and synthesizer instruments with more traditional orchestral work and strong Celtic influences. His music had wonderful string sweeps and pulses, bold horn sections and wonderful percussion effects.

However, all my praising can’t really do justice to his incredible work. I’ll let his work speak for itself as I list my top 12 favorite film scores by James Horner. I’ll list the films and give some selections from each to illustrate why they’re so great. These are not in order, they’re all wonderful. Read the rest of this entry →

Watch the video to find out what the christmas special is!

Yes, that’s the bands real name

Mr.AspiringActor reviews a music video for the cult comedy, Detroit Rock City.

Liam Higgins finally looks at what some call to be the worst music video for a movie ever made!