Music to Describe Books/Movies
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Music to Describe Books/Movies
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Do any of you listen to a song and think 'That song describes ----- perfectly!' I know I do, all the time.
Some of mine:
When You Were Young-The Killers for Twilight (Edward and Bella)
Pieces-Rascal Flatts for Twilight (Edward or Jacob about Bella when they're away from her.)
Everyday-Rascal Flatts for Harry Potter (Snape and Lily) or Bridge to Terabithia
What are yours?
Do any of you listen to a song and think 'That song describes ----- perfectly!' I know I do, all the time.
Some of mine:
When You Were Young-The Killers for Twilight (Edward and Bella)
Pieces-Rascal Flatts for Twilight (Edward or Jacob about Bella when they're away from her.)
Everyday-Rascal Flatts for Harry Potter (Snape and Lily) or Bridge to Terabithia
What are yours?
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Not usually, although the song "Gloomy Sunday" by Billie Holiday does capture the suicidal angst of New Moon. Hah.

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Tubular Bells - Bond for Saving Private Ryan
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I do this all the time though I can't remember any


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Chris Cornell's "You Know My Name" is about Death Note, and nothing can convince me otherwise.
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The first time I heard it, I thought Queen's "Ogre Battle" was at least inspired by the Helm's Deep battle in one of the LOTR books. Another of their songs, "The Prophets Song" has a few lines that almost rephrase a paragraph of another LOTR book. I'll try to get the specifics soon.
EDIT: The second verse of "The Prophet's Song", spoiler'd for brevity-
EDIT: The second verse of "The Prophet's Song", spoiler'd for brevity-
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Risking sounding obvious... "Iron Man" for the movie "Iron Man"... 

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Oh, and "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" for Remus Lupin pre-PoA. Absolutely.
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Tharkun wrote:Oh, and "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" for Remus Lupin pre-PoA. Absolutely.
Oh, very good. For Snape's Worst Memory, "Gone Daddy Gone" by the Violent Femmes. For Harry's (or maybe Cedric's) fangirls, "I Need a Hero" from the Footloose soundtrack. For Dumbledore, during his exile in OotP, "The Greatest Love of All" by Whitney Houston.

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I just found a great one to describe the Order of the Phoenix during, erm, Order of the Phoenix.
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