This does not mean they are my six favorite songs, just six songs that I'd like to die to given the appropriate situations. I will pair the songs with the cinematic like demise I imagine it being a soundtrack to.
1.) We've been traveling together for days now, getting closer to the destination. I'm the only one who can stop this evil, but to do so I must sacrifice myself. She knows this. It started with a grudge, but we've grown to love eachother madly. I embrace her one last time. She sheds a tear. She tries to tell me to not do it, and to stay. I'm sick of the redundant pleading, and put a finger to her mouth to interrupt with, "Give me some sugar baby". She complies. I let out a "groovy" and start walking down the final, desolate road when...
Axis Bold As Love kicks on (2:48-4:13)...
2.) My mansion sits alone on top of the tallest hill and overlooks the city. I've escaped here to get away from all the bullshit of the entertainment business. My family did not follow. The media has made me into a drunk, opiate eating, mad man, genius...which I am. I drunkenly quote Shakespeare aloud as the sensation from taking all that heroin put me in a painful euphoria. I think I took too much. As I stumble around wondering if my demise is near...
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata lingers...
Brilliant music!
ReplyDeleteAh, Beethoven. Can't go wrong there
ReplyDeleteHey there Max Power/Dutch of Dukes,
ReplyDeleteI'm opting out of blogging for a while cause of work so I've unfollowed, feel free to unfollow me but please keep the amazing posts coming for the rest of your fans!
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Great album Bold as Love
ReplyDeleteIncredible music, cheers!
ReplyDeleteKempff looks so high... XD
ReplyDeleteI could listen to Moonlight Sonata on rotation for the rest of my life and never get bored.
ReplyDeleteGood song choice man. Especially Jimmi
ReplyDeleteCan't go wrong with Hendrix! but to die to?
ReplyDeletei dont think id want to die to a song lol but those were great!
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Jimmy is th man!!
ReplyDeleteid rather not die to anything
ReplyDelete6 songs? you want a pretty long death. short is better :P i kid.. nice picks for the first 2. i'm curious of what you'll chose next.
ReplyDeleteI would gladly die to Moonlight Sonata, or Nocturnes by Chopin
ReplyDeleteluved it cheers.
ReplyDeleteyep those songs are great!
ReplyDeleteHendrix is TOO amazing
ReplyDeleteI just love Beethoven!
ReplyDeleteGood music, following...
ReplyDeleteJimi Hendrix is a god.
ReplyDeleteTry Rachmoninov. There's something to die to.
ReplyDeleteI've almost died twice while listening to Leftover Crack. Does that count?
ReplyDeleteYo're right mate, these would be great "last things to hear in your life"
ReplyDeleteI want to live to jimmi hendrix not die to it, as it reminds us how beautifull life really can be.
ReplyDeleteYea i could die to Moonlight Sonata.
ReplyDeleteI find most performances of Moonlight Sonata are overplayed and so the player needs to create the feeling of the piece artificially and it comes through with a strange shaping of the piece. I liked this one though, he does each voice justice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great song. I would be glad to die to it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting :)
ReplyDeletehendrix forever!!!
ReplyDeleteJimi Hendrix and Beethoven? You've got some damn good taste, my good sir.
ReplyDeleteLots of god music being posted on blogs this week ^^
ReplyDeletethis is some godly music, and i would definetly die to these two songs also add some miles davis or thelonius monk
ReplyDeleteNice. I love Jimi I'd rather live to him then die to him though!
ReplyDeletenice choice! i've always though exit music by radiohead was the best song to slowly die too though ;p
ReplyDeleteJimi Hendrix was a musical genius.
ReplyDeleteDeath music? Nice!
ReplyDeleteJimmi Hendrix is in fact god.
ReplyDeleteHow can you die to an appropriate situation?
ReplyDeleteThe coupling of the song and situation dictate the appropriateness.
ReplyDeletemoonlight sonata is just too pretty of a song to play when you die
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