Kevin's Watch

In the proud tradition of the "WORST actors for TCTC movies" thread, what would be the worst music for the movie?

I'm imagining the following being played with utter relentlessness whenever a character, place, or event comes on screen:

Hile Troy - Corey Hart - "Sunglasses at Night"
Elena - Roxette - "She's got the Look"
Foamfollower - Bette Midler - "Wind Beneath My Wings"
Mhoram - Survivor - "Eye of the Tiger"
Ramen - "Rawhide"
Foul - "Hurdy Gurdy Man"

Kevins Watch - Joe Cocker, Jennifer Warnes - "Up Where We Belong"

Verement setting up outside Doom's Retreat - "Theme to Hawaii Five-oh"
Marching Cavewights - Pantera - "Walk"
Lord Mhoram's Victory - At double speed to the music from Benny Hill

I'm sure my fellow Watchers can do much better than this...

When Lord Foul is first talking to TC: "Say to High Lord Prothall..." /cue the theme to Mission Impossible

Akasri wrote:When Lord Foul is first talking to TC: "Say to High Lord Prothall..." /cue the theme to Mission Impossible

I can see that...

But it would have to wait until the part about "...that their uttermost limit...is seven times seven years...". We don't want to leave this open-ended, after all.

Mmmm.

Do you think a "24" type clock would work in a dramatic sense if it was counting down 49 years?

When TC goes to the Club and walks in on the singer Susie...she is signing "(There's Got to be ) A Morning After".

When TC is raping Lena... JUST KIDDING!!!!! Not even I would go to that place and set it to music!

Trapper439 wrote: Hile Troy - Corey Hart - "Sunglasses at Night"
Elena - Roxette - "She's got the Look"
Foamfollower - Bette Midler - "Wind Beneath My Wings"
Mhoram - Survivor - "Eye of the Tiger"
Ramen - "Rawhide"

Those just kill me, but especially Mhoram being followed around by "Eye of the Tiger"...


Satansfist's resurrected dead approaches Revelstone's gates - "Who Can It Be Now?"/Men At Work

Covenant and Linden together on Starfare's Gem - "How Deep Is Your Love"/Bee Gees

Covenant's run to Revelstone - "I Ran (So Far Away)"/A Flock of Seagulls

Nom appears - "Sledgehammer"/Peter Gabriel

Sunbane : New Day Rising or Celebrated Summer by Husker Du

Creator to TC - Spandau Ballet's "True"

How about the the Ravers theme "Take on me" by ah ha

Buckarama wrote:How about the the Ravers theme "Take on me" by ah ha

Grotesque.


How about right after Lord Mhorma's Victory we cue up .... "We are the Champions". Cheese falls from the sky.

Lord Foul : Total Eclipse of the Heart

Matrixman wrote:Covenant's run to Revelstone - "I Ran (So Far Away)"/A Flock of Seagulls

Nom appears - "Sledgehammer"/Peter Gabriel

That's the kind of thing I was looking for.

Nice work, MM.

Why is it that '80s music does the "Cheese falls from the Sky" thing that A Gunslinger mentioned so well?

Not that those songs were SOOO bad. We remember them with varying degrees of fondness 20 yrs later.

But what was it with that decade?

Mind you, in the '80s we saw the '70s that way.

In retrospect we (I?) were wrong.

Maybe a thread is needed on the "General Discussion" or "Vespers" pages on the differences between decades musically and how they are seen by different age-groups?

PS:

"The Final Countdown" - Europe- as TC takes on Foul at Ridjeck Thome.
"Deta..." ... erm no....

Matrixman wrote: Satansfist's resurrected dead approaches Revelstone's gates - "Who Can It Be Now?"/Men At Work

Or how about "The Boys are Back in Town"

The Guns N Roses Soundtrack:

Paradice City...first View of Revelstone

Welcome to the Jungle...Going through the Sarangrave

Sweet Child O' Mine....Cov and Elena swimming at Glimmermere

You Could be Mine...during the Seige at Revelstone

Get in the Ring...Cov Fighting Foul

You're F***ing Crazy...Elena Summoning Kevin

Akasri wrote:

Matrixman wrote: Satansfist's resurrected dead approaches Revelstone's gates - "Who Can It Be Now?"/Men At Work

Or how about "The Boys are Back in Town"

MM & Akasri, you owe me a lung. Each.

sgtkafka wrote:Lord Foul : Total Eclipse of the Heart

sgtkafka, maybe he didn't know the Good Guys always win? Sheesh....

Total Eclipse of the Brain, perhaps.

My apologies if I have infringed on any Bush family trademarks by repudiating idiocy.

Trapper439 wrote:
Why is it that '80s music does the "Cheese falls from the Sky" thing that A Gunslinger mentioned so well?

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Because the moment would be so very cheesy that it would indeed rain Velveeta.

then use Bon Jovi's Wanted Dead Or Alive.

Here's one, how about "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood and the Destroyers for when TC finally gets nuts in The One Tree.........

the Battle of Evermore for Hile's failed campaign?

Turn On Your Heartlight : Neil Diamond whenever Covenant uses the white gold.

Blister In the Sun when Thomas is walking downtown to pay his bills.