Bambouche wrote:

What he said.

Man, I love this record.

Ghosts...of the Civil Dead



and

Lost In Translation

ChristopherM wrote:Lost In Translation

i ruined this film for about a dozen people at a theater when during this scene i went "thbbt."

that damned fly wrote:

ChristopherM wrote:Lost In Translation

i ruined this film for about a dozen people at a theater when during this scene i went "thbbt."

Funny as that is, trust me, you did not ruin this scene.
Nobody heard you.
They weren't paying attention to you.
Not even the straight women.

-A

Popul Vuh "Nosferatu"
"Scorpio Rising" (this pretty much started the whole idea of using popular songs and putting them in soundtracks; Scorsese admits it as a big influence)

vanishing point
repo man
george washington
blues brothers
rushmore

alex maiolo wrote:

that damned fly wrote:

ChristopherM wrote:Lost In Translation

i ruined this film for about a dozen people at a theater when during this scene i went "thbbt."

Funny as that is, trust me, you did not ruin this scene.
Nobody heard you.
They weren't paying attention to you.
Not even the straight women.

-A

Sorry, what was that?

Because I'm watching it on TCM right now, I want to say how much I love the score to The Third Man.

Zither!

burun wrote:Because I'm watching it on TCM right now, I want to say how much I love the score to The Third Man.

Zither!

There was an ice cream van that drove around the streets near my house with this soundtrack as its jingle. This was charming or slightly unnerving, depending on my mood. Hearing the sweetened theme whilst walking past dull and brutal concrete housing estates, source out of sight, added a new layer of sinister to journeys. I am sad that it seems to have left our area.

sparky wrote:There was an ice cream van that drove around the streets near my house with this soundtrack as its jingle. This was charming or slightly unnerving, depending on my mood. Hearing the sweetened theme whilst walking past dull and brutal concrete housing estates, source out of sight, added a new layer of sinister to journeys. I am sad that it seems to have left our area.

Was it a Mr. Whippee truck?

I think I would have to buy something from the Third Man truck every day.

I "collect" ice cream truck jingles. If you ever encounter this one again, please let me know.

Next summer I will charge EA forums people with finding strange jingles for me. I will, you bet.