Random songs as my life story

[barondave]

There I was, explaining to freeimprov that my iTunes doesn't have a Shuffle playlist, but a Party Shuffle playlist (with songs I've marked with four or five stars, with some random) and was going to poo poo the virus, but the results are interesting. So.

The Movie Soundtrack rules, modified because I'm the Director producing my Autobiography, dammit
1. Open iTunes
2. Put it on Party Shuffle
3. Look at the list, starting with the next song that would be played and continuing until you fill out the movie proposal
4. Submit your soundtrack
6. Be honest, it's your life.


Opening Credits:
Twin Cinema - The New Pornographers

Waking Up:
Starsoul - Urban Tapestry

First Day At School:
People Are Strange - Brave Combo

Falling In Love:
So Glad - B. C. Reed

Breaking Up:
No Shoes-live - Foremen, The

Prom:
Something So Right - Paul Simon

Life's OK:
Good Golly Miss Molly - Boss Martians

Mental Breakdown:
Yesterday - Boyz II Men

Driving:
Loves Me Like A Rock - Paul Simon

Flashback:
Prince of Darkness - Nylons, The

Getting Back Together:
Yellow Submarine - The Beatles

Death Scene:
It Will Be Over Before You Know It - primeTime sublime Community Orchestra

For the record (of as 'of the record' as LJ gets), at least three of those categories don't apply to me even if you don't count the last one, and at least one of them is completely opposite. Ah, movie fiction.

Comments

Director's Cut

[barondave.livejournal.com]

Yikes! Well, I didn't want to jigger the whole list, so I cheated, just a little, and substituted the song in Party Shuffle right before Twin Cinema. If you really want to recreate the whole thing via their rules, move all the other songs up one, and the Death Scene music is "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport" by The Village Stompers.

It should be noted, and therefore will be, that two of the songs I've only heard once or twice while others I could probably karaoke without looking at the lyric track often.

Re: Director's Cut

[freeimprov.livejournal.com]

I always thought Tie Me Kangaroo Down was a love song...

Re: Director's Cut

[barondave.livejournal.com]

Well, there's the Australian bondage movie, Tie Me Up, Tie Me Kangaroo Down.