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There are so many great examples of songs that have had great success through being in big films. What are you favourites? and is there any other media that has opened you up to new music?
Some Great suggestions here!
Erin: Though if we're doing film things, have we had a stab at Redbone's Come and Get Your Love?
Erin: I feel like it's an odd format for a biopic; focusing on the Nebraska album as opposed to him getting started a la Rocketman or Bohemian Rhapsody (even if Malek was weird casting as Freddie Mercury)
Erin: Oh; Blinded by The Light?
Phillipe: Talking of films. Depeche Mode tomorrow release M at the cinema. 3 nights in mexico City from the last tour. WEill be epic like all their films and concerts. get yourselves to a cinema tomrrow night to watch it
Erin: Guardians of The Galaxy is where I heard it; that opening is so much fun!
Erin: And Pina Colada song?
Erin: Urge Overkill's Girl You'll Be a Woman Soon?
Phillipe: Live concert with the back drop to how Mexico embrace the death culture
Phillipe: Personal Jesus
Phillipe: bluesey riff
Phillipe: Played on a holow body Gretsch
Erin: Pulp Fiction
Erin: I'll agree that song can be a bit much. A Question of Lust is great though
Gareth: Depeche Mode and Alison Moyet from Basildon
Phillipe: Talking of songs from films...what about Back to the Futre and Marti doing the great Johnny Be Good
Gareth: Titanic
Erin: The overblown Titanic and Reservoir Dogs
Gareth: Kenny Loggins, back to Yatch Rock again lol
Erin: Armageddon
Erin: Wayne's World!
Gareth: Was at a Guitar Breaks thing on Saturday hosted by a guy who was in Waynes World lol
Gareth: Alice Coopers guitarist
Erin: King of Wishful Thinking by Go West since you mentioned Pretty Woman earlier
Gareth: yep Pete Friesen
Gareth: toured with Alice Cooper for a number of year
Phillipe: Mad World from Donnie Darko. Tears for Fears original but redone by Gary Jules is a decent track to play and learn
Gareth: basically Oasis copied it from everyone else lol