If you produced a soundtrack about your life, what songs would be featured?

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   ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years ago

   If you produced a soundtrack about your life, what songs would be featured?

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   PoeticPhilosophyposted 11 years ago

   Mostly Tupac songs, hahaha. He has almost every emotion, obstacle out here.

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      ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Well now, you can't just use all Tupac songs now could you? I can understand how it would be tempting, but come on.

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      PoeticPhilosophyposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I said 'Mostly', haha but your right, I would use a mix of alot of people's song's but the majority would be Tupac for sure.

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   EJ Lambertposted 11 years ago

   To Win Just Once - The Saw Doctors
   The Batman Theme - Danny Elfman
   Circle the Drain - Katy Perry
   Freak Like Me - Halestorm
   Sirius - The Allan Parsons Project (Chicago Bulls entrance music)
   I Won't Do What You Tell Me - Jim Johnston (Stone Cold Steve Austin theme)
   Never Had a Friend Like Me - Robin Williams
   Without Me - Eminem
   Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen (Wayne's World anyone?)
   Those Chosen By the Planet - Nobuo Uematsu (The Sephiroth Theme)
   
   I have more but I'll stop there.  Diverse enough for ya?

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      ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That's pretty eclectic, but thematically it makes sense. Just gotta get somebody to write the screenplay now.  Interesting choices...indeed. Good nod to the most talented person on the WWE payroll too.

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      EJ Lambertposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Hey, I aim to please.  It was fun to think about.  Good question.  Stone Cold is still my guy to this day.  Nobody carried wrestling like he did.

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      ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      You could possibly shock some people. Austin, for my money the best rhetorical style ever. He was the best thing going for a good two years before they let him run with the ball. Truly surprising that he and Bret Hart didn't actually hate each other.

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      EJ Lambertposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      That's a testament to their ability both in and out of the ring.  Most wrestlers today are either good at one or the other, almost never both.  Like Young in football, Austin got cut short by injuries.

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   Motown2Chitownposted 11 years ago

   In This Life - Collin Raye
   Don't Let Me Get Me - Pink
   Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac
   Thank You - Dido
   Stuck In The Middle - Steve Miller
   In My LIfe - The Beatles
   This Time's the Dream's On Me - Sung by ONLY Ella Fitzgerald
   Favorite Song of All - Phillips, Craig, and Dean
   Hard to Get - Rich Mullins
   Life for Rent - Dido
   While the Nations Rage - Rich Mullins
   Don't Let Me Come Home a Stranger - Fernando Ortega
   Breaking of the Dawn - Fernando Ortega
   
   I have to stop now.  I mean, my life is only going to be so long, and I think I've got enough for at least a 3 disc box set.

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      ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Interesting. I'm sure you have your reasons.

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   Alecia Murphyposted 11 years ago

   Human Nature- Michael Jackson
   
   Don't Stop Believin'- Journey
   
   I Can't Go For That- Hall and Oates
   
   Don't You Forget About Me- Simple Minds
   
   The Show- Doug E. Fresh and The Get Fresh Crew
   
   You Can't Hurry Love- The Supremes
   
   I Wish- Stevie Wonder
   
   You Can't Always Get What You Want- Rolling Stones
   
   Fighter- Christina Aguilera

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      ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I could see You Can't Always Get What You Want playing as you walk out of the shot and the credits roll. Interesting!

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   Ben Blackwellposted 11 years ago

   Kulu Se Mama - John Coltrane
   Hat and Beard - Eric Dolphy
   So Long Eric (live in Germany) - Charles Mingus
   Fables of Faubus - Charles Mingus
   Stolen Moments - Oliver Nelson
   Watermelon Man - Herbie Hancock

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      ParadigmEnactedposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Now would you just play a snippet once, or different parts throughout the movie? I'm thinking the latter...?

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