Speaking of the music, there was a little 10 minute thing where Chase and other were talking about how music is used in the Sopranos. They noted how sometime modern music kinda turns into the chorus from greek plays. Go back and listen to how they matched Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'' up to the scene. There's obvious bits, but for instance when AJ complains about work Steve Perry is singing "some were born to sing the blues" (which may also be a nod to his depression) is a bit more subtle. "it goes on and on and on" chimes in at point when Tony tells Carm that Carlo's testifying against him.
I thought the ep was great, I don't understand how a people could believe that perfectly timed cut was their cable going out.
I think there's such a positive reaction to Google's request as we're not used to getting such thing with a lubricant, and a pretty high quality fragrent one at that.
Wait until somebody takes a stand against Google somehow, sorta like the AOL/MSN Inop wars.
... because they've managed to screw up my pre-order of "X & Y."
I don't see what the fuss about DRM is for now. I bought music from iTMS, burned, then ripped a disc in iTunes, then used the MP3s appropriately.
I do know one thing... I will bash the heads in of people who are content to "rent" music.
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Speaking of the music, there was a little 10 minute thing where Chase and other were talking about how music is used in the Sopranos. They noted how sometime modern music kinda turns into the chorus from greek plays. Go back and listen to how they matched Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'' up to the scene. There's obvious bits, but for instance when AJ complains about work Steve Perry is singing "some were born to sing the blues" (which may also be a nod to his depression) is a bit more subtle. "it goes on and on and on" chimes in at point when Tony tells Carm that Carlo's testifying against him. I thought the ep was great, I don't understand how a people could believe that perfectly timed cut was their cable going out.
... our computers will get laid more than we do.
I think there's such a positive reaction to Google's request as we're not used to getting such thing with a lubricant, and a pretty high quality fragrent one at that. Wait until somebody takes a stand against Google somehow, sorta like the AOL/MSN Inop wars.
... because they've managed to screw up my pre-order of "X & Y." I don't see what the fuss about DRM is for now. I bought music from iTMS, burned, then ripped a disc in iTunes, then used the MP3s appropriately. I do know one thing... I will bash the heads in of people who are content to "rent" music.