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Last weekend I got an e-mail from LiveJournal saying that someone had anonymously gifted me 6 months of paid time to my account. To whoever did that - thank you. It's an amazing gift. :)
As a further thanks, I put together a bit of a playlist for all of the songs used in Mysterious Ways. Some of these have lyrics featured at the top of the chapters, others have been musical inspiration for me while putting together the story, and others are from chapter that haven't been written yet. All of them are songs that I adore. Eventually I'd like to get this into a downloadable file for all of the songs, but until that point, enjoy the vids on YouTube.
I Will Follow
U2
This isn't the original version, however there's a slight change in lyrics here that makes it more appropriate. And it was filmed in Brooklyn. 'Nuff said.
Thimble Island
Rasputina
Marco Polo
Loreena McKennitt
I Really Hope
The Cranberries
The Mystic's Dream
Loreena McKennitt
La Serenissima
Loreena McKennitt
The Arrival and The Reunion
Dead Can Dance
Puisque Bele Dame M'eime
Anonymous 4
I am shocked that I was able to find an audio of this on YouTube. I should learn not to be surprised by now...
Aria
Mediaeval Baebes/Delerium
Life on Mars
The Dresden Dolls
For the record, Bowie's version is the first and the greatest. However, this version does seem to suit Rose's mindset at the time a little better than the original. The Dolls are also based out of Boston, so I had to get that in too...
Eyes Like Yours
Shakira
Impossible! It's Possible
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella
There are about five billion versions of this song on YouTube, from the different movie versions to the ones performed by high school plays. The clip below is from the 1965 movie, which is the version on my soundtrack and the one that I had in mind while writing. It's actually a part from the entire movie, so the song will end before the clip does.
Mysterious Ways (Instrumental)
Vitamin String Quartet
This is where I am boggled with what one can find on iTunes. How could I resist downloading it?
Saltarello
Corvus Corvax
Another song where there are about five billion versions in existence (and I have quite a few of them). I used this one because on the recording I have it definitely gives off a party sort of vibe.
Love Don't Roam
Neil Hannon and Murray Gold
It was nearly impossible to find a version of this song that wasn't attached to a fanvid. I finally found one though, so even though most of you have probably heard this one before (I will not confirm nor deny that this is the song with the highest play count on my iPod) I'm putting it up here anyway.
Mysterious Ways
U2
The quality of this vid and the one for Elevation below aren't as great as some of the other ones out there, however this one is special to your author, so indulge me. :)
Last Chance on the Stairway
Duran Duran
My favorite Duran Duran song ever. Even getting into a car accident while listening to this song hasn't stopped me from loving it. Needless to say it was the inspiration for a very pivotal scene...
Celtique Medieval
Carlos Nunez
Elevation
U2
Heeeeeee. That is all. :)
Stick With Me Baby
Robert Plant and Allison Krauss
Help!
The Beatles
Caravanserai
Loreena McKennitt
The last verse of this song, just before the final repetitions of the chorus, are what the entire Sonnets series is all about.
Hope you enjoyed! :)
Aenaria
As a further thanks, I put together a bit of a playlist for all of the songs used in Mysterious Ways. Some of these have lyrics featured at the top of the chapters, others have been musical inspiration for me while putting together the story, and others are from chapter that haven't been written yet. All of them are songs that I adore. Eventually I'd like to get this into a downloadable file for all of the songs, but until that point, enjoy the vids on YouTube.
I Will Follow
U2
This isn't the original version, however there's a slight change in lyrics here that makes it more appropriate. And it was filmed in Brooklyn. 'Nuff said.
Thimble Island
Rasputina
Marco Polo
Loreena McKennitt
I Really Hope
The Cranberries
The Mystic's Dream
Loreena McKennitt
La Serenissima
Loreena McKennitt
The Arrival and The Reunion
Dead Can Dance
Puisque Bele Dame M'eime
Anonymous 4
I am shocked that I was able to find an audio of this on YouTube. I should learn not to be surprised by now...
Aria
Mediaeval Baebes/Delerium
Life on Mars
The Dresden Dolls
For the record, Bowie's version is the first and the greatest. However, this version does seem to suit Rose's mindset at the time a little better than the original. The Dolls are also based out of Boston, so I had to get that in too...
Eyes Like Yours
Shakira
Impossible! It's Possible
Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella
There are about five billion versions of this song on YouTube, from the different movie versions to the ones performed by high school plays. The clip below is from the 1965 movie, which is the version on my soundtrack and the one that I had in mind while writing. It's actually a part from the entire movie, so the song will end before the clip does.
Mysterious Ways (Instrumental)
Vitamin String Quartet
This is where I am boggled with what one can find on iTunes. How could I resist downloading it?
Saltarello
Corvus Corvax
Another song where there are about five billion versions in existence (and I have quite a few of them). I used this one because on the recording I have it definitely gives off a party sort of vibe.
Love Don't Roam
Neil Hannon and Murray Gold
It was nearly impossible to find a version of this song that wasn't attached to a fanvid. I finally found one though, so even though most of you have probably heard this one before (I will not confirm nor deny that this is the song with the highest play count on my iPod) I'm putting it up here anyway.
Mysterious Ways
U2
The quality of this vid and the one for Elevation below aren't as great as some of the other ones out there, however this one is special to your author, so indulge me. :)
Last Chance on the Stairway
Duran Duran
My favorite Duran Duran song ever. Even getting into a car accident while listening to this song hasn't stopped me from loving it. Needless to say it was the inspiration for a very pivotal scene...
Celtique Medieval
Carlos Nunez
Elevation
U2
Heeeeeee. That is all. :)
Stick With Me Baby
Robert Plant and Allison Krauss
Help!
The Beatles
Caravanserai
Loreena McKennitt
The last verse of this song, just before the final repetitions of the chorus, are what the entire Sonnets series is all about.
Hope you enjoyed! :)
Aenaria
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Date: 2009-10-30 06:22 pm (UTC)Em