Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Monday, July 5, 2010

Birds of Prey: Original Opening

I don't remember watching Birds of Prey as it aired back in 2002, but over the Fourth of July weekend, I spent my time watching the show on DVD, and one of my main issues with the show was the hilarious opening sequence with the song "Remedy". There's nothing wrong with the song, it just made it seem like a really sensitive show that was about girls bonding as opposed to the ass-kicking-DC women show that it should have felt like.

Well, thanks to friend of the show, Bryan Q. Miller, I learned that this song wasn't the original series opener, and that there were clearance issues concerning the DVD release. And I've gotta say, the original series opener is so much better and appropriate for the show's feel, and it's a shame that we don't get what the creators intended.

Here is the original opening of the show, a song called "I'd Start a Revolution" by Aimee Allen.



Also, something else that is left out of the DVD release is the finale fight scene set to "All The Things She Said" by t.A.T.u., so check out the original finale fight below.

Monday, March 15, 2010

"Think Batman"

One of our faithful listeners and followers on twitter, Ms. @taterpie suggested this song to us, and I was impressed! This song entitled "Think Batman" is an instrumental that comes from the band The Coma Lilies, and you can find more of their music at their Last.fm Page!

In my honest opinion, it's a little rough around the edges as far as quality goes, but it's still got a nice, relaxed feel to it. It definitely gives reason to check out more of their stuff.



If anyone else has anything that they would like to see posted, or any other suggestions like this, please don't hesitate to contact us via Twitter, Facebook, or E-mail, or you could leave comments below ;)

Gotham City: R. Kelly

I was just searching through amazon.com recently, and I stumbled across this fantastic little gem. The actual physical copy of R. Kelly's Gotham City! And if pictures are anything to go off of, it looks like we can pick up the elongated CD case! It's so early-mid 90's! WIN!


Awesome, right!? Right?!