Soundtrack To Your Life

[spikeman]

I'm doing it again.

Opening Credits: Led Zeppelin - Over The Hills and Far Away

Waking up: God Is An Astronaut - Fire Flies and Empty Skies

Falling in love: Santana - Put Your Lights On (feat. Everlast)

Fight song: The Who - Bargain

Break up song: Rush - Fly By Night

Making Up: Buckethead - Brazos

Life’s Okay: Kid Cudi - Simple As...

Mental Breakdown: Iron Maiden - Wrathchild

Driving: Radiohead - No Surprises

Flashbacks: Rush - Freewill

Happy Dance: Led Zeppelin - Carouselambra

Regret: Rush - Tom Sawyer

Final Battle: Ours To Alibi - Beacons

Death Scene: Bon Iver - Michicant

Final Credits: Iron Maiden - Ghost Of Navigator (Rock in Rio)

 

[RFUS]

Opening Credits:

Radiohead - The National Anthem (this as been my ringtone for about 3 years and I couldn't have hoped for a better track here!)


Waking up:

Rolo Tomassi - Unromance (Jesus that would wake you up)


Falling in love:

Band of Horses - Evening Kitchen (daw)


Fight song:

The Death Set - It's Another Day (high energy... quite appropriate I guess)


Break up song:

Sleater-Kinney - The Drama You've Been Craving (almost eerily appropriate)


Making Up:

The Flaming Lips - Convinced of the Hex (the first that doesn't fit completely I guess)


Life's Okay:

Yuck - Shook Down (this song really does ooze "life is good")


Mental Breakdown:

Protest the Hero - Hair Trigger (again, stupidly appropriate; fast-paced, complex mathcore)


Driving:

U2 - Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of (I could see myself singing this in the car!)


Flashbacks:

Johnny Cash - Bird on a Wire (Cash does ooze nostalgia)


Happy Dance:

RHCP - Catholic School Girls Do Rule (Makes sense)


Regret:

Michael Jackson - Smooth Criminal (I bet he had a few regrets!)


Final Battle:

Kylesa - The Dream of the Freedom to Come (if said battle was some kind of Viking bloodbath then yeah, I could see it)


Death Scene:

Handsome Furs - Memories of the Future (this really doesn't fit at all)


Final Credits:

Crime In Stereo - I Cannot Answer You Tonight (I think if I made a movie I'd quite like this to play alongside the credits)





That was fun. And for the most part it was quite scarily appropriate, considering I didn't skip any tracks and genuinely used to first to appear.