The Top Uses of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” in Movies
What is that ONE song everyone must sing along to, wherever and whenever it is played? Yes, you guessed it right, it is Journey’s 80s hit, “Don’t Stop B
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Five Things You Didn’t Know about Randy Rogers
The one thing that can be said about the music industry is that country music knows its place. While several other musical genres, not to be named here, are c
The Best Uses of Journey Music in Movies
Journey is a classic and very well used sound in many movies that can be instantly recognized. Their music has been used in so many films and TV shows that yo
The Top Uses of Pearl Jam Songs in Movies
Pearl Jam came on the scene in a big way in the 1990’s and has been going strong ever since. They shared a drummer with noted rock band Soundgarden at o
It’s Hard to Believe Thomas Newman Scored These Five Films
Thomas Newman is a critically-acclaimed composer that’s worked on countless films and been rewarded for his efforts more than once in the course of his
The Top Uses of Foghat Songs in Movies
There are a lot of movies that Foghat’s music has been featured in, but finding those clips is proving to be more than a little difficult. Thank God for
The Top Uses of Queen’s “We Will Rock You” in Movies
A lot of songs move you in ways that you can’t resist, but We Will Rock You seems to demand that you get up and stomp your feet, clap your hands, and ju
The Top Five Uses of “Jingle Bells” in Movies
When it comes to Christmas songs, Jingle Bells is perhaps the most iconic, with it being one of the most widely used carols to sing and also to be used in mov
Impressive Metal Covers of Popular TV Show Theme Songs
Classical music has a feel all its own when being applied to a TV show’s main theme. It’s enchanting, it works at the emotions and it promises the
The Top Uses of Mozart Music in Movies
It used to be that classical music didn’t always pair well with just any film. Nowadays, and for quite a while I might add, the classics have been paire
