E.T. Sound Clips Get Remixed Into a Happy Song
E.T. being mixed into a happy song almost has a late 80’s, early 90’s feeling that is kind of cheesy but still touching in a way since the movie w
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The Top Uses of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Sweet Home Alabama” in Movies
Every time you hear Lynyrd Skynyrd’s song Sweet Home Alabama start up you can’t help but feel the need to tap your toes and get down on the dance
The Top Uses of Peter Gabriel Songs in Movies or TV
Peter Gabriel is the kind of guy you would call a musical genius without feeling as though you’re stretching the truth. He was the original lead singer
Great Use of a Song in Movie: “Head over Heels” From Tears for Fears in “Donnie Darko”
The use of Head over Heels by Tear for Fears in Donnie Darko seems almost like a transition piece from one moment to the next, ushering the story along withou
Five Things You Didn’t Know about Shinedown
An American rock band, Shinedown hails from Jacksonville, Florida. The band was formed by lead vocalist Brent Smith in 2001. After a bit of trial and error, t
The Top Five Uses of Cher Songs in Movies or TV
Cher is the kind of actress that has just about done it all in her career. She’s been a singer, a co-host to a TV show, and she’s done a lot of st
The Top Uses of Foreigner’s “Hot Blooded” In Movies or TV
Hot Blooded by Foreigner isn’t a hard song to understand or define. We all get that way once or twice, or more, in our lives when we come across a perso
Grace Vanderwaal Make Her Music Single Debut with “Clearly”
Grace Vanderwaal makes it very apparent how music can help view the world in a very accurate light in her music single debut Clearly. Taking Johnny’ Nas
House of Pain’s Cinematic Legacy: 5 Memorable Film and TV Moments
Ah, House of Pain. The band that had us all jumping around in the ’90s, fueled by caffeine and the belief that we could rap just as well as they could.
The Top Uses of Public Enemy’s ‘Fight the Power’ in Movies or TV
Fight the Power by Public Enemy was originally made for Spike Lee’s movie Do The Right Thing, a movie charged with racial tension and one of Lee’s
