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Always nice to hear Bernard Herrmann's composition. To hear my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," click on my name below, then hit "videos" when you get to the site. Or just enter "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" in the YouTube search box.

You knew The Simpsons would eventually get around to sending up Psycho. Check out my own humorous song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Those notes are as memorable as the intro to Beethoven's Fifth. Check out my original song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Can hear Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" influence in places. Check out my original song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Can really hear the Stravinsky influence here. Check out my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," where I reference "North By Northwest." Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

I invite all Rope fans to check out my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

And what does the name Norman stand for? Normal Man? William the Conqueror? The meaning of Bates is obvious. I invite all Psycho fans (Psycho-tics?) to check out my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Some of the analysis is spot-on, some a little, well dotty. I invite all Psycho fans (Psycho-tics?) to check out my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

I invite all Psycho fans (Psycho-tics?) to check out my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

I invite all Psycho fans (Psycho-tics?) to check out my original song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Nice that they included a visual of the song's composer, Charles Gounod, in the video. Check out my original song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" (with Gounod quoted on guitar). Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

Amusing. You wonder how many kids knew the reference. Check out my original song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock." Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

Your video came up grouped with Alfred Hitchcock tributes, which is appropriate. Check out my original song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock." Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

Nice to see something original, and well-done at that. Many of these Hitchcock video tributes on YouTube have little creativity.Check out my original song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock." Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

I would imagine Hitch would hate to see the originals colorized--would you colorize, say, Rembrandt's etchings? Check out my song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" (with accompanying montage in original colors). Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

Would have loved to see the original. Check out my song tribute "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" (with accompanying montage). Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

The glitchy splices look familiar--I used to do videotape montages with dual VCRs, too. Now thankfully we're in the digital era. Check out my original song tribute (and montage) "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver.

I love the use of "Risseldy, Rosseldy" to create the false feeling of "all is well." Check out my original song tribute to Hitchcock, which integrates The Birds and other classics. It's called "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "Cra...

Hitch certainly inspires music! I integrate The Birds and a bunch of other Hitchcock classics in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

I integrate The Birds and a bunch of other Hitchcock classics in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Great fun trying to i.d. all these flicks! I I integrate at least some of them in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

I integrate Rear Window and a bunch of other Hitchcock classics in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

I integrate Rear Window and a bunch of other Hitchcock classics in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Making your own trailer of a film classic is a wrinkle I never heard of. People will find different ways to express their appreciation of masterworks. I integrate Rear Window and a bunch of other Hitchcock classics in my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," viewable right here on YouTube. ...

The zooming out instead of zooming in does make you spacially disoriented. For those who love HItchcock, check out my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search CraigASilver. You won't get disoriented, I promise.

Sort of the equivalent of that 19th-century parlor game where they had vignettes re-creating Greek myths. I think I did something more original in writing a song tribute, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock." Check it out here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

A great aggregate of HItchcock's masterworks on Universal's part. Check out my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" right here on YouTube. Click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Rapidfire Hitch really sets your mind a-spinning. Check out my original song "Here's To Alfred HItchhock" right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below or search "CraigASilver."

Not sure the point of this Cliff's Notes version of the painstakingly paced movie. I've written an original song tribute to the master, "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," the music video of which is viewable right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below.

Always nice to see a montage of the master's work. Check out my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock," right here on YouTube. Just click on my name below.

Fascinating montage! Check out my original song "Here's To Alfred Hitchcock" with accompanying visuals, here on YouTube. Just click on my name below.

Terrific video! For my homage to Alfred Hitchcock, click on my name or the icon on the left.

If she were genuinely interested in the use of governmental power and the value of democracy, why would she resign half way through the governorship? Some patriot! For my take on enlightened modern patriotism, please check out my new song "Patriots", viewable here on YouTube by clicking on my na...