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I have loved this song ever since I heard it on the Firefly tribute vid:

"Is this the end? (a Firefly Tribute)" by saiariddle

@ALPHADOG3 "It wasn't the drugs, he could buy all he wanted." - Yeah, 'cause the only downside to dealing with depression by taking heroin and valium is running out of drugs.

"Take A Look Around" the intrumental version ---

Mission Impossible 2 Soundtrack (Limp Bizkit - Take A Look Around)

@Silverbane78 LOL! you're a funny farka. Saw your comment and pictured a scene where this vid was shown to a christian youth group by a bible-thumper who had failed to preview the content. Thanks for the hilarious image!

I thought this was an Alice in Chains song. I guess that's what happens when you major in "partying" at Uni in the 90's - Nirvana, Pearl Jam, RHCP, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains - great times, great music, swiss-cheese memory!

These two are artists of the highest order. They deftly make use of song (and video) to portray various emotionally painful landscapes with as much 'colour' as possible.

They're not churning out pop-music, they're expressing real emotions. Their ability to do this so effectively is why people ei...

I wouldn't call this a cover of "You Know You're Right", more like a rewrite on a similar theme. Hint: the title of this song is "You've Got No Right". (0:35 - for those who missed it)

"In Bloom" comes to mind - He's the one who likes all our pretty songs, and he likes to sing along... but he knows not what it means.

"Egestatum" sounds like "English Muffin"? - oh wait, 20-something Americans, that explains it. :)

@ BeverlyChilzz and Thecarolinerish

A great movie. The quality of the performances, plot, editing and SFX are such that it doesn't feel dated despite its age.

As for the Louis and Lestat dynamic, Brad Pitt got the opportunity to prove himself as an actor in a challenging role (check out IMDB to see what followed), and Tom got to i...

Okay, first I've gotta point out it's called "Interview With THE Vampire", (bygones).

I am a big fan of Buffy and Angel, a "spin-off" that created a second dimension of the Buffy-verse, tied together nicely by several crossovers, the most significant being Faith.

I also like the movie "Bring It O...

Whoa! Did she really call Joss Whedon - "Joss Why-don"? That is so ... Bizarre!

I'm sure he's been called Josh many times, but I wouldn't have thought it possible that he would be called Whydon. That's like saying "Robert Rodrhygus" or "Quentin Tarantyno" or "Steven Spellberg" or "Oliver Stain" o...

Ballad For Dead Friends plays in season one of Buffy as Darla and the gang approach the Bronze for the Harvest. You only get to hear a sample before the "act-break". The emotive power of the bass chords was enough to get my attention.

This is my personal fav youtube vid for this song: PLACEBO 'Running Up that Hill' by officialplacebo.

Witnessing the death of Fred through the eyes of Wesley certainly made me appreciate what it must be like to discover that "there's a hole in the world".

Yet another beautiful song brought to my attention by the Buffyverse.

BTW: If you like this song chances are you'll love "Blue" by Angie Hart (Buffy-S7-EP07: Conversations with Dead People), check out the brilliant slideshow vid by hauntboo.

@regisnavarro Seems like you'd been stuffing your face with Space Cakes when you posted here! LOL!

@fandanstan What sort of a dumb question is, "do emotions exist"? Emotions are an innate part of the human mind. Religious mythology however must be programmed into a person either at a very young age before their ability for critical thought has properly developed, or when they are psychological...

@FanJamesMarsters given the term "Pagan" is generally applied to any belief system that does not adhere to the Old Testament (Christian, Jew, Moslem), one would have to agree the Buffy series is definitely Pagan. At the very start of the series Giles states: "contrary to popular mythology, the wo...