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@AydelTempess, the first song is "Going Under". Ü

I heard this song in the last couple years (on the web in the U.S.), and it is one of the BEST songs I have heard in the last 5 years. Even though the lyrics are a little sad, It has such an irresistible dance beat, & the singer's (Petra's)? voice is so distinct and beautifully unusual. Thank y...

@runaway817, yes, you are very observant Ü. if you read 1 of Amy's interviews, she said that it was deliberate she never touches the ground in this video, as a metaphor that she is (singing from the) dead.

Funny bits, but it still seems like he was polishing and perfecting his material for it to be as hilarious as it has been in the last 8 years or so. His jokes about women having all the power, and then the separate joke of loving the look in a child's eye - right when you take them out of your t...

Black on Broadway is one of my favorites of Lewis's stand-up acts. Scathing, brilliant, and hilarious!

At long last, this heroic, long suffering leader is released. I pray that her release is genuine and permanent, or that at least she can escape Burma if her freedom or life is again jeopardized. I can't imagine that the military junta will discontinue threatening, harrassing her, or worse. Aun...

I think Amy has a gorgeous voice, and this is a good performance. No singer ever has a perfect record of sounding flawless every performance, just like anyone in any other profession. She and the rest of the musicians in Evanescence are undeniably talented.

@dyn4mic87, thank you! I especially enjoy researching what I find interesting, as well as learning more and more about things Ü .

@Centarri1992, there was so much in Rice's story that was potentially considered disturbing and offensive, some compromises had to be made with characters & scenes. Banderas did a fantastic job portraying Armand, and it was just easier to have a more worldly, older depiction of Armand, than find...

3:52 is so intensely mournful...It perfectly conveys when Louis reaches out to carress Claudia's burnt, ashen body, and Claudia's and Madeleine's burnt remains just disintegrate like cigarette ashes. Brad Pitt's face in this scene powerfully, poignantly expresses Louis' loss and heartache. I th...

Thanks for posting all these tracks Ü. In the film & the book, this is when Louis calls Santiago "Buffoon!", and Armand soon after tells Louis that is what triggered the feud between Louis & Santiago.

Beautifully done.

@SanguinaryAnima, it certainly would! This soundtrack should have also included Georg Friedrich Handel's beautiful Terpsichore and Harp Concerto in B Flat that played after Claudia was changed into a vampire, and Louis was describing to Daniel about he and Lestat "raising" and teaching her.