“Sucker love is known to swing.
Prone to cling and waste these things.
Pucker up for heavens sake.
There's never been so much at stake.
I serve my head up on a plate.
It's only comfort, calling late.
Cuz there's nothing else to do,
Every me and every you.
Every me and every you”
Prone to cling and waste these things.
Pucker up for heavens sake.
There's never been so much at stake.
I serve my head up on a plate.
It's only comfort, calling late.
Cuz there's nothing else to do,
Every me and every you.
Every me and every you”
Every you every me – Placebo
Now that I’ve finished up with University I’ve got a fair
bit of spare time, and I start to lose track of days. Hence, it’s 9pm and I
only just realised it’s Thursday and I’ve got to upload a blog. I got
distracted for a few hours earlier because I was watching The X Factor USA, but
then I realised this week’s theme gives me a sweet blog topic. It’s movies week
on The X Factor and on Musical Musings.
Every movie it accompanied by a theme song, or so it seems.
From songs written especially for the movie to a song which was a hit then
became an even bigger hit when it accompanied a block buster film, you can
generally name a film and think of the song which goes with it. The X Factor contestants
are pulling out the big names this week – Eye
of the Tiger and Iris, and even a
version of Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
These tunes add the surrounding sound and make a moment all the better; how bad
would all the Armageddon scenes be if they weren’t accompanied by Steven Tyler’s
crooning. Okay, maybe not bad, but you have to admit I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing adds a good amount of drama.
Placebo’s Every You Every
Me is one of my favourite movie songs. It sets up such a great introduction
to Cruel Intentions, by sounding a bit seductive and a bit dangerous. It sets
up the whole movie perfectly, as Kathryn and Sebastian enter a bet with a few
naughty outcomes, accompanied by a not so innocent Cecile and Annette. It’s a
great movie and comes complete with a ridiculously hot Sarah Michelle Gellar
and a rather attractive Ryan Phillippe. Nice.
The X Factor movie hits has finished up for the night and
they’ve celebrated the best songs in films. I’m looking forward to bringing
this topic up at the next social event I have with the mates (this isn’t a lame
topic, is it?). I bet someone will mention every Linkin Park song ever in every
Transformers movie ever.
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