i heart the internet
Posted on | March 12, 2004 |
A while back, I watched the dark, but beautiful film The Safety of Objects. Additionally, the soundtrack was exquisite, but nowhere to be found.
I soon discovered through a quick search (of Amazon, B&N, etc) that, much to my dismay, no official soundtrack was mixed.
Tonight, I took up the search again. A google search later and any doubt (not that there was any) as to the abundance of information available on the most random subjects was erased. The site may have sported a black background with an obnoxious mix of yellow, red, and green text, but I didn’t care. It had all the information I needed along with the mp3s of the best songs. Now I have them all. Also, the band is Bullet. Don’t waste your time looking for their website. It doesn’t exist according to google.
However, I will gladly compensate them for the tracks I took from the one guy’s website. Seriously. Bullet, if you read this, and want a reasonable amount for the tracks, I will gladly capitulate.
Side note #1: The internet is also helpful with very vague information specs. Apparently, the one song that I loved on that one episode of Without a Trace was “One of These Mornings” by Moby (sung by someone else of course).
Side note #2: I love Jet’s “Get Hyper” CD. In line with my recent proclivity for buying CDs, I ordered four more from Columbia House. (Shut up. It was buy one get three free with reduced shipping. I am only human.). Soon Maroon 5, The Raveonettes, Jason Mraz, and Cowboy Junkies will be mine.
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March 14th, 2004 @ 9:30 am
The off-beat, artsy soundtracks are usually the best ones, and they’re the ones you can never find–grrr! I’m glad you found the mp3’s!! I had the same problem with the movie Abandon. There were a bunch of awesome songs by Jane’s Addiction on the movie soundtrack, but the official “soundtrack” was just the score. But perusing the credits at the end of the film saved me. So then I went online and ordered a Jane’s Addiction CD.
Hehehe. You say, “Columbia House,” I say “BMG.” It’s a beautiful world.