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More Soundtracks

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 05:49:09 GMT

Here are a few soundtracks that we missed many moons ago. Lots of different and groovy tunes.

Collins' Comet Soundtrack

1. Weapons - Son Lux
2. My Body is a Cage - Arcade Fire
3. Grounds for Divorce - Elbow
4. Yes - Coldplay
5. The Day the World Went Away - NIN
6. Vessels - Philip Glass
7. Love Bomb - N.E.R.D.

Fortunado Soundtrack

1. New York, New York orchestral instrumental version

2. Fortunado’s theme original composition by Danny Elfman
3. The Deck original composition by Danny Elfman
4. Phillip’s Theme original composition by Danny Elfman
5. Home Again original composition by Danny Elfman
6. The Deck - Phillip arrangement
7. Phillip Theme-Car arrangement
8. Phillip’s Theme - End of days arrangement
9. Wild Game original composition by Danny Elfman
10. Chinatown original composition by Danny Elfman
11. The Deck by Twisted Sister

And here is another classic HTG soundtrack:

A Soho Affair Soundtrack

1. Black Boned Angel by Goldflesh
2. L 'Incoronazione di Poppea Act II scene 6 & 7 by Monteverdi
3. Caroline Says II by Lou Reed
4. 2cv by Motor Noise

Men of Massachusetts Soundtrack

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:47:25 GMT

The latest season of TV has come to a close, but with awards talk heating up we thought that this would be a good time to shine the spotlight on the soundtrack of one of the season's hottest new shows. Men of Massachusetts producer Promethus and Devil Ray TV were kind enough to share with us their official soundtrack:

1. The Times They Are A-Changin’ – Bob Dylan
2. Bottle Baby – Augie March
3. Moonlight Sonata – Mozart
4. You? Will. You? Will. You? Will. – Bright Eyes
5. Pomp and Circumstance – Elgar
6. Waltz of the Flowers – Tchaikovsky
7. Every Breath You Take – The Police
8. Who Needs Enemies? – The Cooper Temple Clause
9. The Power and the Passion – Midnight Oil
10. Kashmir – Led Zeppelin
11. Dies Irae – Verdi
12. The Ice is Getting Thinner – Death Cab For Cutie
13. The Scientist – Coldplay

Click here for information on the Sully TV Awards nomination process.

Flashback: Berlin Soundtrack

Sat, 04 Apr 2009 04:12:47 GMT

Earlier this week Rotor Productions announced that they would be re-releasing the beautiful soundtrack for their romantic film, "Berlin".

1. "London Calling" by The Clash
2. "Holidays in Cambodia" by the Dead Kennedys
3. "Johnny Too Bad" by The Slickers
4. "New Age" by the Velvet Underground
5. "Parlez moi d'amour" preformed by Arielle Dombasle
6. "Over the Rainbow" preformed by Arielle Dombasle

"Over the Rainbow", which was made famous in "The Wizard of OZ", and "Parlez moi d'amour" were both sung by Arielle Dombasle in the film. Special thanks to the film's producers for sharing the soundtrack with us. The film can be watched at its official website, located at this link.

Crimson Eyes Soundtrack

Tue, 17 Mar 2009 16:15:58 GMT

Lake Hope Features has released their soundtrack for "Crimson Eyes" to The Carson Daily exclusively. Check it out below!

Crimson Eyes Soundtrack

01. Far From Over - Rev Theory
02. Burning Years - Story Of The Year
03. Wake - Linkin Park
04. That Was Just Your Life - Metallica
05. The War Is Over - Trust Company
06. Killswitch Engage - This Fire Burns
07. Dry Cell - Slip Away
08. Get Out Alive - Three Days Grace

The movie is currently in theaters worldwide

Our Mutual Friend: Part 2 Scene

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 17:00:05 GMT

The Flip Brothers Studio contacted us through our forum profile and provided us with an exclusive scene from their new film sequel, "Our Mutual Friend: Part 2". The lengthy scene was described to us as being the producer's favorite scene in the film. Enjoy!

Charley leaves and goes down the stairs. Headstone turns to Wrayburn.

HEADSTONE
You think of me no more value than the dirt under your feet.

EUGENE
I assure you, schoolmaster; I don’t think about you.

HEADSTONE
That’s not true. You know better.

EUGENE
That’s coarse. But you don’t know better.

HEADSTONE
Mr. Wrayburn, at least I know very well that it would be idle to set myself against you in insolent words or overbearing manners. That lad who has just gone out could put you to shame in half-a-dozen branches of knowledge in half an hour, but you can throw him aside like an inferior. You can do as much by me, I have no doubt, beforehand.

EUGENE
Possibly.

HEADSTONE
But I am more than a lad. And I WILL be heard, sir.

EUGENE
As a schoolmaster, you are always being heard. That ought to content you.

HEADSTONE
But it does not content me. Do you suppose that a man, in forming himself for the duties I discharge and in watching and repressing himself daily to discharge them well, dismisses a man’s nature?

EUGENE
I suppose you, judging from what I see as I look at you, to be rather too passionate for a good schoolmaster.

HEADSTONE
Passionate with you, sir, I admit I am. Passionate with you, sir, I respect myself for being. But I have not Devils for my pupils.

EUGENE
For your teachers, I should rather say.

HEADSTONE
(Angry)
Mr. Wrayburn.

EUGENE
Schoolmaster.

HEADSTONE
Sir, my name is Bradley Headstone.

EUGENE
Your name doesn’t concern me. Now, what more?

HEADSTONE
This more. Oh, what a misfortune is mine. That I cannot so control myself as to appear a stronger creature than this, when a man who has not felt in all his life what I have felt in a day can so command himself! Mr. Wrayburn, I desire to say something to say something to you on my own part.

EUGENE
Say what you have to say. And let me remind you that the door is standing open, and your young friend waiting for you on the stairs.

HEADSTONE
When I accompanied that youth here, sir, I did so with the purpose of adding, as a man, whom you should not be permitted to put aside, in case you put him aside as a boy, that his instinct is correct and right.

EUGENE
Is that all?

HEADSTONE
No, sir. I strongly support him in his disapproval of your visits to his sister, and in his objection to your officiousness, and worse, in what you have taken upon yourself to do for her.

EUGENE
Is that all?

HEADSTONE
No, sir. I determined to tell you that you are not justified in these proceedings, and that they are injurious to his sister.

EUGENE
Are you her schoolmaster as well as her brother’s? Or perhaps you would like to be?

HEADSTONE
What do you mean by that?

EUGENE
A natural ambition enough. Far be it for me to say otherwise. The sister, who is something too much upon your lips, perhaps, is so very different from all the associations to which she has been used, and from all the low obscure people about her, that it is a very natural ambition.

HEADSTONE
Do you throw my obscurity in my teeth, Mr. Wrayburn?

EUGENE
That can hardly be, for I know nothing concerning it, schoolmaster, and seek to know nothing.

HEADSTONE
You reproach me with my origin. You cast insinuations at my bringing-up. But I tell you, sir, I have worked my way onward, out of both in spite of both, and have a right to be considered a better man than you, with better reasons for being proud.

EUGENE
How can I reproach you, with what is not within my knowledge, or how I can cast stones that were never in my hand, is a problem for the ingenuity of a schoolmaster to prove. Is that all?

HEADSTONE
No, sir. If you suppose that boy...

EUGENE
Who really will be tired of waiting...

HEADSTONE
...If You suppose that boy to be friendless, Mr. Wrayburn, you deceive yourself. I am his friend, and you shall find me so.

EUGENE
And you will find him on the stairs.

HEADSTONE
You have promised yourself, sir, that you could do what you chose here, because you had to deal with a mere boy, inexperienced, friendless, and unassisted. But I give you warning that this mean calculation is wrong. You have to do with a man also. You have to do with me. I will support him, and, if need be, require reparation for him. My hand and heart are in this cause, and are open to him.

EUGENE
And quite a coincidence, schoolmaster, the door is open.

HEADSTONE
I scorn your shifty evasions, and I scorn you. In the meanness of your nature you revile me with the meanness of my birth. I hold you in contempt for it. But if you don’t profit by this visit, and act accordingly, you will find me as bitterly in earnest against you as I could be if I deemed you worth a second thought on my own account.

Headstone leave and closes the door behind him. Eugene turns to Mortimer.

EUGENE
My dear fellow, I fear my unexpected visitors have been troublesome.

MORTIMER
Oh, Eugene, I think that I have been so blind!

EUGENE
How blind?

MORTIMER
What were your words that night at the river. What was it you asked me? Did I feel like a dark combination of traitor and pickpocket when I thought of that girl?

EUGENE
I seem to remember the expression.

MORTIMER
How do you feel when you think of her just now?

EUGENE
Don’t make no mistake, there is no better girl in London than Lizzie Hexam.

MORTIMER
Granted. What follows?

EUGENE
There, you put me upon guessing the riddle that I have given up.

MORTIMER
Eugene, do you design to capture and desert this girl?

EUGENE
My dear fellow, no.

MORTIMER
Do you design to marry her?

EUGENE
My dear fellow, no.

MORTIMER
Do you design to pursue her?

EUGENE
My dear fellow, I don’t design anything. I have no design whatever. I am incapable of designs. If I conceived a design, I should speedily abandon in exhausted by the operation.

MORTIMER
Oh, Eugene. Eugene!

EUGENE
My dear, Mortimer. What more can I tell you all I know, and acknowledge my ignorance of all I don’t know!

MORTIMER
Are you in communication with this girl, Eugene, and is what these people say true?

EUGENE
I concede both admissions to my honorable and learned friend.

MORTIMER
Then what is to come of it? What are you doing? Where are you going?

EUGENE
I don’t know. I just don’t know.

Eugene lights up a cigar and begins to smoke it.

The Ballad of Mike Roulette Soundtrack

Sun, 14 Dec 2008 05:12:41 GMT

"The Ballad of Mike Rouette" doesn't hit theaters until December 26th, but we have the official soundtrack listing now! The two disc set hits stores this week courtesy of Checkmate Records. Each song was hand picked by Bryan Bishop, the series' creator/writer/producer.

The Ballad of Mike Rouette Soundtrack Disc One:

1. "Brothers in Arms" by Dire Straits
2. "Rhapsody in Blue" by George Gershwin
3. "Das Lied vom Tod" by Ennio Morricone
4. "Pomp and Circumstance" performed by the London Symphony Orchestra
5. "Twin Peaks Theme" by Gino Marinello
6. "Wonderful Life" by the Felice Brothers
7. "Debora's Theme" by Ennio Morricone
8. "When Will I See You Again" by Three Degrees
9. "What Dreams May Come" by Ennio Morricone
10. "The Mission" by Ennio Morricone
11. "I've got to get a Message to You" by the Bee Gees
12. "Locked Out Again" by Michael Giacchino

The Ballad of Mike Rouette Soundtrack Disc Two:

1. "Evil Woman" by ELO
2. "Requiem Por Un Gringo/The Moon and You" by Ennio Morricone
3. "Drowning Lessons" by My Chemical Romance
4. "Angels Walk" by Paul Westerberg
5. "Angels of the Silences" by Counting Crows
6. "My Maria" by B.W. Stevenson
7. "Get on Down" by Ho Hum
8. "Knights in White Satin (Outro)" by the Moody Blues
9. "The Wizard Turns On..." by the Flaming Lips
10. "All the Time in the World" by the Apartments
11. "P.S. You Rock my World" by the Eels
12. "The Rider Song" by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis

"The Ballad of Mike Rouette" hits theaters on December 26th from Checkmate Pictures.

Ed Burns Speaks Out!

Wed, 26 Nov 2008 06:19:59 GMT

Earlier today, one of my reporters was able to get a comment from actor/director Ed Burns regarding "The Crusaders", which just left theaters with just over 65 million dollars.

"I'm not happy with Ship of Fooles right now." Burns said as he quickly walked through a terminal at the Hollywood Private Airlines, "I shouldn't have just acted in it... I should have directed it also. " Burns is well known for directing himself in leading roles, but has yet to helm an HTG film. "I'm going back to my roots in New York for a little while and I'm going to try and put together a small independent film."

Editors Note: Thanks to mickey09 for pointing out an error in the total Box Office gross of "The Crusaders".

Carnival's Official Soundtrack

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 00:19:09 GMT

The Flip Brothers Studio sent us an official soundtrack press release for their Friday release, "Carnival". Every song was hand picked by the film's writer/producer, TheJD, and is featured within the film.

Carnival Official Soundtrack:

1. All Alone - Mad Season
2. Smoke - Natalie Imbruglia
3. Butcher Blues - Kasabian
4. Oh Yeah - The Subways
5. The World has Turned and Left me Here - Weezer
6. Black Rooster - The Kills
7. Can't Lose - We Are Scientists
8. November Hotel - Mad Season
9. City of Refuge - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
10. Them Bones - Alice in Chains

"Carnival" hits theaters this Friday from Flip Brothers Studio and Master Plan Productions.

Don't forget, you can send The Carson Daily a press release too, just head over to our message board profile.

Elections for Mayor

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 22:14:20 GMT

The elections for Mayor got really hot this past week as we got closer to election primaries in our three political parties. Lucian's Musings publicly endorsed Mayor Harmer for reelection as What's Happening in HTG Town took no sides and The Hollywood Times is waiting for the general election to make an official endorsement.

Well, I'm ready to take sides. I'd like for us to have a much sexier year, and as such I'll be voting for...

Megan Fox

Downtown Cast Changes

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 20:59:54 GMT

Flip Brothers Television's Downtown returns this season and according to its ad campaign, "everything changes". One such change are the additions of Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Crispin Glover to the cast. The Network has been super tight lipped about Glover's role, but the show's producer Ritchie Steven let it slip in Club Siberia that JDM is the team's newest Agent.

Sadly, we have word that he might be taking George Eads' spot on the team. Eads has portrayed Agent A.J. Nash for the past few seasons, but our source has informed me that his role has been reduced from a cast regular to a recurring guest star on the new season. This makes a lot of sense storywise, as the character was sentenced to life in prision after an error in judgement on a mission caused the deaths of more than a dozen NYPD Officers.

Another change for the new season is featured in an ad of Ethan Embry's Sean Ripley character, which reads that he is the new Downtown Unit Leader. This position has been held for the past two seasons by Angela Sabin (Teri Hatcher). Did she resign after Agent Clint Power's (David Boreanaz) death? Was she fired? Will she even be on the show in the current season or is her casting just to distract us from the truth?

Which leads us to a recent article by What's Happening in HTG Town that features a teaser image for the new season of Downtown that is Clint Power's tombstone. What's Happening is throwing around theories, like; could Clint still be alive? Will he been seen in memories? Flashbacks perhaps? I'm going to throw a couple more ideas out there... What if Clint is the new big bad? Maybe an old villain uses some crazy voodoo dark magics to rise a zombie Clint out of the grave to destroy the downtown unit. Hey, it is not that far fetched.