Tag Archives: Something For Thursday

How about some Star Trek music! Specifically, the incidental music from an episode of The Original Series. More specifically, the episode Metamorphosis. If you’ve never seen this particular episode, I can’t recommend it highly enough; I consider it Star Trek … Continue reading →

I just read a short while ago that Valerie Heywood, a violist with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, recently passed away suddenly and unexpectedly. Harper served with the orchestra as principal violist from 1991 to 2017, and she remained with the … Continue reading →

Yes, it’s Halloween today! Oooooooh! Anyway, I wrote an article for The Geekiverse the other day summing up a selection of eerie, scary, and spooky classical and film music selections, some of which have previously run on this blog; go … Continue reading →

On Twitter the other day, one of my fellow scribes indicated a big fondness for gold old fashioned love triangles. And me, being the huge Crazy Ex-Girlfriend fan that I am*, immediately thought of one of my favorite songs from … Continue reading →

Abbey Road is fifty years old this week. This kind of blows my mind. I don’t know why it does, but it does. Anyway, my favorite Beatles song ever happens to come from that very album, so here it is.

Tomorrow The Wife and I set out for our annual trip to the Finger Lakes region, for adventure and food and books and crafts and all sorts of niftiness! In that vein, here’s some adventure music by James Horner. I … Continue reading →

So, they’re talking about a remake of The Princess Bride. This is, of course, a bullshit idea that needs to be lured into a quiet and dark alley someplace and strangled until dead. But that gives me an excuse to … Continue reading →

Today is the birthday of film composer Hans Zimmer! Zimmer tends to be a rather controversial figure in movie music fandom circles (mainly for the way his style of sound has been influential to the point of making a lot … Continue reading →

A wonderfully ethereal rendition of one of my favorite classic romance songs, “A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square”.

I’ve never been a big Fleetwood Mac fan. I have nothing against them, and I tend to like their songs, but for one reason or another I’ve never really heard much of them beyond their biggest hits, like “Don’t Stop … Continue reading →