Really, nobody went for "America: Fuck Yea"?
Does slow and steady really win the race? Or is that just a crock-o'-shit that our parents feed us to keep us from knocking over lamps and having to go to the hospital for stitches?
Yesterday's: Was it ever even a question for this one? O-train with an honorable mention to Tati for the Dickies' theme song to "Killer Klowns from Outer Space"
O-Train
The Godfather Waltz. Nino Rota's classic score is chilling while evoking an old-world charm. The first few notes are instantly recognizable, and brilliance is in its simplicity as it gradually builds from the dark, slow, almost murky origins, slowly bringing other instruments into the score as it builds up steam. The song is simply a classic.
Honorable Mention:
-- The John Williams "Exacta": Star Wars and Indiana Jones -- Both classic, readily recognizable tunes
-- "Gonna Fly Now" -- Rocky Theme -- The great motivator of all movie theme songs.
-- "Top Gun Anthem" -- Just because I can...
Tati:
killer klowns.
it's danger boy's theme song.
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I've tried slow and steady...I've tried fast and furious.
I lose either way.
So fuck the race.
I can't compete with Cardamone, but slow and steady is a crock of shit.
While my initial choice would be a "move it or lose it" approach, I also believe that patience is key and with time good things will happen. However, my cynical side (the side that usually prevails) says that it doesn't matter which approach you take to win, because in reality, we're all a bunch of losers.
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