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I like MercyCorp, Doctors without borders and the Salvation Army. My Mom worked at the Salvation Army when I was a kid. Andrew Undershaft comes to mind though.
George Benard Shaw is not available in DVD yet so I guess we must wait.
Anyone know otherwise ?
Bill
I'm not that deep! I laugh at fart jokes.
Do you dance ?
Absolutely. I love it, but I think I throw a hip when I do now! Actually, I'm really a very intense person, truth be told.
My husband tells me I'm the perfect wife. Never wanted children, I find women beautiful and I laugh till I cry at the Three Stooges. To my husband, that's the perfect combo. v
Sir Paul says theses folks are good.
The Circles Makers 5:13 Chinmaya Dunster And The Celtic Ragas Band Karma Circles
I put it on and move.
Bill
Listening now and about to get up and move.
Outland 6:00 Cybertribe Immortality Electronica/Dance 100
Oh to learn Clair de lune (Debussy) on the pie yanno.
The movie is good so is the sound track.
Bill
I am a soundtrack/score devotay (not sure how to spell it in French). I did see the movie. You made me want to see it again now. I'll have to dig it out. We have hundreds of DVDs and I have hundrerds of sound tracks and scores.
I think these are the modern day forms of orchestral music, and modern day classical in some cases:
Horse Whisperer Birth Bugsy Code 46 Elton John rare "Friends" soundtrack Good Will Hunting I am Sam Into the Wild (Eddie Vedder) Kundun Little Buddha Spy Game Syriana The Illusionist The Painted Veil The Lake House Thumbsucker Thelma and Louise Vanilla Sky
And many others, usually composed by Mark Isham, Phillip Glass, Alexander Desplat and many others.
As a matter of fact, I consider the soundtrack/score as a character in certain films and without the music would not be as good. I gave a very short list above.
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