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However, contributing already established songs is entirely different than writing entire new songs solely for a big blockbuster franchise. There's a difference, IMO.

 

http://jezebel.com/worlds-most-awesome-cat-rescues-little-boy-from-dog-att-1576276526

So there's one good cat in the world who totally saved a little boy from a dog - this is a parallel Earth, obviously.

 

Yah, once.

"Ready Aim Fire" - Iron Man 3
"Who We Are" - Catching Fire
"Battle Cry" - Transformers 4
"Monster" - Infinity Blade III
"Lost Cause" - Frankenweenie

#Sellouts

 

Working on a film score is one thing, contributing to so many soundtracks is a too obvious cash grab. Yes, artists need to make money, but to me, when your band is contributing to nearly EVERY big blockbuster, it just makes that artist lose artistic credibility in my eyes. It's like they sold their soul to the music industry.

 

Imagine Dragons write new songs for appearances in movies. It's a great way to boost popularity and keep the fans busy with new music. They don't release a ''new version'', they write a new song.

Seriously, what the hell is the problem?

 

Radioactive with Kendrick Lamar.

 

I did and it went well.

 

All three of those albums were actually good, and made each individual song almost something completely new (though Collision Course is questionable), which made the release justified. What did Radioactive (feat. Kendrick Lamar) do? Add a rap verse. That's IT.

 

[video=youtube;QSo0duY7-9s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSo0duY7-9s[/video]

Classic

 

Not sure if I wanna binge watch Community, Friends, or Arrested Development again...

#FirstWorldProblems

 

Think I love music way too much.

 

God damn I hate being a working stiff.

 

I said being a working stiff, not having one.

 

Reignwolf tonight was insane. Club size venue with about 100 people and the band brought their instruments off the stage and set up less than an inch from me. Truly epic night.