Specifically the Humvee chase segment, which appears to be mislabeled as ‘You Can Save Her’ on the album. Along with the track ‘Su-Chou Prison’ from ‘Spy Game’, also by Harry Gregson-Williams. Gets the blood pumping on a sleepy holiday weekend.
At Moffett Field, there are old bombers on display this weekend. For a price, you can ride one for 30 minutes, and for a much lower fee, you can just walk through them.
Around here, we tend to rush outside when screaming jets cross the skies. This morning, I dashed out when I heard the low, heavy, distinctive sound of the bombers as they flew by, just as exciting in their way as an F-16.
By Lama Gyurme and Jean-Philippe Rykiel. Maybe chants are not quite the thing for a day when I’m falling asleep at the keyboard. But that might be chalked up to three nights of staying up reading Scott Smith’s ‘The Ruins’.
Working with a software engineer and a mathematician, Townshend’s brainchild creates music from your personal data.
Sometimes when I hear it, I’m back in my older son’s fourth grade classroom around the time he started wearing headgear, and I volunteered to help the kids learn DazzleDraw.
Those were the days when my boys listened to what I listened to. Chris used the song title in an assignment of sentences, and Mrs. Mentes gave him a smiley face or some positive mark for it.
Funny what sticks in the memory. Funny how songs bring it all back.
