#soudtracks

[fcb4]

A short prophetic encouragement on the need to discern the "mixtape" that is playing in your heart and mind at this moment in your life. What are you hearing?

[castrexo33]

(vía https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX1tz6EDao8it?si=QgA3GOcgSXSO8GD07cs8vg)

A pasixón polas bandas sonoras e as películas!

[elizs]

Tyrese Gibson, "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" (from the Black Nativity soundtrack)

[rather-be-a-dragon]

The hobbit

the hobbit fanfiction while listening to the movie soundtracks has now made my day

[umfrenesiandaluz]

Try this trick and spin it

Your head will collapse but there's nothing in it, nd you'll ask yourself: "Where is my mind?"

[myfuckingblogro]

Dark Shadows soundtrack

Moody Blues- Nights is white satin 

[myfuckingblogro]

Florence feat. The Machine- Breath of Life

From the movie: Snow White and The Huntsman

[cakeandlife]

And why is it I love musicals so much? Probably because the idea of singing how you are feeling instead of just saying it out loud (or, not saying it at all) really appeals to me. The characters in these movies use every ounce of their emotion to belt out what they really think, and it is believeable because actually, you might not be able to imagine them just coming out and saying it. I give you Rizzo in Grease as a case study – her emotional moment was played out in song in a way that really resonated.

I understand though, that not every burst into song moment in a musical is realistic (I mean the whole singing whilst proposing whilst synchronised swimming scene in this series of Glee was too much for words). But the characters in these films in general have it right. And there is much we can learn.

I’m not suggesting you break out into a crazy rap number when you are pissed off on your daily commute (although if you do, please please film it) but using music and songs to soundtrack the important points of your life is an excellent way of both unleashing your emotions and building a memory that will last.

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