Music that will never be the same

Yeah, that one’s probably not going to go away for a few years. It’s catchy, and everyone saw it. My version of this is that I can’t hear *Good King Wenceslaus *without hearing “Sprite makes better holidays, limon is the reason!”

And I was marveling the other day that Stuck in the Middle with You got a second life as a lasting hit due to the ear-cutting scene in Reservoir Dogs. I’d honestly never heard the song before that movie came out, now I can’t go a week without hearing it.

I’ll always associate Roy Orbison’s “In Dreams” with Blue Velvet.
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The first few measures of this = Jaws.

I can’t be the only one who associates Elton John’s Tiny Dancer with this scene.
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Schultz and Dooley and friend singing “We still let nature make the beer! Utica Club! Utica Club! A little bit of rice makes it right. Natural bubbles, too!”

Though many vintage Schultz and Dooley ads are on Youtube, this one isn’t.

Johnny Mathis - “Wonderful, Wonderful” - was played on the finale of Desperate Housewives. A record on a turntable, the needle drops. As Karen McCluskey was passing away, and Julie was giving birth, and there was a montage of the ladies…OMG I started crying buckets and just. couldn’t. stop. (The actress who played Mrs. McC died in real life about 3 weeks later, which doesn’t help). I still can’t hear it without tearing up.
It’s a little melancholy, anyway, I’ve always pictured a young couple of the 50’s strolling on a beach holding hands, their whole lives ahead of them…

That’s by Allan Sherman: YouTube

for some Sabre Dance will always be associated with plate spinning.

Except for those of us living in Buffalo, where it is associated with the Buffalo Sabres hockey team. :slight_smile: It’s been their theme music (on and off) since the 1970s, I think.

The Power Of Love was written for the movie
Omar Little will always come to mind anytime I hear “A Hunting We Will Go”

The hockey team at the War Memorial used to make their entrance into the darkened arena to the tune of AC/DC Back In Black.