happy happy joy joy – ren and stimpy
it keeps you running – doobie brothers

The Power of Gold – Dan Fogelberg

Oscar’s Eye : Gray Matter
Robert DeNiro’s Waiting : Bananarama
Deeper into Movies : Yo La Tengo
Race for the Prize : Flaming Lips
Los Angeles : Frank Black
Hollywood Freaks : Beck
Burn Hollywood Burn : PE
Cowboys from Hollywood : CVB

Odd, I did this same topic on my own blog today. Here’s what I came up with.

Martin Scorsese – King Missle
Satisfaction – The Rolling Stones
Act Naturally – Buck Owens
Sitting On Top Of The World – Howlin’ Wolf
You R Loved – Victoria Williams
King Of Pain – The Police
Starman – David Bowie
The Waiting – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Shining Star – Earth Wind and Fire
Anticipation – Carly Simon

Anything from “To the Faithful DEPARTED” by The Cranberries
Anything from “…And Justice for All” by Metallica

California Stars-Billy Bragg & Wilco

California Love – Tupac

long way to happy – pink

queen – we are the champions?

fool’s gold – the stone roses

“I’m Shipping Up to Boston” – Dropkick Murphys
“Thank God Its Monday” – NOFX
“The Longest Time” – Billy Joel
“Nobody’s Fault But Mine” – Led Zepplin
“Siege of Power” – Napalm Death
“Karma Police” – Radiohead
“Happyman” – Less Than Jake
“A Rite of Passage” – Bayside
“When the Ship Comes In” – Bob Dylan
“Encore” – Jay-Z/Linkin Park

Showbiz Kids – Steely Dan
Everybody’s A Star (Starmaker) – The Kinks
Celluloid Heroes – the Kinks
Up for an Oscar – John Dankworth
At the Oscars – Hard Rock Gangsta
Show Bizness – Gil Scott- Heron

It’s a travesty that Peter O’Toole hasn’t won one, though honestly, it was Forest Whittakers to take home last night.

Still, a playlist for O’Toole isn’t out of the question. Here’s mine:

Mama Told Me Not To Come – Randy Newman
Chip Away At The Stone – Aerosmith
I Lost It – Lucinda Williams
Give Me Strength – Eric Clapton
Poor Poor Pitiful Me – Warren Zevon
How Many More Years – Howlin’ Wolf
(I Know) I’m Losing You – The Temptations
Better Luck Next Time – Scissor Sisters
Losing Game – The Flying Burrito Brothers
Behind Blue Eyes – The Who
Isn’t It A Pity – George Harrison

Way to toss the Hip in there.

you’re the best around – karate kid soundtrack

Well, since it’s Scorcese, pretty much anything off of Let It Bleed. The man would find a way to work a Stones song as the intro into a biography of the Beatles.

Jay Z-”Resevoir Dogs”(although it’s not a Scorsese flick,”The Departed” will now and eternally be one of the most timeless gangster masterpieces ever),”Can’t Knock The Hustle”

Shyne-”That’s Gangsta”

Slim Rhug-”Like A Boss”

Did I say Rhug?SLIM THUG!Silly modem(laughs).

“The Waiting Is the Hardest Part” – Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
“Even the Losers” – Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
“Tonight’s the Night” – Rod Stewart
“Finally” -CeCe Peniston
“Unappreciated” – Cherish

I Can’t Stand Losing You – The Police
Somebody’s Watching Me – Rockwell
Say Goodbye to Hollywood – Billy Joel
Say My Name – Destiny’s Child
The Ecstasy of Gold – Enrico Morricone
Shadow Dancing – Andy Gibb