Re: Indy music

Posted by Aragorn from 207.1.238.41 on April 19, 1998 at 20:19:24:

In Reply to: Re: Indy music posted by Michaelson on April 19, 1998 at 11:59:59:

: Of course all the usual are my favorites, but I have one particular favorite, not for what it is, but what happened one day while listening to it. It is the weird music from Temple of Doom in the temple of the thugees, as they gathered for the sacrifice. The drums, the strange singing and chanting... One day in '84 I was sitting in my living room listening to my T of D movie sound track record while sharpening kitchen knives. There came a knock at the door. I went to the door to find a UPS man standing there, with ironically a shipment of a Indiana Jones Stetson I had ordered. He gave me a strange look, shoved the box into my hand, and quite literally RAN for his truck. I then realised that this thugee chant was rumbling from behind me, and there I stood at the front door with a butcher knife in my hand. I never saw that delivery man again, and to this day I wonder what he thought when he made that delivery! Regards. Michaelson

That's funny. I'll have to give it a try someday... if I can ever get my hands on a TOD soundtrack. Maybe I can just turn the television up really loud... **evil laugh**

Aragorn

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: : Of course all the usual are my favorites, but I have one particular favorite, not for what it is, but what happened one day while listening to it. It is the weird music from Temple of Doom in the temple of the thugees, as they gathered for the sacrifice. The drums, the strange singing and chanting... One day in '84 I was sitting in my living room listening to my T of D movie sound track record while sharpening kitchen knives. There came a knock at the door. I went to the door to find a UPS man standing there, with ironically a shipment of a Indiana Jones Stetson I had ordered. He gave me a strange look, shoved the box into my hand, and quite literally RAN for his truck. I then realised that this thugee chant was rumbling from behind me, and there I stood at the front door with a butcher knife in my hand. I never saw that delivery man again, and to this day I wonder what he thought when he made that delivery! Regards. Michaelson

: That's funny.  I'll have to give it a try someday... if I can ever get my hands on a TOD soundtrack.  Maybe I can just turn the television up really loud... **evil laugh**

: Aragorn

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