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⌈ Secret Post #2478 ⌋

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[rune factory 4]

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[Law & Order]

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[Wander Over Yonder]

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[Breaking Bad]

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[Transformers: IDW Generation One]

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(Panic! at the Disco)

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[Luke Evans as Bard the Bowman in "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug"]

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[league of legends pro teams - team curse]

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Uh...what the title says. You know how sometimes, a movie/tv show will use a certain song to play over a scene, or have a character play the song? Has this ever ruined a song for you? (Or more benignly, simply changed the song's context for you?)

I don't have any, but my sister can't listen to Don't Fear the Reaper. It was used in the opening of The Stand (with all the dead bodies), so now the song scares her.

Not ruined, really, but Schubert's "Die Forelle" will always be torture-music for me due to Sherlock Holmes II.

It wasn't ruined for me, but I started to find Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" really creepy after seeing Zodiac.

Lots of people think "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Israel Kamakawaiole is really optimistic and upbeat.

The first time I heard it was at a funeral, so it just makes me incredibly sad.

The first time I heard it was in the last episode of Life on Mars during a scene meant to be melancholy.

Can't think of any off the top of my head, but one reason I'm afraid to watch the Twilight movies even for laughs is because I really, really love Muse. :/

Stephen King ruined Peaceful Easy Feeling by the Eagles when he included it in The Stand, in that scene where Flagg jumps on Nadine in the desert. Now I can't think of anything else when I hear that song. D: uggggggh

I hate the inclusion of "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan in the movie City of Angels. It's not a fucking love song, it's about drug addiction. Though I probably wouldn't mind quite as much if it wasn't a film with Nicolas Cage, but still.

And there have been a lot of songs I liked but that were featured in commercials I hated, so the songs suffered, too.

A lot of vintage porn uses classical music. There also was a instrumental piece that was used as a background music in a children's audio book I had when I was young and then I encountered it again in a porn flick one day. That was really awkward XD

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What songs have been ruined for you because of their usage in a certain context in film/tv?

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Re: What songs have been ruined for you because of their usage in a certain context in film/tv?

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Re: What songs have been ruined for you because of their usage in a certain context in film/tv?

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