OK then - come on you muddy funsters!



Opening Credits: Dedication - Thin Lizzy (mmm - would make better end credits perhaps, but otherwise not a bad start. I think it makes me a 1980s film though, possibly starring Emilio Estevez)

Waking Up: After Hours - Velvet Underground (an evening song, surely? cool record though)

First Day At School: Last Year Man - Leonard Cohen (ooooh. I like. It would have to be high school though right? Infant school would be weird)

Falling In Love: New Age - Velvet Underground (ok, I'll take that.. although possibly it's not a very conventional love song)

Fight Song: L'excessive - Carla Bruni (this works! It would have to be a slow motion fight shot in black and white though)

Prom: Would - Alice In Chains (great song, but a very depressing prom)

Life: Ribbons & Leaves - Graham Coxon (yup, again, nicely downbeat. Sounds about right)

Mental Breakdown: Finest Worksong - REM (in a very white room, all alone... or maybe just in a cubicle in an office, gently banging my head on the desk)

Driving: Heart and Soul - New Order (I'll buy that)

Flashback: Krafty - New Order (I'm getting a lot of repetition here for 9000 songs)

Getting Back Together: Charles Bukowski is Dead - Boo Radleys (like I said, it's an unconventional romance)

Wedding: Terminator X to the edge of panic - Public Enemy (this is a cool mix with "Flash" by Queen, but it won't be making my wedding playlist!)

Birth of Child: Amsterdam - Anne Watts (it's a cover of the Jacques Brel song - that's gonna be one messed up kid)

Final Battle: Twenty-Four Hours - Joy Division (yup)

Death Scene: Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - The Ramones (man, what a way to go out!)

Funeral Song: The Mercy Seat - Johnny Cash (nice!)

Remembrance Song: Bad Version of War - Pavement (???)

End Credits: Happy Christmas, War is Over -- Boy George and Antony Hegarty (slightly odd choice, but if the season is right, this is a showstopper)

Some of those are oddly apt - as were yours (Probot at the prom? Bring it on!)

ST
 

"Falling In Love: Spinning Around - Kylie Minogue"
Superb song/event match

ST, your end credits tune is... Inspired!
 

Oh, go on then.

Opening Credits: Ouija Board, Ouija Board - Morrissey
Waking Up: X Offender - Blondie
First Day At School: The Denial Twist - The White Stripes
Falling In Love: Paris 2004 - Peter Bjorn and John
Fight Song: You're in a Bad Way - Saint Etienne
Prom: In the Company of Women - The Long Blondes (what, no boys?)
Life: Train Under Water - Bright Eyes (Quite lovely.)
Mental Breakdown: Na Na Na Na Naa - Kaiser Chiefs
Driving: Willie - Cat Power
Flashback: Young Americans - Your Mangled Heart - Gossip
Getting Back Together: Don't Need a Drum - Teenage Fanclub
Wedding: Say Hello to Angels - Interpol
Final Battle: Over and Over - Hot Chip (!)
Death Scene: Free at Last - Antony and the Johnsons (very apt)
Funeral Song: One Day - Bjork
Remembrance Song: Fine Time - New Order
End Credits: Where Angels Play - The Stone Roses
 

Like it, there are some interesting choices in there. Not sure about Hot Chip as the final battle but NaNaNaNaNa is a great breakdown song

Mine is here
 

http://blog.kking.co.uk/blog/_archives/2007/3/31/2848199.html"
Opening Credits:
Waking Up: UB. Jesus - David Byrne
First Day At School: die wunderwelt der technik - welle:erdbell
Falling In Love: Gamma Ray Blue - Cleaner from Venus
Fight Song: DSMO (VNV Remix) - Front 242
Prom: Crazy - Aerosmith
Life: This Is My Hollywood - 3 Colours Red
Mental Breakdown: NRG: That's What You Want? - Eskimos & Egypt
Driving: The Same Hole As Yesterday - Autoclav1.1
Flashback: Citylights remix - Revolution By Night
Getting Back Together: Interstellar Overdrive - Pink Floyd
Wedding: A Day in the Life - Beatles
Birth of Child: Forever - Bruderschaft
Final Battle: Raverbashing - Atari Teenage Riot
Death Scene: Video Killed the Radio Star - The Buggles
Funeral Song: Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
Remembrance Song: Tainted Love - Soft Cell
End Credits: A Design For Life - Manic Street Preachers
 

by curious coincidence, "Love Will Tear Us Apart" is the legend on Ian Curtis gravestone.