When this soundtrack was begun, it was started much as you see this soundtrack - as a few songs, with some mini stories to accompany some of them. And them, much as the world did the soundtrack grew in the building and is now somewhere between 'terrifying sized' and 'magnificiently so' Thus what you see here is a teaser, a sampler of the musical ( Read more... )

Above all, this is a songlist about friendship. It's about two kids from Dartmouth University who started off jousting with computer chairs and foam bats and went on to change the landscape of American politics for generations to come. But mostly, it's about two best friends and their glorious dorkdom.
Dedicated to melliyna, who's the Henry/Nate to my ( Read more... )

This is another soundtrack, albeit one with a slight difference in that the songs are meant to correspond with songs that don't actually exist in the real world. So, three young men (and eventually a fourth) got together, formed a band, fell in love and made it big. If Time Life was ever to put together a "Mortarmen Highlights" album, this might ( Read more... )

Another soundtrack to the Big Damn AU of Doom and this time, it's a family story. Featuring Brad Colbert, Nate Fick, Richard Winters, Lewis Nixon (and Carwood Lipton and Ron Speirs, to an extent) and Ella Nixon-Winters. Contains sap, show and tell, Brad Colberts' attitude to humanity in list format and Nixon not wanting a drink.

( Fairy Tales, Love And A Photo Album: A Family Mix For The Big Damn AU )

Because hey, music sharing seems like a nice thing. This is both a general 'Evan Wright in the Big Damn AU of Doom' mix but also more specifically, my personal soundtrack to the Rolling Stone series of interviews (of which yes, some have yet to be written). If this was a TV show, these would be the songs used as background tracks *grins* Contains ( Read more... )

This is an fanmix for the Big Damn AU of Doom (Sadly it does not include The Mortarmens hit singles "Bomb In The Garden" and "Cradle of Civilisation" featuring Hoobler, Skip and Malarkey and inspired by Nate Fick and the Fick/Seaborn campaign respectively), the Election Edition. Because the idea of Nate Fick running for President is so damn cool, ( Read more... )