Star Trek Big Bang Fanmix

Nov 11, 2009 00:47


under my lids a splinter sharp

indistinguishable from magic fanmix





I

a space boy dream

A Space Boy Dream - Belle & Sebastian

of adventures & wonder

The Enterprise - Jerry Goldsmith

ghosts of things to come

In a Crisis - Elsiane (Elsieanna Caplette)

The Icarus I - John Murphy

Are You Receiving? - Clint Mansell

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II

a mirror distorted

A Dream upon Waking - Jon Brion

the teeth of winter

Lux Aeterna (Winter) - Clint Mansell

Hai Kai II - Marco Antônio Guimarães & Uakti

Storytime - Danny Elfman

Arpeggio - Stefano Arnaldi (Alessio Vlad)

at evigheden

Hai Kai V - Marco Antônio Guimarães & Uakti

Mad World - Michael Andrews & Gary Jules (Roland Orzabal)

Act II Scene 4: Waltz - BBC Philharmonic Orchestra (Sergey Prokofiev)

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III

and afterwards

Scar - Bear McCreary

Xingu River - Philip Glass & Uakti

ghosts of a future lost

What Do You See? - John Murphy

The Nursery - Clint Mansell

Fok - Ólafur Arnalds

lost and found / all (im)perfect things

Did you know him? - Michael Andrews

Together We Will Live Forever - Clint Mansell

Stars - The Weepies

.zipfile
21 songs

102.06 MB

fanmixer's notes

It was great fun creating this fanmix. Comprised mostly of instrumental songs, “Under my lids a splinter sharp” is my attempt at a soundtrack for barrowjane's incredible fanfic. Indistinguishable from Magic is a tale about the power of storytelling - how the stories we tell ourselves and each other can be a prison as much as refuge, how they can speak to writers / readers' desires and fears alike, and how they can, ultimately, heal scars and bring people together. It is also a tale about a boy who dreams of space, who knows his fairy tales and sees clearly when no one else can. It is an adventure and a mystery, and a love story to boot. I can only hope the soundtrack I've compiled does the fic justice, in the ways it may evoke Indistinguishable from Magic's atmosphere and events.

credit where credit is due

Title taken from "The Snow Queen" (The fact of a doorframe: selected poems 1950 - 2000), by Adrienne Rich.

Image by multi-media artist Meg Fox at Healing through Literary, Visual and Performance Art.
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