Monday, August 8, 2011

What's your Transition Theme Song

The blog Small Notebook recently had an interesting post about needing a new theme song to get out of a slump. The readers of the post left many comments with their favorites. Here is a compilation.




Firework  sung by  Katy Perry's

Ain't No Mountain High Enough,  sung by Marvin Gaye & Tammi
Jump by Van Halen


Eye of the Tiger by Survivor  - Theme - song for Rocky

Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles

New Shoes by Paolo Nutini

Shine by Rosi Golan

Beautiful Day by U2

Don't Stop Believing by Journey

I can See Clearly Now by Johnny Nash

Brand New Day by Joshua Radin

And The Birds Sing by Tyrone Wells

Why Worry by Dire Straits

What are some of your favorites?

1 comment:

Fred said...

I like songs that are upbeat and positive and exude exhilarating energy, at least in terms of secular songs. These would be songs like Zip ee Dee Doh Dah (from Song of the South), Oh, What a Beautiful Morning (from the musical Oklahoma), My Dog Blue, etc. For sacred music, I like the psalms, such as "The Lord is my strength and my salvation, of whom shall I be afraid". I'm a musician who sings and plays several instruments (off and on clarinet, trumpet, recorder, piano, violin and oboe plus sing tenor in the choir) so for me music is an ongoing catharsis to help prevent from going in the rut in the first place. I also like listening to classical music; it is very soothing and reassuring. You can listen to KXPR 88.9 in Sacramento or any classical National Public Radio (NPR) station in major cities. Also, good humor music like you hear on the Prarie Home Companion radio show on NPR helps you get out of a slump.