When I went to see ST: Beyond, I hadn't had a chance to see it for a couple of weeks after the initial release. I went at a time that I thought would not be crowded, but was actually pleased to see that my smallish town had enough Trek fans that the theatre was still full, even at that odd time. It was mostly men my age, many dragging their families along to witness the greatness of the Trek. I was first in the theatre, so I had a great seat to witness to carnage among the theatre goers as well as the actual show. And the scene, that any of us in my town can now call "The Beastie Boys scene"......every Gen X'er in that theatre just lost their ever lovin' minds....we were literally standing up, just banging heads and screaming at the screen. I was so glad that there were people in my town that even vaguely had the same musical taste as me and were huge Star Trek fans at the same time...
So I ask: We are all Trek fans, but, what music do you identify with outside of the show? Me...I do love me some classical and jazz and blues and even country, but, I identify best with music like Metallica, Beastie Boys, Iron Maiden...yeah...the hard stuff. But I figure I am probably not the norm....see, I feel like I should always have Beethovan on when I watch Enterprise....but then I couldn't hear Picard.
So I ask: We are all Trek fans, but, what music do you identify with outside of the show? Me...I do love me some classical and jazz and blues and even country, but, I identify best with music like Metallica, Beastie Boys, Iron Maiden...yeah...the hard stuff. But I figure I am probably not the norm....see, I feel like I should always have Beethovan on when I watch Enterprise....but then I couldn't hear Picard.
I like "half hard" music ...except I have no idea what post rock or shoegaze is...neither sound aurally appetizing... what the heck are they, because if you are joking, not getting it LOL..
