Working on next Diary bit.
Aug. 27th, 2003 10:49 amI've actually acquired a journal for the Sergeant - I'm going to post the Diary stuff there without lj-cut at some point, but all the work will appear in this journal first. In the meantime I am running a database report, downloading an Office service pack (big sucker, that), and fiddling with theme songs for the various LXG 1936 characters. Haven't gotten far.
batyatoon and I have picked out a few, but if someone else has a better idea then please, do let me know. Oh - one other thing. For simplicity's sake the current batch is confined to songs with words; theme music, such as the Donna Diana Overture (a classical piece used as the theme music for Challenge of the Yukon and its successors) is fine but I simply haven't got enough such pieces to hand to select among them. That said:
Mary Poppins: Epilogue (Nothing About Me, Sting). ( Lyrics here. )
The Shadow: Woke Up This Morning, A3 / Alabama3. ( Lyrics here. )
Sergeant Preston: Shakedown, Bob Seger. ( Lyrics here. )
Hugo Danner: This one's a little tough. Candidate 1: Shout, Tears for Fears. ( Lyrics here. )
Candidate 2: Simple Life, Elton John. ( Lyrics here. ) As I said, Danner's a tough one. Fortunately, the next is a LOT simpler.
Tom Swift: Book of Days (English version), Enya. ( Lyrics here. )
We didn't even TRY for Dorothy - spent too much time stalled on Lord Wimsey. Sting's "Englishman in New York" is very close to ideal, except that at no point is Lord Wimsey actually in New York - although the 'I'm a civilized alien in a weird land' feeling is still valid. Most of the other Lord Wimsey songs were more Wimsey/Vane than the Wimsey dynamic of the game. Ah well.
Suggestions, anyone?
Mary Poppins: Epilogue (Nothing About Me, Sting). ( Lyrics here. )
The Shadow: Woke Up This Morning, A3 / Alabama3. ( Lyrics here. )
Sergeant Preston: Shakedown, Bob Seger. ( Lyrics here. )
Hugo Danner: This one's a little tough. Candidate 1: Shout, Tears for Fears. ( Lyrics here. )
Candidate 2: Simple Life, Elton John. ( Lyrics here. ) As I said, Danner's a tough one. Fortunately, the next is a LOT simpler.
Tom Swift: Book of Days (English version), Enya. ( Lyrics here. )
We didn't even TRY for Dorothy - spent too much time stalled on Lord Wimsey. Sting's "Englishman in New York" is very close to ideal, except that at no point is Lord Wimsey actually in New York - although the 'I'm a civilized alien in a weird land' feeling is still valid. Most of the other Lord Wimsey songs were more Wimsey/Vane than the Wimsey dynamic of the game. Ah well.
Suggestions, anyone?