Ghostbusters Theme Tune

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[Run]All alone on the phone so whassup with that noise? The wife's at work and I'm no jerk and I just left my boys? At school and I'm no fool and I got no time to waste So you get up and call, don't trip and fall Go outside and leave the place Now it's no dream because you seein a shadow in the night But we will come and get it done so don't worry save your fright Now there's a group who likes to troop and you know you can trust us So don't get nervous cause at your service the local GHOSTBUSTERS! I ain't afraid of no ghosts I ain't I ain't afraid of no ghosts (2X) GHOSTBUSTERS! I ain't afraid of no ghosts I ain't I ain't afraid of no ghosts (2X) GHOSTBUSTERS!

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[DMC]Aight aight aight I remember the time, I visited the grave My life on the line, only my life to save All by myself, with no one around Did not understand a hand comin out the ground I knew it wasn't mine, it was somebody else But I didn't care G, I just screamed for HELP! Then - GHOSTBUSTERS - had strapped to their back Screamin - GHOSTBUSTERS - those 'busters attacked 'We are your friendly neighborhood ghostbusters,' that's what they said to me 'We are the busters of an?, G-H-O-S-T' GHOSTBUSTERS! I ain't-I ain't-I ain't I ain't afraid of no ghosts GHOSTBUSTERS! I ain't-I ain't-I ain't I ain't afraid of no ghosts [Run]Howling haunting [DMC]Scaring screaming [Run]Ghostly ghosts [DMC]Ghouling demons! [Run]Monsters spooks [DMC]Werewolves and devils [Run]All those things [DMC]on the same level [Run]Nightmares (bad dreams) cannot be beat It takes a brave man (to stand in defeat) Must be the bravest (yo, the bravest and most) You must be able to say, 'I ain't afarid of no ghosts' [DMC]A good sense of humor, is important to have When a ghost tries to scare you (ha, don't make me laugh) They be dustin off ghosts, like true ghost-dusters [both]Go, go, go, go, ghoooooosstbusters!

[D.M.C.] Busters, busters! One time in the house Peace to everybody out there We love ya, peace bustin makes me so proud I AIN'T AFRAID OF NO GHOSTS.

The Issue: Allegedly, the producers behind Ghostbusters approached Ray Parker, Jr. And asked him to come up with a song that included the name of the film, but was rather simple otherwise. They played Huey Lewis’ “I Want a New Drug” for Parker as an example of the sound they wanted, and Parker apparently just lifted the bass line and guitar riff almost directly.

Huey Lewis and his people sued for $5 million. The Ruling: They settled out of court, and the terms of the settlement were confidential until Huey Lewis did VH1’s Behind the Music series in 2001, when he said, “The offensive part was not so much that Ray Parker, Jr. Had ripped this song off, it was kind of symbolic of an industry that wants something—they wanted our wave, and they wanted to buy it. [I]t's not for sale. In the end, I suppose they were right. I suppose it was for sale, because, basically, they bought it. Star Wars Kotf 2.0. ' Parker then sued Lewis for breaching the confidentiality agreement.

It doesn’t appear that the results of that lawsuit were made public, and it looks like people are keeping their mouths shut this time. Remember when your brain exploded after your fourth grade math teacher told you “every square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square!” Understanding the difference between an orchestra, a symphony, and a philharmonic is kind of like that. Every symphony is an orchestra, but not every orchestra is a symphony. Likewise, every philharmonic is a symphony, but not every symphony is a philharmonic.

Okay, let’s take a breath. Orchestra is a broad term for any ensemble featuring a hefty lineup of strings. Two basic orchestras exist—chamber orchestras (small!) and symphony orchestras (big!). Chamber orchestras employ about 50 or fewer musicians (who may all play strings). As the name suggests, they play “chamber music”—older tunes written for private halls, aristocratic parlors, and glitzy palace chambers.

Of course, contemporary composers still crank out chamber music, but the style peaked during the 17th and 18th centuries as wigged songsters like Haydn, Mozart, and Vivaldi tore up the scene. On the flip side, a symphony orchestra can boast more than 100 players, who are divided into strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. Ms Project 2013 Full.