wow!
one of my top 3, i got this on my ipod! i love the lyrics.
Reviews for "Hitchhiker's Guideto the Galaxy"
SkyMarshall responds:
Ah thanks for the 10, lad :) Appreciate it =)
A rather nice kind of different
I'm not usually a fan of songs that break away from the traditional style of music. This song is really kool though! I like the banjo in the beginning. I tried to sing along to myself but I could never guess the next tone most of the words would be sung in. That's what earned you the 10/10...the fact that you not only did this but did it well....congrats.
SkyMarshall responds:
Thanks man :) I'm glad you liked it. Its fun when people appreciate something you honestly didnt think anyone would think much about. So I do love the 10 there, chief =)
awsome
totaly going to go watch this movie now...lol
SkyMarshall responds:
Yeah that movie is pretty much sick ... go down. .. sorry.. go BUY it ofcourse :p Thanks for the 10 man =)
Don't Panic!
Don't panic if some 42 people might not like it, because I love it! Really good music. Plus, someone just stuck this in a flash for ya! Might be deleted soon though... A fun fact on the Milky Way Galaxy:
It's approximately 3 times ten to the forty-second power KG. Douglas Adams new more than he let on...
SkyMarshall responds:
He knew more than he let on, indeed! Thanks for the heads up on the flash. It wasnt the most spectacularararallylrly rly(?) around, but it was a flash. And it said "42", which answeres it all.
And to close it off:
"It is most gratifying that your enthusiasm for our planet continues unabated. As a token of our appreciation, we hope you will enjoy the two thermonuclear missiles we've just sent to converge with your craft. To ensure ongoing quality of service, your death may be monitored for training purposes. Thank you."
Amazing.
Just god damn amazing. Listening to this makes me reminisce of the books. They were amazing. And it also reminds me of the death of Douglas Adams. The world lost a genius that day. But brilliant work man. I love your music.
SkyMarshall responds:
The world lost a genious, indeed. Thanks for your kind words, sir! =)