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| − | The "Summon" fad usually involves a picture of someone "summoning" a fire spirit into existence. The fire spirit often appears between the person's hands. The original was "{{ytmnd|goresummon|Al Gore Summons a Fire Spirit!!!!!}}" by Phange and did not feature ''[[w:The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (film)|The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers]]'' film trailer score now associated with the "summoning" YTMNDs. The fad truly took off two months later, with the creation of "Kerry Summons a Fire Spirit" by paphan, which for the first time utilized the trailer music (a re-orchestrated version of the musical theme from the film ''[[w:Requiem for a Dream|Requiem for a Dream]]'') in the "summoning" context. Incidentally, ''The Two Towers'' trailer music later resurfaced as "Requiem for a Tower". | + | The "Summon" fad usually involves a picture of someone "summoning" a fire spirit into existence. The fire spirit often appears between the person's hands. The original was "{{ytmnd|goresummon|Al Gore Summons a Fire Spirit!!!!!}}" by Phange and did not feature ''[[w:The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (film)|The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers]]'' film trailer score now associated with the "summoning" YTMNDs. The fad truly took off two months later, with the creation of "Kerry Summons a Fire Spirit" by paphan, which for the first time utilized the trailer music (a re-orchestrated version of the musical theme from the film ''[[w:Requiem for a Dream|Requiem for a Dream]]'') in the "summoning" context. Incidentally, ''The Two Towers'' trailer music later resurfaced as "Requiem for a Tower". |
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| + | "Conan...SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT" is currently the most viewed site in the fad. | ||
== Music Choices == | == Music Choices == | ||
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* Used in {{ytmnd|godsummonsfirespirit|God summons a Fire Spirit}} <br> | * Used in {{ytmnd|godsummonsfirespirit|God summons a Fire Spirit}} <br> | ||
"Roll Tide" - Hans Zimmer | "Roll Tide" - Hans Zimmer | ||
| − | * Used in {{ytmnd|conansummons|Conan...SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT}} | + | * Used in {{ytmnd|conansummons|Conan...SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT}} <br> |
"Escape" - Craig Armstrong | "Escape" - Craig Armstrong | ||
* Used in {{ytmnd|leninsummon|Vladimir Lenin Summons A Communism Elemental}} | * Used in {{ytmnd|leninsummon|Vladimir Lenin Summons A Communism Elemental}} | ||
Revision as of 11:45, September 10, 2006
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| Kerry Summons a Fire Spirit |
| by paphan |
| October 7, 2004 |
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The "Summon" fad usually involves a picture of someone "summoning" a fire spirit into existence. The fire spirit often appears between the person's hands. The original was "Al Gore Summons a Fire Spirit!!!!!" by Phange and did not feature The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers film trailer score now associated with the "summoning" YTMNDs. The fad truly took off two months later, with the creation of "Kerry Summons a Fire Spirit" by paphan, which for the first time utilized the trailer music (a re-orchestrated version of the musical theme from the film Requiem for a Dream) in the "summoning" context. Incidentally, The Two Towers trailer music later resurfaced as "Requiem for a Tower".
"Conan...SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT" is currently the most viewed site in the fad.
Music Choices
The Two Towers trailer theme wasn't the only popular choice of music for the fad. Many other tracks were used, the most popular including:
"Navras" - Juno Reactor vs. Don Davis
- Used in God summons a Fire Spirit
"Roll Tide" - Hans Zimmer
- Used in Conan...SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT
"Escape" - Craig Armstrong
All four tracks were included on the YTMND Soundtrack. "Requiem for a Tower" and "Navras" were included on Volume 5. "Roll Tide" is on Volume 3 and "Escape" on Volume 2.
