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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}} <br> | + | * Used in {{ytmnd|conansummons|Conan...SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT}}, which is currently the most viewed site in the fad, and is often the site associated with it. <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 22:14, September 9, 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".
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, which is currently the most viewed site in the fad, and is often the site associated with it.
"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.
