What music do you like... ?

[ConcinusMan]

Me likes! Listened thrice!

[ConcinusMan]

This is hilarious. I think they did a fantastic job on the vocals. Sounds like the real thing! And the lyrics..."was just an end piece" LOL!

[ConcinusMan]

[mustang]

i just learned how to play this and i found out that all the fliers around school were apparently getting getting stringed instrament players for this i was screaming
"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
BETTER VERSION BELOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is called requim for a dream not requim for a war(the vid is called requim for a war)

[mustang]

KENNY LOGGINS IS STILL GOIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! goin to the danger zone that is



heres the original studio version when it first came out

[ConcinusMan]

I do realize how old it makes me sound but I was a teen when "Top Gun" was being filmed. I also just happened to attend a high school in "Fighter town, USA" at the time.

The scenes in the movie where they are training, shooting at the targets was shot in a canyon less than a mile from my school. Sometimes we would "ditch" the last few periods. We had an open campus, meaning, students could leave campus at lunch time. Sometimes when we would ditch the afternoon classes, we'd go right up to the edge of that canyon (ignoring the govt. property and "restricted area" warnings) and watch the fighter jets use live rounds during their training. I guess what I'm trying to say is, I saw that action in the training scene, and in the same location, first hand, from 1983-1987. We had a birds eye view. It was great. I'll never forget the fact that most of the time, they missed their targets, and the ammo was live. You could hear the "BOOM" for miles.

The fact that we were supposed to be in school, and definitely not supposed to be watching the training made it all that much more fun and memorable.

We did eventually get caught by military police and handed over to campus police for ditching school. Good thing our fathers were on active duty in the military and we had military dependent I.D.'s or we might have been mistaken for spies! LoL.

Then there was the time in summer of 1987... a friend and I got onto the Navy base at 32nd street in San Diego. Back then you could do that with a military ID even if you were just a dependent. I climbed into a Humvee and the keys were in it. Naturally, I started it up...

Don't even get me started on the times we skipped school and walked across the border into Mexico...

oh, the stories I could tell you are unbelievable but true.

That music you just posted brings up memories of some wild times! I guess you could say I went "into the danger zone" on more than one occasion.

[mustang]

I do realize how old it makes me sound but I was a teen when "Top Gun" was being filmed. I also just happened to attend a high school in "Fighter town, USA" at the time.

The scenes in the movie where they are training, shooting at the targets was shot in a canyon less than a mile from my school. Sometimes we would "ditch" the last few periods. We had an open campus, meaning, students could leave campus at lunch time. Sometimes when we would ditch the afternoon classes, we'd go right up to the edge of that canyon

we have open luch for JRs and Seniors....(fish and sophmores sneak off anyways) and we run outa money
im a JR so i can go off when i please (during lunch)

[ConcinusMan]

Yeah, it was supposed to be Jr/Sr only but good luck enforcing that. Anyway, it was Serra Sr. High in Tierrasanta. Awesome school, and what time to be attending. I loved it there.

[gregmonsta]

Time for some shameless self-promotion



Three of the album tracks can be checked out on our myspace - www.myspace.com/thresholdsicks

[guidofatherof5]

Best of luck, Greg.