Showing posts with label Nancy Sinatra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nancy Sinatra. Show all posts

Friday, 12 August 2011

These Boots Are Made For Walkin'

I know, I know, I put this song on this blog before, a lifetime ago it seems now.But I got it in the head and I think that regardless of that famous scene in Full Metal Jacket, it has artistic merit, whatever I said in my first post about it. It's full of fetishist subtext (no wonder Kubrick used it), rough poetry and it has a great beat. There is freshness and genuine, unstaged energy in Nancy Sinatra's interpretation. Maybe this is just an impression I have. But I put the song here again, just because.

Friday, 26 September 2008

These Boots Are Made For Walking

The song always reminds me of that deliciously cynical scene in the deliciously cynical Full Metal Jacket, and because of this scene probably I give the song more artistic value than it deserves, but I like it anyway. So I give it to you, in its pure 60s cheesy glory, devoid of all the artistry that Stanley Kubrick infused it with.

Saturday, 31 May 2008

You Only Live Twice

Here is a very nice Bond theme song, from a poor Bond movie (when they started being extravagant and went way too much into sci-fi), free adaptation of a great, beautifully sinister Fleming novel. Anyway, I love the song, Nancy Sinatra has a beautiful voice and I felt like listening to it.