Not Actually a Lyrics Quiz

[surrealestate]

When DD played his sweet video at Pi-Con (at the Arisia party we were hosting, no less, as if it wasn't already geeky enough), at some point I smooched him and said,

"Also, I love the extra bonus stealth geekiness in the musical choice!"

He smiled (adorably), "I was hoping you'd notice that."

"Of COURSE I noticed! How could I NOT notice?" *more smooches*

It seemed, however, that nobody else who saw the video noticed. So is it just us? I don't think so.

Time for a musical quiz! In order to let folks hear it without revealing any further information, I turned it into black-screen YouTube video, embedded behind the cut, because it's so f'in annoying when people embed videos and don't cut them. If you don't like cuts or embeds, you can just follow this link. If you don't like YouTube, you're on your own. (FYI, DD's video was only 1:40, but the entire song is in there for your pleasure.)

[Poll #1613116]

[ETA: Note that comments may contain spoilers. Or just be very confusing.]

Comments

[beaq.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure how to "get it" without the video. Are we just "getting" that the song has geek associations? I seem to remember the song coming at the end of one or another old dystopian SF/F flicks, but don't remember the particulars. Strikes me as the sort of thing you'd have to either have seen recently, have seen frequently, or have a special connection to. I do register incidental music (particularly songs with lyrics, which are usually chosen for special effect, but also the parts that I can tell are intended to indicate or recall something), but I don't *usually* remember it for years afterward.

However, it would be strange if people didn't register background music on a home video and wonder why it was chosen. It's possible people have more than one association for the song, though.