Wild Riffs: The Rock Anthems That Set the Movie Screen on Fire/part 3

Good afternoon, another day writing about what I like the most, music and movies. I remind you that there is an open post where you can choose the best riff, this is the post:

https://hive.blog/hive-193816/@superr/the-best-rock-and-metal-riffers-who-has-the-most-powerful-riff

At number 11 you find: “Rocketman” – Elton John

What a movie, I didn't know that Elton John had so many things happen to him in his youth, but the worst thing is that your own father turns his back on you and ignores you, I don't know if things would change over time but I doubt it.

At number 12 you find: “Elvis” – Elvis

If I have something to say about the actor who played Elvis, it was incredibly great. Another singer who was abused for his talent and it's a shame that he left us too soon. In this movie it's very difficult to choose just one, so this time I'll put another one that I think you'll also like.

At number 13 you find: “Matrix” – Rammstein

The lyrics of "Du Hast" play on the double meaning of the word "hast" in German, which can mean both "you have" and "you hate," giving it a defiant and ambiguous character, similar to the questioning of reality we see in The Matrix.

At number 14 you find: “Golden Eye” – Tina Turner

This is the song from Pierce Brosnan's first film as the famous agent 007, but the most curious thing is that Tina Turne did not write this great song, but Bono and The Edge wrote it, but in Tina Turne's voice it gave it a sensual, dramatic and mysterious touch.

At number 15 you find: “Armageddon” – Aerosmith

What a great song for a movie that was not a box office success. One of the best songs ever written and sung. Stephen Tyler definitely has one of the voices of the century.

Well that's all for today so more and better tomorrow