Yesterday kacak iddaa the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the 39 songs kacak bahis that could win the Oscar for Best Original Song. The online bahis list has got a bit of everything in there: Elton John, Mary J. Blige, OK Go, three illegal bahis songs bahis siteleri from the Indian nautical thriller DAM999, and three songs from The Muppets. Willie Nelson guvenilir bahis siteleri is in there too, canli bahis siteleri though not for his Coldplay cover in that Chipotle commercial. (If only Bill Hicks was alive to make a canli bahis joke about that.)
According to the Academy’s press release, its voters will iddaa siteleri listen to clips from the 39 songs and will give each of them a score. The nominees will be songs that average 8.25 or higher, and no single film can have more than two songs up for the award. It bahis seems odd that voters are only listening to clips rather than the full songs, especially since some songs work as a single sustained piece rather than a collection of hooks. “Think You Can Wait” by The National, for example, is a song whose beauty is diminished by only http://bagibonus.com/ considering a snippet from the whole.
After the cut, we’ve included the full list of 39 songs as well as links so you can give them a listen. In a handful of cases I was only able to locate a clip of the song, and I was unfortunately unable to find any audio for the song from In the Land of Blood and Honey. Can you spot any surefire nominees? Any surprises? How about any odd omissions?
- “The World I Knew” by Jordin Sparks from African Cats
- “Lay Your Head Down” by Sinead O’Connor from Albert Nobbs
- “Star Spangled Man” from Captain America: The First Avenger
- “Collision of Worlds” by Robbie Williams and Brad Paisley from Cars 2
- “Dakkanaga” by Shakti Shree, Sujith Sureshan, and Ouseppachan from DAM999
- “DAM999 Theme Song” by Shakti Shree, Sujith Sureshan, and Ouseppachan from DAM999
- “Mujhe Chod Ke” by Hariharan and Shreya Goshal from DAM999
- “Rainbird” by Melissa Manchester from Dirty Girl
- “Keep On Walking” by Alex Heffes featuring Kawesa from The First Grader (On the official soundtrack for The First Grader, the song is actually listed as “Walk On.”)
- “Where the River Goes” by Zac Brown from Footloose
- “Hello Hello” by Elton John from Gnomeo & Juliet
- “Love Builds a Garden” by Elton John from Gnomeo & Juliet
- “Bridge of Light” by P!nk from Happy Feet Two
- “The Mighty Sven” by Robin Williams and Hank Azaria from Happy Feet Two
- “Never Be Daunted” by Jaymay from happythankyoumoreplease
- “Hell and Back” by J. Ralph featuring Willie Nelson from Hell and Back Again
- “The Living Proof” by Mary J. Blige from The Help
- “Coeur Volant” by Howard Shore featuring Zaz from Hugo
- “It’s How We Play” by Holly Palmer from I Don’t Know How She Does It
- “When the Heart Dies” by Nataša Mirković – De Ro from In the Land of Blood and Honey
- “Já Não Estar” by Camané from José and Pilar
- “The Keeper” by Chris Cornell from Machine Gun Preacher
- “Life’s a Happy Song” by Jason Segel, Amy Adams, and Walter featuring Feist and Mickey Rooney from The Muppets
- “Man or Muppet” by Jason Segel and Walter from The Muppets
- “Pictures in My Head” by Kermit the Frog and the Muppets from The Muppets
- “Summer Song” by The Tulips from The Music Never Stopped
- “Imaginary Friends” by Ben Lear from Olive
- “Sparkling Day” by Elvis Costello from One Day
- “Taking You with Me” by Mindy Smith and Daniel Tashian from Our Idiot Brother
- “The Greatest Song I Ever Heard” by OK Go from POM Wonderful Presents The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
- “Hot Wings (I Wanna Party)” by will.i.am and Jamie Foxx from Rio
- “Let Me Take You to Rio” by Ester Dean and Carlinhos Brown from Rio
- “Real in Rio” by The Rio Singers from Rio
- “Shelter” by Ben Nichols from Take Shelter
- “Gathering Stories” by Jónsi from We Bought a Zoo
- “Pop” by The Shillaly Brothers from White Irish Drinkers
- “Think You Can Wait” by The National from Win Win
- “The Backson Song” by Winnie the Pooh cast from Winnie the Pooh
- “So Long” by Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward from Winnie the Pooh