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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.] The Rains of Castamere by The National - Game of Throne S02E09 End Song - The National from Game of Thrones
The National - Castamere
I’m a big fan of The National. I’m also a big fan of George R. R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” book series, as well as its HBO adaptation, “Game of Thrones”. Needless to say, I was extremely excited when I heard that The National did a version of this song from the books for the show. Originally titled “The Rains of Castamere,” it’s referenced many times throughout the novels. While Martin wrote the lyrics, the guys from The National do an absolutely wonderful job in bringing it to life. This isn’t the first time that they’ve branched out to do music for other forms of media, as last year they also did a fantastic track for Portal 2.
As I write this, I’m listening to Castamere on repeat. There’s a thunderstorm going on outside, and the lightning flashes and patter of rain are a superb compliment to the music. And to think a friend’s dad once told us that we knew nothing about ambiance…
Enjoy!
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+18° C – En Hawaii usan dos mantas.
+10° C – En los edificios de Helsinki quitan la calefacción.
+2° C – Los coches italianos no arrancan.
0° C – El agua se congela.
-1° C – Ves tu aliento. Los rusos están tomando helado y bebiendo cerveza fría.
-4° C – Tu perro se mete en tu cama.
-10° C – Los coches franceses no arrancan.
-12° C – Los políticos empiezan a hablar de los vagabundos.
-15° C – Los coches americanos no arrancan.
-20° C – Oyes tu respiración.
-24° C – Los coches japoneses no arrancan.
-28° C – Tu perro se mete en tu pijama.
-29° C – Los coches alemanes no arrancan.
-30° C – No hay ningún coche normal que arranque.
-36° C – Los coches rusos no arrancan.
-39° C – Los rusos se abrochan todos los botones de la camisa.
-50° C – Tu coche se mete en tu cama.
-60° C – La gente en Helsinki están congelados. En Moscú se abrochan los abrigos.
-70° C – El infierno está congelado.
-72° C – Los abogados empiezan a ponerse las manos en los bolsillos.
-120° C – El alcohol se congela. Los rusos se ponen bastante nerviosos.
-273,15° C – Cero absoluto. Las moléculas dejan de moverse. Los rusos chupan el vodka congelado.
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