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On the Drift
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| Filk Album | |
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| Album Title: | On the Drift |
| Producer: | |
| Type: | |
| Date: | 2006 |
| Medium: | |
| Fandom: | Firefly, Joss Whedon |
| Performer(s): | Bedlam Bards |
| Other: | |
| External Links: | Firefly shorts, Archived version On the Drift Lyrics, Archived version |
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- Ballad of Joss (Whedon/Hazlerig): parody of "Hero of Canton."
- Paquin Rendezvous (Hazlerig): an improvised instrumental inspired by the belly-dance music at the beginning of "The Train Job."
- On the Drift (Hazlerig): an original song based on the episode "Out of Gas."
- Saffron's Wedding Dance (Edmonson, arr. Bedlam Bards): our take on the music that played when Mal and Saffron danced in "Our Mrs. Reynolds."
- Big Damn Trilogy (Hazlerig): a rallying song for our cause.
- Eavesdown Docks (Hazlerig): another improvised instrumental, recorded because we had some strange instruments lying around.
- Hero of Canton (Whedon): 'nuff said.
- River's Jig (Hazlerig, inspired by Edmonson): a dance tune based on the music in "Safe."
- Theme Song Parody (Whedon/Hazlerig): it's in the title.
- Leaf on the Wind (Hazlerig): our celebration of the life and passing of Hoban Washburn.
- The Rock Garden (Edmonson, arr. Morrow): a quiet contemplation adapted from a portion of the show soundtrack.
- Sail the Sky (Klassen): an anthem expressing what the characters may have felt at the end of the movie; sent to us by a fellow Browncoat.