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I was moving some of my elderly aunt's things she couldn't take with her to the assisted living apartment.  I put some of the things under the train table.  One was a CD changer/player-tape player she had me pick out for her a few years ago.  I hooked it up, and checked to see if there were any CDs in it.  The first was Glenn Miller, so I started playing it. I fired up the NYC Hudson pulling some heavyweights, and the B&O Atlntic pulling a string of steam era freight cars.  Thinking of Nick's Ready to be Thunderstruck topic, I thought how fitting, Steam and Glenn Miller.  Just then the second song came on; Chatanooga Choo Choo!  I ran the trains a while with the music playing, and thought maybe I'll make a video with music playing.  It won't be done very well, just trains with the CD playing in the background.

 

Heritage Units = AC/DC

Steam era = Glenn Miller

Originally Posted by Mark Boyce:
Originally Posted by rail:

Exceptional layout and video. Although I'm not a fan of AC/DC, the music was certainly appropriate, and the engines are awesome.

Don

I agree with Don's assessment completely!!  In fact, I would have had no idea that was AC/DC if someone hadn't commented on that.  I wonder if I could get the right effect playing Lynyrd Skynard or The Doobie Brothers on my next video.

 

Again, Super job all the way around, Nick!!!

 Then the YT copyright police show up in a email.

 

Been there.

Last edited by Riverrailfan
No to intentionally bump the post back to the top lol....but I just wanted to quickly say as a whole.... thank you to the additional compliments received by all!   Everyone has been very nice, and made this post take off!  I do appreciate it greatly! Some of you guys made me laugh pretty good!  Stay tuned as the Pghtrainfanatic saga continues... 
-Nick
Originally Posted by Nick PghTrainFanatic:
No to intentionally bump the post back to the top lol....but I just wanted to quickly say as a whole.... thank you to the additional compliments received by all!   Everyone has been very nice, and made this post take off!  I do appreciate it greatly! Some of you guys made me laugh pretty good!  Stay tuned as the Pghtrainfanatic saga continues... 
-Nick

I showed the video to my boys, who go with me to watch heritage units.   They asked when we are taking our heritage trains to run on the layout.  The local flavor of the layout is great.  Impressive.

Originally Posted by Nick PghTrainFanatic:
Panther97....I also work "dahntahn".  Usually walk over by the convention center and watch for trains on my lunch breaks too!  Shoot me a line sometime.

Will do.  I only work in our Pittsburgh office about once a month.   I live in Central PA.  I'm very close to Horseshoe Curve.

Originally Posted by clem k:

that lasted about ten seconds, does the music change to information?

Nope...the video matches the length of the studio track exactly.   Nick did a great editing job!

 

The video itself is really cool.  Just mute the track if you want to see it and don't like the music.

 

It's what I do with the 1millionth train video I pull up with the same old Flatt and Scruggs sound track 

 

and yes, I'm just joshin' ya.  

Last edited by EscapeRocks
Originally Posted by EscapeRocks:
Originally Posted by clem k:

that lasted about ten seconds, does the music change to information?

Nope...the video matches the length of the studio track exactly.   Nick did a great editing job!

 

The video itself is really cool.  Just mute the track if you want to see it and don't like the music.

 

It's what I do with the 1millionth train video I pull up with the same old Flatt and Scruggs sound track 

 

and yes, I'm just joshin' ya.  

Yes Clem K., there is information. Here it is:

"Thunderstruck"

 

Thunder, thunder, thunder, thunder
I was caught
In the middle of a railroad track
I looked round
And I knew there was no turning back
My mind raced
And I thought what could I do
And I knew
There was no help, no help from you
Sound of the drums
Beating in my heart
The thunder of guns
Tore me apart
You've been
Thunderstruck...
 

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