Elisa - Labyrinth . Il bellissimo video di Elisa Toffoli " Labyrinth " .

I started making this months ago and only now finished it. It was difficult to make due to pace. Demona's POV. At first she is apologetic, but as the lyrics move on, she becomes more angry with Goliath. He abandons her to be with Elisa. And Demona, always the martyr, feels she is his sacrifice. The scene with Goliath looking in Elisa's window, though you don't see Elisa/Jason, you know his pain and my intention was in that moment, he thought of how Demona felt when she saw Goliath with Elisa. The video ends in a different way then my usual Goliath/Demona fair. It doesn't end with her being just generally pissed off. Goliath realizes in the end what he lost.

Clips: Gargoyles Music: Chop Suey (System of a Down) Theme: angsty angsty angst and explosion and more angst

Clips: Gargoyles Music: My December (Linkin Park) Theme: Future Tense [None] Old, uploaded by request

This video is dedicated to Toph, this song is SO her, also she reminds me so much of Noodle from the Gorillaz that I just had to make this song for her. If you haven't seen the Season 2 ending of Avatar, there are SPOILERS. You have been warned.

Clips: Gargoyles Music: You're Beautiful (James Blunt) Theme: Goliath and Elisa tribute

an amv and tribute that i made for the anime series romeoxjuliet

This video shows the Jason/Elisa/Goliath relationships. The idea is that Elisa loves Goliath, but really wants to be a normal girl and be with a human guy. I thought the song kind of fit the feel I wanted the vid to have. If you're a gargoyles fan, then I strongly encourage you to buy the dvds that have been released (if you haven't already!)

Clips: Gargoyles Music: The Moment I Said It (Imogen Heap) Theme: Hunter's Moon (Goliath/Elisa) Best Romance: Annual Gathering of the Gargoyles Music Video Contest 2007

Clips: Gargoyles Music: Have You Got It In You? (Imogen Heap) Theme: Elisa tribute

L. van Beethoven por Ivo Pogorelich

Mesogoged is bragging to Tommy about him having the black dino gem. Well we all know how this will turn out, Don't we? Enjoy Please Rate and Comment

Clips: Gargoyles Music: Thank You (Dido) Theme: Elisa and Goliath tribute

Clips: Gargoyles Music: Prelude 12/21 (AFI) Theme: Goliath/Elisa/Demona triangle

Clips: Gargoyles Music: Hemorrhage (Fuel) Theme: Goliath and Demona tribute

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At the 2006 Gathering, "The Mirror" was performed by voice actors: Keith David, Thom Adcox, and Crispin Freeman, as well as many talented fans. Keith David as Goliath Jennifer Anderson as Demona Mallory Reaves as Puck Abbie Sulik as Elisa Crispin Freeman as Hudson Thom Adcox as Lexington Zach Baker as Brooklyn Joshua Poole as Broadway Eric Tribou as Bronx Laurean Leigh as Burglar #1 Erin Weisman as Burglar #2 Susan Scoggins as Gargoyle #1 Stephanie Scoggins as Gargoyle #2 Fox Anderson as Gargoyle #3 Lanny Fields as the Security Guard

Manuale D'Amore due Soundtrack Elisa Eppur Sentire (Un Senso di Te) Elisa Biography Elisa has entranced her native country over the course of three domestic multi-platinum selling albums and now with the release of her first British album, 'Elisa' (a greatest hits compiled from her three albums), Italy is finally allowing their protégé to leave the nest. They send her out with great pride, but also a twinge of sadness. For once Elisa's beautiful, bittersweet, life-affirming songs bury their fangs into the rest of the world Italy knows it won't be seeing nearly enough of her. What special magic does Elisa weave? It's very simple. Her songs are sung in English, but they speak the international language of soul. Not soul as in a brand of music, but soul as in songs that come from that human region. Songs that map every contour of the heart, songs that communicate love, pain, desire and feeling with a passionate insight rare in one so young. "My songs are all about not trying to escape emotion," Elisa explains. "I want to use my songs to express something true about myself, about all of us. They're about the reactions to emotions and not about trying to escape those feelings. And the sound is eclectic because while my heart is always true it changes like the seasons. I write songs to evolve." Her output compares favourably with fellow sirens Tori Amos and Kate Bush, but the lineage stretches back much further, back to the day the eleven-year old Elisa went to see the movie 'The Doors'. Entranced by the lyrical, mystical majesty of the band's music, Elisa bought a book of poems by Jim Morrison and taught herself to speak English by reading aloud from it. And because all her favourite artists sing in English she figured she would too. "In Italy, they thought I was English," she laughs. "They've come to realise I'm not now, but that's another thing I like. To surprise and shock people. I don't want to be easy to predict. That's what I love about artists like Bjork or Radiohead, that element of surprise." That element of surprise stretches throughout her personal biography too. The product of parents who never married, nor even lived-together but who were nonetheless together, Elisa has always been independently minded. She left school (and home for a year) at 14 and became a hairdresser. She then spent several years singing with a swing band in local bars, playing bass with a punk outfit and also locking down classical piano lessons along the way. Throughout these teenage years she honed her own songs, too, practising every day. She was trying to define her personal style, though, rather than searching for musical perfection. That's never been her goal. "For me, the ability to change and grow is far more vital than slickness. I want to recognise my own limits because that allows the music to be even more human. And I prefer an error to be heard because that makes it more soulful and it means you can trust the message of the music, too." Eventually, at 17, her songs found their way into the hands of Milan-based indie label Sugar and they agreed to sign her. Her trajectory towards the stars was subsequently very swift, although not entirely comfortable. "I'm famous in Italy," she agrees, "but that's not something I search for. I see being famous as only method for people to hear my songs, a necessary one but sometimes it's uncomfortable. But for me the most important thing is to communicate with people and so people need to know who I am. I like to therefore play with my image, to provoke a reaction even in my videos. I want to project the message of emotion through my music and I want everybody to get a sense of me." Source: http://www.elisaonline.net Lyrics A un passo dal possibile A un passo da te Paura di decidere Paura di me Di tutto quello che non so Di tutto quello che non ho Eppure sentire Nei fiori tra l'asfalto Nei cieli di cobalto - c'è Eppure sentire Nei sogni in fondo a

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4 months toghether....