Re: What are you listening to?

[RoboRed]

Really love the beginning of this.

[Formis_Fluttergod]

Hans Zimmer - Now we Are Free:

One of the greatest films ever made, and an immortal soundtrack.

All of my yes!
I need to create my own seal of epic approval. Hmmm... Or just stick with this.

[Ametros]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUypt2nvorM
This, and I love it so gorram much.

[RoboRed]

Orgasmic...

[CamoBadger]

Orgasmic...

Love it

[Sky Cloud]

whatever my iPod is playing

[IncoherentOrange]

Did anyone know about this? I never thought any such thing would ever happen to a piece of fanmusic.

[RoboRed]

Robo & Mel's Project Horizons Ch 50 Music Tracklist, "Stupid Sexy Blackjack (and Glory)" Edition:

[lead-in: Memory - Ib]

[@"Then I heard Scotch Tape yell": Infatuation - ognistik]

[@"Somehow." Unnamed Sad Cello Solo - Unknown]

[@"She didn't forgive me. Didn't Excuse me." Fear Not This Night (piano loop) - Jeremy Soule]

[@"I trotted downstairs, taking in the chaos.": Awesome Ambient Guitar Song - Mike Oldfield]

[@"I tapped the orb to my horn, closing my eyes and hoping I wasn't going to have a memory of my great grandmother ten times removed getting laid.": Brotherhood of Steel - Mark Morgan]

[@"I shook my head hard as the memory orb ended.": Light & Dark - Tim Gilbert]

[@"As soon as it was broken I grabbed a shelf and smacked my head hard against the metal beam.": Anger Towards God - Okami]

[@"I spent the better part of an hour sitting there in the basement.": Doomed - Okami]

[www.rainymood.com]

[@Scene change: Burning Man - Kyle Gabler]

[@"You matter. You matter the world to me.": Coming Through the Ceiling - cptrob23]

[@Scene change: The Light At The End - Martin O'Donnell]

[@"Scene change": Cerebrawl - Laura Shigihara]

[@"Suddenly a scream sounded from outside and I was moving instantly for the door…": Jelly - Kyle Gabler]

[@"Because you're a fucking idiot, Blackjack.": Searching - Petteri Sainio]

[@Scene Change: Two People Gazing At Each Other - Okami]

[@Scene Change: Mandrugada - Rue du Soleil]

[@"Closing the door, I looked at the filly moping on her bed.": Fade to Black (Metallica) - Kelly Valleau]

[@"As Twist approached, the soldiers around the skywagons fell into two rows…": Fallout 3 - Base 1 - Inon Zur]

[@"Then she came across blasted robots in the muck.": Fallout 3 - Tension 1 - Inon Zur]

[@"But Shujaa didn’t agree right away.": Quake 4 The Hub 1 Combat - id Software]

[@“Contact!” a mare screamed in the night: Reclaimer - Martin O'Donnell]

[@"The Mare's neck snapped like a gunshot twice and she dropped…": Mind's Eye - Song of Mourning - Celestial Aeon Project]

[@End: Sound of a Flute - Okami]

[RoboRed]

Pink. Floyd. 'Nuff said.

[Orm]

[Guest]

SO. MUCH. LED ZEPPELIN.
When The Levee Breaks - Very modern-sounding, actually, probably 'cos of the drums. Also, blues-y. Also, awesome.

No Quarter - Awesome, contemplative and keyboard-heavy song.

Stairway to Heaven - None of these songs should need introduction, but this is the one that needs it least. =P

Gimme Shelter, which is by the Stones, not Led Zeppelin. It's still a frickin' amazing song.

Tombstone Blues, which is by Bob Dylan, and not by either Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones. Also a great song. My cousin first put me onto Dylan when we basically listened to Highway 61 on repeat for a five hour drive (plus one play of Tusk, which we decided was too sleepy considering both of us were downing five hour energy drinks already). I'd always associated Dylan with the super nasal-y drone he uses occasionally, but it's far, far less present on this album, which makes it a VERY enjoyable listen. Plus, this song is just plain awesome. I mean, the segment with John the Baptist is fantastic.

So, basically, classic rock.

[CamoBadger]

I approve highly Cobalt, all excellent songs.

I'm listening to this right now:
Death is the Road to Awe by Clint Mansell
I think I love his music a bit too much...

[RoboRed]

SO. MUCH. LED ZEPPELIN.
When The Levee Breaks - Very modern-sounding, actually, probably 'cos of the drums. Also, blues-y. Also, awesome.

No Quarter - Awesome, contemplative and keyboard-heavy song.

Stairway to Heaven - None of these songs should need introduction, but this is the one that needs it least. =P

Gimme Shelter, which is by the Stones, not Led Zeppelin. It's still a frickin' amazing song.

Tombstone Blues, which is by Bob Dylan, and not by either Led Zeppelin or the Rolling Stones. Also a great song. My cousin first put me onto Dylan when we basically listened to Highway 61 on repeat for a five hour drive (plus one play of Tusk, which we decided was too sleepy considering both of us were downing five hour energy drinks already). I'd always associated Dylan with the super nasal-y drone he uses occasionally, but it's far, far less present on this album, which makes it a VERY enjoyable listen. Plus, this song is just plain awesome. I mean, the segment with John the Baptist is fantastic.

So, basically, classic rock.

[RoboRed]

GET DOWN.

[CamoBadger]

I guess I'll just go ahead and introduce some of my writing playlist. It's a bit random, but it works very well for me. This isn't all of them, but the ones I use most.

Camo's Writing Music:

[Dreamer of dragons]

Ever free Radio! http://everfreeradio.com/

[RoboRed]

Madeon + Netsky = WIN!

[OneMoreDaySK]

Getting together another batch to add to my already pony-crammed iPod. Found Ponyphonic. Q.Q

[Meleagridis]

Can't stop listening.

Spoiler:

[XT Vengeance]

I have been listening to The Sword. Great band that a buddy of mine just recently introduced me to. Here is one of my favorites:

Spoiler:

[CamoBadger]

I'm listening to some Red. Great inspiration for me to write, plus they're an absolutely amazing group.

Spoiler:

[Plasticube]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQWAcgefsQQ

I bought the soundtrack for that game, listening to this song right now.

[XT Vengeance]

This song and video is awesome. I love it.

[RoboRed]

I think the piano is really what makes this.

[Guest]

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Portal - "Swarth." Experimental Death Metal. Killer production on this one. Very atmospheric, too, which is sadly not something I seem to see as much as I'd like in death metal. Also, dat drumming. Nothing too fancy, but it's still pretty sexy. Vocals are great, too, and the guitars... well, again, nothing too fancy (tremolo and tremolo and tremolo, for the most part), but they sound fantastic. Industrial sound clips done very well, too. Bass is oddly audible, and it does its job well, too.

[CamoBadger]

I didn't know that this was the newest version. I didn't know this version even existed. I didn't know that this is still one of the greatest songs I've ever heard in my life.

What I do know, is that it still has the same effect on me: pure enjoyment and instant shatter of writer's block

[IncoherentOrange]

Wow, that... that is just glorious. I love it. Now I must check out more Aspect of the Storm.

[RoboRed]

Let's get funkaayyyy.

[RoboRed]

Dem vocals.

[Valikdu]

Havok.
And there's ponies for that, unsurprisingly.

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