This just drop on my hands

thanks me later

SaimonPSmith said:
Symphonic Metal → Lapfox/Vulpvibe → Oldies Rock 'n Roll → ???

The ??? is C2C and Goldfish. Not sure what the genre is, but that's what I'm listening to now.

But why trifle with Goldfish when you can have GODFLESH

skunkix said:
This just drop on my hands

thanks me later

O_O wow...

oh and i managed to find and download the OST of the movie, Labyrinth, the other night. the full version of the songs in that movie are nice. especially Magic Dance. :/ gonna miss that handsome goblin king.

Something I've been listening to. Interesting combination of Thrash, Death and Technical Metal.

I love my sister for getting me a free ticket to go see these guys with her in July!

EDIT: This was the first metal song I've heard, back when I played Tony Hawk Underground 2 on the Gamecube. I've been a metal head ever since.

ImmortalityZen said:
Something I've been listening to. Interesting combination of Thrash, Death and Technical Metal.

Vektor is dope. If you haven't listened to them already, Voivod is a prime influence and is also fantastic in their own regard.

SaimonPSmith said:
Symphonic Metal → Lapfox/Vulpvibe → Oldies Rock 'n Roll → ???

The ??? is C2C and Goldfish. Not sure what the genre is, but that's what I'm listening to now.

_{p.s.Had more to say, but my browser lost everything I had typed}

LapfoxTrax/Halley Labs/VULPvibe > Every other musical artist for me. It has all the diversity in styles one needs.

HotUnderTheCollar said:
LapfoxTrax/Halley Labs/VULPvibe > Every other musical artist for me. It has all the diversity in styles one needs.

and for video games we have OCRemix. :)

I can't believe I've posted several times on this thread and still haven't mentioned Manowar! Time to correct that:

Manowar - Warriors of the World United.

Jets 'n' Guns

this is certainly interesting video game OST.

Jets 'n' Guns - Death From Above

and now we have lyrics. Jets 'n' Guns - Hero (didn't see a non-extended version in the results)

DragonFox69 said:
I can't believe I've posted several times on this thread and still haven't mentioned Manowar! Time to correct that:

Manowar - Warriors of the World United.

Godspeed, the manliest metal band on earth, godspeed.

I listen almost exclusively to soundtracks, most of them are game soundtracks.
Which means the genre can vary wildly, from jpop in TWEWY to orchestral pieces in Mario Galaxy or FEA.

Anyone else does as well?

banhday said:
I listen almost exclusively to soundtracks, most of them are game soundtracks.
Which means the genre can vary wildly, from jpop in TWEWY to orchestral pieces in Mario Galaxy or FEA.

Anyone else does as well?

Oh, absolutely! I made an (outdated) list of the video game music I have on the first page of this forum of the video game music I own. My mentality with music is that the best kind of music nowadays is video game music.

This website provides a great service to those hunting down certain albums.

And on a side note, I'm a bit ashamed to admit that I'm liking the music from this...terrible movie.

banhday said:
I listen almost exclusively to soundtracks, most of them are game soundtracks.
Which means the genre can vary wildly, from jpop in TWEWY to orchestral pieces in Mario Galaxy or FEA.

Anyone else does as well?

you would probably LOVE post #78330 then. if you don't already listen to it some times.

GameManiac said:
This website provides a great service to those hunting down certain albums.

yeah, i use that sometimes. helpful when you don't know much info on a soundtrack.

treos said:
you would probably LOVE post #78330 then. if you don't already listen to it some times.

yeah, i use that sometimes. helpful when you don't know much info on a soundtrack.

I have that favorited actually.
But I don't use my computer for music, so I haven't gotten much use out of that.

I somehow never find those db useful. Knowing the soundtrack is always the easy part. The hard part is actually getting them.

Jets 'n' Guns...omg...this has to be one of THE longest games of the side-scrolling shooter genre i have ever played. i just finished over 5 hours of continuous play of the gold version and i'm STILL not at the end. oh and apparently i've only unlocked like 5 of 12 (more maybe?) ships so yeah...LONG way to go.

it's no ikaruga or radiant silvergun but it's definitely a great side-scrolling shooter game. it's also a prime example of something i've always said about games: gameplay and content easily trump fancy graphics.

oh and this is a run on the lowest difficulty btw. yeah, easy mode and it still lasts so long.

ImmortalityZen said:
Something I've been listening to. Interesting combination of Thrash, Death and Technical Metal.

NuclearAssault said:
Vektor is dope. If you haven't listened to them already, Voivod is a prime influence and is also fantastic in their own regard.

Great band, definitely one of the most interesting of the whole neo-thrash wave. While far from sounding like a clone of any, they're almost a natural evolution of the likes of Coroner, Watchtower and early Voivod (which I think compares a bit better than their modern outings) ...with the love child of Perseverance-era Chuck Schuldiner and freaking Schmier on vocals. _{You cannot deny Schmier's influence on DiSanto on the debut album in particular X)}

I absolutely loved Black Future and thought Outer Isolation was great too, not as jam-packed with catchy hooks but still solid as balls. Both albums are about as atmospheric as you can honestly expect thrash to be, the long, sprawling songs and deep-space theme a breath of fresh air among the endless hordes of new thrash bands that seem content with recycling every Slayer, Kreator and Megadeth trick in the book from the '80s. Not that those can't be good.

Also...

Terminal Redux !!!

I don't follow metal as tightly as I used to, so this third album releasing actually escaped my attention (thanks @ImmortalityZen), but from the first 20 minutes it already sounds like they've done another kickass job! That choir took me by surprise, heh.

" Meat of Evil, Meat of Evil, Koyaanisqa...er Meat of Evil. "

ever see a comment so good you wish you wrote it; cos that one's fuckin perfect lol

Jugofthat said:
I don't follow metal as tightly as I used to, so this third album releasing actually escaped my attention (thanks @ImmortalityZen), but from the first 20 minutes it already sounds like they've done another kickass job! That choir took me by surprise, heh.

Yeah, everyone I've heard has said that it's their favorite album of 2016, at least so far. Considering that Fates Warning, Vader, and Sabaton are also releasing new albums, we'll see if that stays the same.

NuclearAssault said:
Yeah, everyone I've heard has said that it's their favorite album of 2016, at least so far. Considering that Fates Warning, Vader, and Sabaton are also releasing new albums, we'll see if that stays the same.

Well, whatever the case this is going straight on my to-buy list! Killer stuff once more.

Original hits! Original stars!
Be sure to get the BEST from K-TEL!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jOCzuuvmcs

huzzah! i managed to get a copy of windows 3.1 installed through dosbox with no problems last night after carefully following a guide i found. ^.^

now i can at long last revisit old games such as Mordor: Depths of Dejenol, in all their ancient MIDI audio glory. i've been wanting to play that and some other old games for years, well now i can and i also bookmarked the page with the setup guide i used for if anyone else needs it.

Plugging the newish Game Over album because it's really fuckin' good neo-thrash.

NuclearAssault said:
Plugging the newish Game Over album because it's really fuckin' good neo-thrash.

It's already gone, wtf? :/

edit: oh, clicking it in the suggestions worked. Huh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9Zg4o6NFnk

Jugofthat said:
It's already gone, wtf? :/

edit: oh, clicking it in the suggestions worked. Huh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9Zg4o6NFnk

Yeah, I only posted one of the songs. It's a force of habit from another forum where all music links have to be single songs, and not full albums. Some bullshit about copyright, I suppose. Dunno.

Ah, I see. Well whatever happened, someone must've nuked that track like a minute after you put up that link, lol.

Jugofthat said:
Ah, I see. Well whatever happened, someone must've nuked that track like a minute after you put up that link, lol.

Weird, it's still up for me.

Devour The Day - Lightning In The Sky (video disliked by bots)

It's a new rock song that made it onto my next playlist along with 9 other songs and counting.

The Gran Turismo soundtracks are an interesting bunch, especially with those for GT5. A healthy amount of classical piano tracks that seem odd for a racing game, but actually fit for an aura of calmness.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5tVbVu9Mkg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn73Wtem0No

The best video game song ever

You're welcome, everyone.

Please let me know if I ought to post more.

abadbird said:
Devour The Day - Lightning In The Sky (video disliked by bots)

It's a new rock song that made it onto my next playlist along with 9 other songs and counting.

nice song

Fenrick said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5tVbVu9Mkg[/quote]

oh wow, i think i first found that remix a LONG time ago on FA or something. think i might still have itin my music folder somewhere.

edit: yep, i sure do and the original flash video is here as post #35948

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn73Wtem0No[/quote]

o_O well, that was unusual. not bad though.

The best video game song ever

heh, that was pretty good. hmmm...seems their website isn't working right. all i get is a blank white page.

edit: whoops, seems i missed the time stamp for that video. 2008, no wonder those links don't work anymore.

As I'm presently feeling nostalgic and playing through the first Gran Turismo (PS1) game, one track that quickly caught my attention was this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHS5-BfpP9k

The best song from any video game

My jam

Spongebob style

Definitely my favorite anime.

I wonder if Stormy would qualify as Quiet Storm

Eminem - No Love (Explicit Version) ft. Lil Wayne https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV2ssT8lzj8
Lil Wayne - Drop The World ft. Eminem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErCAOMi5EGM

Okay, here's another song from my new list. Not at all obscure.

Johnny Cash - Hurt

Guitar (with piano) and somber lyrics. It's a cover of Nine Inch Nail's "Hurt". This is a song (and video) that is enough to move people to tears.

was just checking out some of chris raygun's videos on youtube and went looking for the song he parodied in part 1 of his "SJW the musical" series.

quite a good song as i thought.

Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire (Official Video)

treos said:
was just checking out some of chris raygun's videos on youtube and went looking for the song he parodied in part 1 of his "SJW the musical" series.

quite a good song as i thought.

Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire (Official Video)

I'm surprised you haven't heard it earlier. "We Didn't Start the Fire" is one of the ubiquitous classic rock songs alongside the likes of "Paint it Black", "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Dream On".

Also, you're an un-American Commie if you don't listen to the entire song once you start it, just so you know.

Nuclear_Assault said:
I'm surprised you haven't heard it earlier. "We Didn't Start the Fire" is one of the ubiquitous classic rock songs alongside the likes of "Paint it Black", "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Dream On".

might have heard it before now but if i did, i don't remember.

Also, you're an un-American Commie if you don't listen to the entire song once you start it, just so you know.

ah, an opinion. best be careful with those, someone might get triggered and/or offended because it differs from their own opinion(s). then there'd be a big fuss over something stupid. >.> an occurrence thati's quite common these days.

I tend to listen to this band called have a nice life it's a post punk band there're pretty good in my eyes.

treos said:
ah, an opinion. best be careful with those, someone might get triggered and/or offended because it differs from their own opinion(s). then there'd be a big fuss over something stupid. >.> an occurrence thati's quite common these days.

That was moreso a quip relating to the song than anything.

Sergallove98 said:
I tend to listen to this band called have a nice life it's a post punk band there're pretty good in my eyes.

'f'ya dig the post stuff, check out the successor project to VON ....even better than the Satanic Blood demo
(which bespeaks it all)

post #78330

ok, wth? i just went through several albums for Wild Arms 2 trying to find the track used in this playlist. even went so far as to check OCRemix which only turned up 1 track...and even that wasn't a match. so where the heck is the "Battle VS Lord Blazer" track in this playlist from?

it's not an OCRemix...remix. it's not in the Wild Arms 2nd Ignition Drama CD album. nor the Wild Arms 2nd Ignition Extended Score album nor the Wild Arms 2nd Ignition Original Soundtrack album NOR the Wild Arms 2nd Ignition Portrait - 10th Anniversary Album album.

the track in the playlist is 4:46 long (longer than any versions in these albums) too. did i miss a version in some other wild arms album or something?

and it's not the arranged album either as that only has like 5-10 tracks and none of which match up.

edit: ok, so apparently it's afan version or something. found it here on youtube.

I have a fairly wide range of genres that I like .

I also like various movie and video game soundtracks .

Still the most badass song ever written about unicorns

symptom of the universe, a love that never dies yeahueahhhh

you would not believe how long it was just listening it on candlemass's sabbath medley before finally tracking down the original, and I still remember the day I finally heard it because that's the same day I found out e6 had a forums feature (and of course the first thread I saw was the one leading up to the mascot changer)

Phylax said:
Still the most badass song ever written about unicorns

symptom of the universe, a love that never dies yeahueahhhh

you would not believe how long it was just listening it on candlemass's sabbath medley before finally tracking down the original, and I still remember the day I finally heard it because that's the same day I found out e6 had a forums feature (and of course the first thread I saw was the one leading up to the mascot changer)

'Symptom' is probably my favorite Sabbath song with Ozzy because it can be considered one of the first songs that resembles thrash metal, along with Queen's 'Stone Cold Crazy'.

Isn't it great when you can summarize an entire decade's aesthetic ethos within a 2-minute video

"The song as originally recorded was deemed too short for a single. That's why it sounds like it ends and then begins again."

lol awesome

Im going to tell all you people about the wonders of Queen.
Bohemian Rhapsody is a classic that even kids today know.
You're My Best Friend was in a Petco (I think) commercial not that long ago.
I think we can all agree that Queen has had a lasting impact on the music industry.

mcdoga said:
Im going to tell all you people about the wonders of Queen.

speaking of Queen, i happen to have Queen's 2011 - 40th Anniversary (Remastered, LE, SHM-CD Japan) (30CD) on my laptop. it is 4.57GB in size (mp3 mind you. multiply by around 4 to get the flac size >.>). albums included are:

1973 - Queen (2CD)
1974 - Queen II (2CD)
1974 - Sheer Heart Attack (2CD)
1975 - A Night At The Opera (2CD)
1976 - A Day At The Races (2CD)
1977 - News Of The World (2CD)
1978 - Jazz (2CD)
1980 - Flash Gordon (2CD) (this is the soundtrack :P)
1980 - The Game (2CD)
1982 - Hot Space (2CD)
1984 - The Works (2CD)
1986 - A Kind Of Magic (2CD)
1989 - The Miracle (2CD)
1991 - Innuendo (2CD)
1995 - Made In Heaven (2CD)

counting cover art for each album and a few other files, that is somewhere around 591 files total. just over 2 decades of glorious Queen music all in one collection. :P lol

you know, Queen's one of those bands I've literally never heard anything bad about and even still I've yet to really check out a full album....should probably change that today

treos you got me thinking whatever happened to all my old boxsets....at a certain point (probably right after ripping to mp3) physical sets lose a certain amount of relevance, but still make nice bookends regardless

anyone have any favorites boxsets? without a doubt mine has to be Join The Dots: B-sides & Rarities 1978-2001)
also just over 2 decades and makes the disappearance of flipside ephemera all the more lamentable, since the best tracks are usually those that don't fit the album but are too good to go unreleased anyway

Just about anything that sounds good, rock, metal, hip hop, rap, dubstep, even.....country

Kaijudragon567 said:
Just about anything that sounds good, rock, metal, hip hop, rap, dubstep, even.....country

uh...shania twain? got a couple CDs but i doubt i've bothered listening to them in years.

Bond - Allegretto

Classical Crossover - basically classical with some pop influence. Heard this on a video of Potholer54's, had to look up the full song.

Also, can I just say? I absolutely despise the color-shifting thing in the video. You see it everywhere and it's terrible. Just a pet peeve of mine, I guess, but still.

Considering: this picture + these lyrics]
I nominate this as the consummate musical representation of the furry fandom

I only listen to music when I'm out, or playing basketball with friends or when I draw on pc.
Type of music that I usually listen is pop and techno.
Few my favourite singers are:Wiz Khalifa, Afrojack, Avicii, Calvin Harris and I can't remember more.

People out there are actually doing Mantas covers

this is one of the heaviest things I've ever heard

Good stuff right here.

Marianas Trench has some funky music. I'm stuck on it right now.

Here's one of my old favorites.
Birdy by 22-Pistepirkko.

^{...the video is even relevant to site.}

Phylax said:
People out there are actually doing Mantas covers

this is one of the heaviest things I've ever heard

this owns bones

I've been playing Halo: The Master Chief Collection lately and have found its music to be absolutely sensational.

I already have most of its music, but not all of them. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's a fan of video game music.

Si_288 said:
Good stuff right here.

Marianas Trench has some funky music. I'm stuck on it right now.

getting some major Prince vibes from this right down to the guitar tone good stuff indeed.....speakin ov –

Some people get every word right on the first try; so I'm not even going to bother changing anything and just copy the description from the video:

You ain't got to be on dope to be on a bad trip! Producer Johnny Otis has Bo tripping in a mean Funk groove. To think the man was 50 when he recorded this blazing tune back in 72!

Phylax said:
getting some major Prince vibes from this right down to the guitar tone good stuff indeed.....speakin ov –

Some people get every word right on the first try; so I'm not even going to bother changing anything and just copy the description from the video:

You ain't got to be on dope to be on a bad trip! Producer Johnny Otis has Bo tripping in a mean Funk groove. To think the man was 50 when he recorded this blazing tune back in 72!

Ah the classy disco music.
Fuckin love disco.

GameManiac said:
I've been playing Halo: The Master Chief Collection lately and have found its music to be absolutely sensational.

I already have most of its music, but not all of them. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's a fan of video game music.

Halo music...

Mmmmmmm.

I mostly listen to music from games like Ace Attorney (Allegro, some Pursuit, Announcing Truth)

Pokemon (Farther Away, Primal Dialga)

Kirby (King Dedede's Themes, Meta Knight's Revenge, Sullied Grace)

And music from the Mother Series (The End, Fallin' Love, Wasteful Anthem, A Tiny Enormous Miracle)

Mostly video game music.

year of the yoshi from gamechops sounds pretty good overall. i still prefer ocremix cuz it's free but i figured i'd point this out as it sounds nice.

well, SOME of the music on that site is good. that Maverick album sounds like crap to me. it's like listening to snes and psx music but in...8-bit? quality. bleh, not that well done imo.

edit: ok, now this is really good. I'm The Boss by DJ Cutman

as for the vocals, the description says: An official remix for the Big Bad Bosses hit single, I'm The Boss! Featuring vocals by Jirard Khalil (The Completionist,) Nate Wants To Battle, Alex Faciane, and Satchell Drakes

though quaaludes have since picked up a stigma that probably won't ever be shaken (thanks to that prick cosby) their era of music will always be number one to get SKKKYYYYY HIIIIIIIIGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH

peripherally interesting that just half an hour ago I had the preamp maxed out when some jet pulled a flyby at what seemed like 10 feet over my window, and despite shaking the very foundation it not only miraculously didn't skip but for one brief moment it seemed like the combined volume could bring to orgasm on sonic pressure alone.... rather apropos given the air travel theme hinted at in the video

Just checking this album out for the first time - not exactly representative of my tastes, but too funny to not point out...

It reached exactly this point:

https://youtu.be/8PJ4oaTNU6M?t=1390

while I was writing out all of the goofy little utterances on this image:

https://e621.net/post/show/994694

And I couldn't help but imagine her making those sounds. It was off-putting...

GameManiac said:
I've been playing Halo: The Master Chief Collection lately and have found its music to be absolutely sensational.

I already have most of its music, but not all of them. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's a fan of video game music.

Don't forget Siege of Madrigal, which appears in many Halo games as an easter egg.

TheFriskyFennec said:
I listen to: Alternative Rock, Post-Grunge, Nu-Metal

What about......reg'lar-grunge? Been real heavy on playlisting lately and especially today that I had to drive out through the (k)ornfields just to get into the city to pick up an online order, somehow seems the natural soundtrack to urban isolation. Bleach is such a great fucking album Negative Creep alone has to have one of the coolest riffs you can play, just muted chords sliding up and down the fretboard.... IMANEGATIVECREEPIMANEGATIVECREEPIMANEGATIVECREEPANDIMSTTTOOONNNEDDDDDDDDD

(did you know Blind was included on the Hear It Now Play It Later psx preorder disc? even in retrospect it's hard to believe how ubiquitous the nü-sound was in the mid-90's...or that it's as old enough to be 'classic' by now as Sab or Zep were at that point in time which is frankly blowing my mind the more I think about it)

notnobody said:
Just checking this album out for the first time - not exactly representative of my tastes, but too funny to not point out...

It reached exactly this point:

https://youtu.be/8PJ4oaTNU6M?t=1390

while I was writing out all of the goofy little utterances on this image:

https://e621.net/post/show/994694

And I couldn't help but imagine her making those sounds. It was off-putting...

also I find this endlessly amusing...well, until the song ended at least

Here's another of my favorite genres: Steampunk.

Paul Shapera - New Albion
The Cog is Dead - Doctor Franklyn
The Clockwork Quartet - The Doctor's Wife