Personal Battle Music

Alright my Forum-Fu is not as great as everyone else's, but I think this would be a great song for the next Battle for Badlands Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avUTaohfc3U

I have it playing in the background when I'm solo ganking mutant scum.

» Edited on: 2010-08-14 15:41:48

hehe one of my fav song for Orvr but not sure if it's a bit much for the b4b vids but then again... i find it fitting to WAR! :) Battles and Brotherhood http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov1XxyvCS3o&p=348EFE3A7DA05EBF&playnext=1&index=53

http://www.youtube.com/user/mickfighter#p/f/2/gT18DCcvNt0 http://www.youtube.com/user/mickfighter#p/f/3/ko4Q0cgo1N8 http://www.youtube.com/user/mickfighter#p/f/21/bMN6CuB6R1c http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QiaxvghdSk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmmNVCeAIWc here a taste of what a i usually listen to while gaming

» Edited on: 2010-08-15 04:28:28

Here is mine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urNyg1ftMIU

A lot of these are great. However the reason I traditionally stick to Scores & Soundtracks & Cinematic music is because almost everyone is predisposed to it. You go to the theatre and you dont complain about the background music. It's only when some Rap, Heavy Metal, Country, etc comes on that people start to bicker about music. The offshoots of the classical format tend to be very biased and one thing I've learned in Design is that if you want to get a design approved used dummy text in another language. If you put in english people will complain about the next by default and ignore the actual design all together. If I put in a song of heavy metal anyone who dislikes heavy metal will kill the vid before it even gets going. Same with rap, country, techno, jpop, etc. People judge the video on the music more than whats happening in the video. Classical Cinematic themes tend to fly regardless of a persons predisposition toward a certain type of music. In 300 did you hear any of the rappers complain about heavy metal rifts and undertones in the song? Nope thats cause the action took them and it was subtle enough to be overlooked. So in short thats why I usually go for the cinematic songs.

Still planning to do a Tuatha video using a clip of this song ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJm6b-o2pTM

Thinking of using this one when I manage to get a video from both order and destruction sides ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXhlic5s5Xs&feature=related

curse you block

[A lot of these are great. However the reason I traditionally stick to Scores & Soundtracks & Cinematic music is because almost everyone is predisposed to it. You go to the theatre and you dont complain about the background music. It's only when some Rap, Heavy Metal, Country, etc comes on that people start to bicker about music. The offshoots of the classical format tend to be very biased and one thing I've learned in Design is that if you want to get a design approved used dummy text in another language. If you put in english people will complain about the next by default and ignore the actual design all together. If I put in a song of heavy metal anyone who dislikes heavy metal will kill the vid before it even gets going. Same with rap, country, techno, jpop, etc. People judge the video on the music more than whats happening in the video. Classical Cinematic themes tend to fly regardless of a persons predisposition toward a certain type of music. In 300 did you hear any of the rappers complain about heavy metal rifts and undertones in the song? Nope thats cause the action took them and it was subtle enough to be overlooked. So in short thats why I usually go for the cinematic songs.] That makes good points and i totally understand and agree with what you have put :) But cool sounding naration would go so well also instead of it just being txt, same with some combat sound to come in when ya showing parts of the epic battles, imo anyways lol

I always begin my night with Ozzy - Fire in the Sky http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6oKiK1KhQs "The introduction to his heartache began as a child So it's no wonder that he grew up to be so wild So he protected his feelings in walls he imagined But castles crumble, exposing the frightened child Fire in the sky Can't you see that all my castles are burning? Fire in the sky Won't you help me now, my castles are burning"