What are you listening to right now?

[SEGA.GENESIS1989]

[SEGA.GENESIS1989]

This guy is just too good ... He's improved the following Streets of Rage 3 soundtrack!

DESCRIPTION:
"Cycle 1" music from Streets of Rage 3 soundtrack on a new structure with original instruments. Hihat noise reduced, kick/snare more evident, loud mix, no distortion achieved.

[Thief]

This has got to be the best Mass Effect song I've found on the net. My fave part starts @ 2:13, but you have to listen to the whole song until it gets to that part to get the most out of it. For me personally that part for some reason actually even triggers a memory I had in Germany a long, long time ago (9 yrs old) with my first view of big city lights at night and all that.

[Crystalpepsifan]

Fuck the 80's sucked. Except for this band.

[QuickSciFi]

I liked this song way before School of Rock:


I liked it after School of Rock:


And I love it still:

[SEGA.GENESIS1989]

Fuck the 80's sucked. Except for this band.

On the very day i posted this video I was reminded how good their music was after walking into a fellow's office and being confronted with a signed photograph of the band!

[Chaos Fusion]

Been Listening to the Soundtracks of Hotline Miami 1 and 2 lately. Thanks to them, I also started listening to stuff from Perturbator and Pylot.






Those 3 are some personal favourites.

[NeoVamp]

[Thief]

[NeoVamp]

[Team Saber Rider]

That one is great! Sometimes it helps during work.

[Team Saber Rider]

[Thief]

[NeoVamp]

[sidewinderl]

Back when I played WoW I created a playlist for my slightly psychotic female gnome fire mage named Moero (based loosely on the character Dilandau from Escaflowne), and I keep updating the list since Moero became my main recurring RPG character. It contains only songs that you would find on a pyromaniac's playlist. I don't even have to normally like a particular style of song so long as it fits my theme...the more inappropriate the better. It's an eclectic list to say the least. There probably aren't many people that have a playlist that contains both Dolly Parton and Five Finger Death Punch.

It's actually interesting to note that the character is female, because fire themed songs tend to revolve around women. I also learned that people often have a hard time understanding why it isn't good enough for a song to just have a fiery name. Great Balls of Fire is a song that will never make the list. Fortunately, JLL did have a song that was perfect.