Freak'n Big Panda
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I've been listening to/DJing funky house recently. Really great to dance too. here's a mix i did yesterday: www.megaupload.com/?d=41WYQERN
What music are you listening to right now?
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Amon Amarth- Live For the Kill
I picked up "Twilight of the Thunder God" for $11.88 at Newbury Comics. Two disc set including a live DVD. Pretty sweet deal, indeed. This was the first time in over a month I actually found a CD I was looking for in there. I feel like I'm cursed. Listening to obscure death metal bands is like searching for the goddanm Holy Grail, sometimes. AA is classified as "Viking Metal" though. While I was watching the live DVD, actors came out on stage and had a sword fight, clad in viking armor.
I lol'd.
I picked up "Twilight of the Thunder God" for $11.88 at Newbury Comics. Two disc set including a live DVD. Pretty sweet deal, indeed. This was the first time in over a month I actually found a CD I was looking for in there. I feel like I'm cursed. Listening to obscure death metal bands is like searching for the goddanm Holy Grail, sometimes. AA is classified as "Viking Metal" though. While I was watching the live DVD, actors came out on stage and had a sword fight, clad in viking armor.
I lol'd.
Inon Zur- I Am the One
Today, I purchased the Dragon Age soundtrack, as soon as it went on sale. It's truly remarkable music, most of which I actually don't recognize from the game, probably because it's being drowned out by dialogue. I implore ever DA:O player to get their hands on the CD, provided you enjoy classical/new age-ish music.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dragon-age-origins/id338613145
Today, I purchased the Dragon Age soundtrack, as soon as it went on sale. It's truly remarkable music, most of which I actually don't recognize from the game, probably because it's being drowned out by dialogue. I implore ever DA:O player to get their hands on the CD, provided you enjoy classical/new age-ish music.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dragon-age-origins/id338613145
Betanumerical
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as of right now
Opeth- The Funeral Portrait
Blackwater Park remains my favorite CD of all time. I remember the days of Martin Lopez on drums and Peter Lindgren on guitar. This album was truly Opeth's Mona Lisa.
Opeth- Reverie (Harlequin Forest)
I'm learning to play this on guitar. I really enjoy playing the bridge, at 3:30, of this song, it's great fun.
Blackwater Park remains my favorite CD of all time. I remember the days of Martin Lopez on drums and Peter Lindgren on guitar. This album was truly Opeth's Mona Lisa.
Opeth- Reverie (Harlequin Forest)
I'm learning to play this on guitar. I really enjoy playing the bridge, at 3:30, of this song, it's great fun.
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Perhaps not exactly the same style but you might want to try Wintersun and Ensiferum. Two really good finnish bands. Try f.e:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc4WFzl-6Xs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cJ3k7yTNqk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcTWJXntskU&feature=related
Almost forgot, short but great:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnhdJVh9iIY
green.pixel
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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xj13m_lamb-gabriel_music
Beautiful. It's snowy outside and it fits perfectly with Winter Chills.
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Beautiful. It's snowy outside and it fits perfectly with Winter Chills.
:smile:
I've heard Wintersun before, but no more than one song. My friend has all their CD's, I should ask to borrow them.
Bloodbath- Year of the Cadaver Race
Latest additions to the family iPod has been stuff like Asia, Dan Fogelburg, Nino Rota's "What is a Youth" from the 68 version of Romeo and Juliet, more ELO, a little Santana, and some Yes.
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