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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: an0n on May 22, 2003, 12:29:13 pm

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: an0n on May 22, 2003, 12:29:13 pm

Okay, so I've come to realise that asking you people to find me decent music is like asking the Pope not to **** in the woods. IE, utterly fruitless.

So, I've taken to a new approach. Telling you people what to listen to.

I've been expanding my music collection and have come across some quite interesting, disturbing and awesome things:

Songs To Get:[/u][/i]

• Kirsten Dunst[/u] - Dream Of Me (from Get Over It)
  
• The Eagles[/u] - Desperado (awesome song)
  
• Van Halen[/u] - Jump (awesome song)
  
• The Simpsons[/u] - Homer at Gun Shop (funny)
  
• Star Wars AOTC[/u] - Across The Stars (that one they keep showing on Classical FM TV, awesome)
  

Interesting Things:[/u][/i]

• The Cheers Theme[/u] - I'm not sure if it's down to a parody or wether it's the actual song, but there's a file on KaZaA called 'Theme - Cheers (whole song)' and it's pretty ****ing funny. Stuff about "And your husband wants to be a girl, be glad there's one place in the world......".
  
• 'Bring It On' Sound-bytes[/u] - There's some pretty cool stuff floating around from this movie, the best of which has to be "I'm sexy I'm cute I'm popular to boot". Very funny. Go get it.
  
• Bob Dylan[/u] - His most notable songs include the universally recognised Knocking On Heavens Door and Mr Tambourine Man, but get anything you can by him. He is t3h-sheit.
  
• Johnny Horton[/u] (at least according to my copy) - Has a song called "The Ballad Of The Alamo" which tells the tale of the fall of the Alamo. Very good song and heroically informative. Get it.
  
• The Rat Pack - Enough said. Sinatra, Martin etc. Get everything you can.

Disturbing:[/u][/i]

• Johnny Cash[/u] - Has some awesome songs. Most notably, the Rawhide theme. But his best song by far has to be Cocaine Blues. It tells the story of a guy who got mashed, killed his girl and went on the run, periodically snorting cocaine. Very good song and pretty funny compared to all the modern crap. Get it.

That is all.

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Title: Re: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: 01010 on May 22, 2003, 12:35:28 pm

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Originally posted by an0n
Blah blah blah  

I don't think that most people need somebody to tell them that Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash or the Eagles are good.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: an0n on May 22, 2003, 12:36:30 pm

*snip*?

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Petrarch of the VBB on May 22, 2003, 01:09:19 pm

I demand that everyone listens to Blue Jam, especially the TV Lizards one.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: tEAbAG on May 22, 2003, 01:27:22 pm

You MUST buy Tool's Lateralus!  Its kinda heavy, but very trippy and cool.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Fineus on May 22, 2003, 01:30:52 pm

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Originally posted by tEAbAG
You MUST buy Tool's Lateralus!  Its kinda heavy, but very trippy and cool.

This man wins The Golden Prize™!

Tool, simply put. Are awesome.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Petrarch of the VBB on May 22, 2003, 01:32:43 pm

Roger Whitaker!
Karl Denver!
Harry Belafonte!
Django Rheindhardt!

:runs:

And I have to agree with an0n about the Rat Pack.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Razor on May 22, 2003, 01:54:08 pm

Buy the Boston's album: Corporate America. It'
s awesome. Now...those guys really really rock!!!

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: elorran on May 22, 2003, 03:16:55 pm

The theme to the A-Team ownz you all :D

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: an0n on May 22, 2003, 03:28:38 pm

That's the smartest thing I've heard all day.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Gortef on May 22, 2003, 03:37:55 pm

Hmm... why don't you people give Nightwish (http://www.nightwish.com)  a try...  :)

Some of you might like it

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Petrarch of the VBB on May 22, 2003, 03:44:17 pm

I'd recommend anything by Seventh. Their website allows you to download most of their tracks for free! But I can't remember the URL, and typing "seventh" into Google is hopeless.

Anyway, they did some of the music in OFP.

WAIT! I've found it. The site itself is somewhat cryptic, it looks like some new OFP game (note the BIS logo in the lower left), but it is where you are redirected from www.seventh.com. Very odd.
http://www.independencelost.com/

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Shrike on May 22, 2003, 03:52:42 pm

I suggest you find something you like and listen to it.

I have enough troubles finding songs that some of my friends will like, and I know them. :p

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: vyper on May 22, 2003, 04:31:01 pm

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Originally posted by Gortef
Hmm... why don't you people give Nightwish (http://www.nightwish.com)  a try...  :)

Some of you might like it

they did a good version of Hans Zimmer's (notices Stunaep's ears prick up) Roll Tide. :nod:

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: 01010 on May 22, 2003, 04:41:22 pm

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Originally posted by Kalfireth

This man wins The Golden Prize™!

Tool, simply put. Are awesome.

They bore the hell outta me. Not a bad live act and lateralus was a step up in my opinion but I still think they're vastly over rated.

Title: Moosic (Mk. X-1)
Post by: Petrarch of the VBB on May 22, 2003, 04:43:00 pm

I'd rather have a swift burst of Bobby Darin's Mack the Knife, anyday.