Escapists; What are you listening to?
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Marry me.airlife101 said:
OT: Just suddenly had the urge to listen to some 50's-era music, so at the moment it's No, Not Much [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpSuEQhQsyc] as sung by the Four Lads. After which I'll probably go to That's Life by Frank Sinatra.
Right now?
Before I Forget - Slipknot
Next three songs are:
This is Exile - Whitechapel
Elysium - Solitude Aeturnus
In Loving Memory - Beneath the Sky
I am in a terrible mood, and out of the roughly 1060 songs I have on my iPod, 950 of them or more are depressing.
Death Metal, Nu-Metal, and Doom Metal, plus thrash, deathcore, and classic heavy metal, in addition to about 15 more genres of metal... bad music for when you're depressed.
Before I Forget - Slipknot
Next three songs are:
This is Exile - Whitechapel
Elysium - Solitude Aeturnus
In Loving Memory - Beneath the Sky
I am in a terrible mood, and out of the roughly 1060 songs I have on my iPod, 950 of them or more are depressing.
Death Metal, Nu-Metal, and Doom Metal, plus thrash, deathcore, and classic heavy metal, in addition to about 15 more genres of metal... bad music for when you're depressed.
I'm flattered with the offer, but I'll politely decline. x3Cheesus333 said:
To stick with a gaming theme, have you ever listened to the Fallout: New Vegas soundtrack? That has some pretty good 50's nostalgia-trip tunes.
Crap. Anyone wanna buy an engagement ring with Dom Howard's face on it?airlife101 said:
I love New Vegas so hard (?), so it's pretty much that game that started this little fascination with post-WWII songs to be honest
What a wonderful time for music.
I typed this question into the search function and saw one too many of these threads. If you're going to make one of them, please consider putting them where discussion value isn't valued. I usually reply with glee in these threads but I really see no point.
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If you don't get a big, dumb, goofy smile on your face while listening to this song, you have no soul. Simple as that.
If you don't get a big, dumb, goofy smile on your face while listening to this song, you have no soul. Simple as that.
I went to that, it was amazing. Sucks to be you XD Not a fan of the devil wears Prada personally but Parkway, Architects and BMTH were awesome.TerribleAssassin said:
At the moment I'm listening to a lot of Periphery, Born of Osiris, Xerath and This or the Apocalypse
Well I'm streaming To Kill a Mockingbird in my other tab, so I'm listening to that. I'm supose to be watching it for an English class.
Also I've been listening to this song a LOT.
Does that make me a hipster?
Also I've been listening to this song a LOT.
Does that make me a hipster?
I too love that game, but I've only ever played it on my housemates PS3. But the PS3 version of course was notriously buggy, and crashed every 30 mins or so. I did complete it, but I couldn't go any further without driving myself loony.Cheesus333 said:Crap. Anyone wanna buy an engagement ring with Dom Howard's face on it?
I love New Vegas so hard (?), so it's pretty much that game that started this little fascination with post-WWII songs to be honest
But now I'm back from uni and living with the parents (pauses to shake fist at economy and lack of jobs), I can use my brother's 360; so hopefully I'll be able to reignite my passion for the Fallout series.
It's part of a playlist so bear with me, but to sum up a few of them:
Elevators
Bass
Dead People
Lastly, AMV
Elevators
Bass
Dead People
Lastly, AMV
WOOP. Tip: Melee weapons in New Vegas are more effective than they look, and using the Mauler attack with 'Oh, Baby!' and the perk that makes people go flying may well be the most hilarious employment of ragdoll physics in gaming.airlife101 said:I too love that game, but I've only ever played it on my housemates PS3. But the PS3 version of course was notriously buggy, and crashed every 30 mins or so. I did complete it, but I couldn't go any further without driving myself loony.Cheesus333 said:Crap. Anyone wanna buy an engagement ring with Dom Howard's face on it?
I love New Vegas so hard (?), so it's pretty much that game that started this little fascination with post-WWII songs to be honest
But now I'm back from uni and living with the parents (pauses to shake fist at economy and lack of jobs), I can use my brother's 360; so hopefully I'll be able to reignite my passion for the Fallout series.
