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What do you listen to?
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Dawn Marshallsay
Dreamer
At the moment Enya's 'Exile' song is inspiring me so much 
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Just discovered this version of an old favourite. Cheered me up no end.
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Nagash
Sage
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The Blue Lotus
Auror
I have been jamming to Lorde recently.
I ran across one of her songs being used in a promo for a show that I'm into Vikings on the History Channel.
I ended up buying her CD and replacing an old one that got trashed at some point.
Anyhow, here is the song link. Hope you enjoy it. it is not her vid. I can't seem to find one.
Lorde - Glory and Gore ( Epic Battle Scene Music Video ) - YouTube
I ran across one of her songs being used in a promo for a show that I'm into Vikings on the History Channel.
I ended up buying her CD and replacing an old one that got trashed at some point.
Anyhow, here is the song link. Hope you enjoy it. it is not her vid. I can't seem to find one.
Lorde - Glory and Gore ( Epic Battle Scene Music Video ) - YouTube
Rinzei
Troubadour
My music is starting to get quite lackluster, but there is one song I will share that has recently felt quite inspiring to me. I originally saw the song as a Team Fortress 2 cinematic video (if you like video games at all, I would recommend giving it a look - it's very well done).
The song is "Save Me" by Globus. I really love the epic feel of it, especially as it grows. I've found especially this week, having a rough time with work, that it helps me to de-stress and uplifts me in a "you can totally do this - you are amazing" sort of way.
The song is "Save Me" by Globus. I really love the epic feel of it, especially as it grows. I've found especially this week, having a rough time with work, that it helps me to de-stress and uplifts me in a "you can totally do this - you are amazing" sort of way.
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The Blue Lotus
Auror
Cool, thanks. I'll check it out later.
Feo Takahari
Auror
Heard this on classical radio the other day:
It's like if the Harry Potter theme was written for a Robin Hood movie.
It's like if the Harry Potter theme was written for a Robin Hood movie.
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I got linked this today. Technically, it's probably some kind of electronic dance music, but it's atmospheric enough that it might just work for those of you who aren't into that kind of stuff normally. Also, it's "live"...
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This song, I believe, was released today - or well, yesterday technically, but I haven't gone to bed yet.
Another (different) version of the video is available here: Laibach: The Whistleblowers - NOWNESS
Ok, so the youtube video is fan-made and the official video is in the nowness link.
Another (different) version of the video is available here: Laibach: The Whistleblowers - NOWNESS
Ok, so the youtube video is fan-made and the official video is in the nowness link.
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Nagash
Sage
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Nagash
Sage
I've been in a mood for some spanish-guitar songs lately; I find it incredibly relaxing and appeasing... Outstanding in order to clear my mind.
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Nihal
Vala
I'm not much for happier musics, they sound bland to me, yet this one has the right dose of emotion to move me.
Yep. Disney movie OST. I'm an odd one, amn't I?
Yep. Disney movie OST. I'm an odd one, amn't I?
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I've been listening to this nonstop while working on a new short story (and yes, we're writing a short story - everyone watch for horsemen! ).
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chrispenycate
Sage
Professionally without taste
After 40+ years as a sound engineer I can take - and get into – just about anything (the 'get into' is important; you can't record something well if it's not part of you. Sometimes, with free jazz for example or Kurdish electric folk, the integration got a bit zen). Lot of French speaking, but that's to do with where I was.
Now I've got rather a nice active system on the output of the computer (with a mixer so I can run the TV through it, too) and tend to sit in silence.
After 40+ years as a sound engineer I can take - and get into – just about anything (the 'get into' is important; you can't record something well if it's not part of you. Sometimes, with free jazz for example or Kurdish electric folk, the integration got a bit zen). Lot of French speaking, but that's to do with where I was.
Now I've got rather a nice active system on the output of the computer (with a mixer so I can run the TV through it, too) and tend to sit in silence.
Nagash
Sage
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Noma Galway
Archmage
A friend sent me this. I haven't actually seen the movie Frozen, but I love this song, and Google Translate made it really funny.
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Fyri
Inkling
^No visible legs. XD
Noma Galway
Archmage
Haha Discrimination law...is probably the queen.
