OPENING FOR MAIDEN. Video includes the story of the R101 during a middle portion. Kind of interesting.
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- Thread starter Elder the Dwarf
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Was at this show Monday:
[video=youtube_share;HLvX9O4tcp4]https://youtu.be/HLvX9O4tcp4[/video]
[video=youtube_share;HLvX9O4tcp4]https://youtu.be/HLvX9O4tcp4[/video]
Aurora
Sage
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DragonOfTheAerie
Vala
Lindsey Stirling has come up multiple times on this thread, but i will repeat my judgment: <3
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Aurora
Sage
Aren't those ice caves rocking though?
Well I have been listening to this here over and over again:
[video=youtube_share;G8BLDd6sMpM]https://youtu.be/G8BLDd6sMpM[/video]
The first part of this video is about funny and crazy moments in the game. The second part is about awesome moments of gameplay, and the song for them starts at around 1:57. I really love it!
This song is called Words, by Feint and sung by Laura Brehm.
And yeah, I play a lot of Steep even though I am nowhere as good as that =)
[video=youtube_share;G8BLDd6sMpM]https://youtu.be/G8BLDd6sMpM[/video]
The first part of this video is about funny and crazy moments in the game. The second part is about awesome moments of gameplay, and the song for them starts at around 1:57. I really love it!
This song is called Words, by Feint and sung by Laura Brehm.
And yeah, I play a lot of Steep even though I am nowhere as good as that =)
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Aurora
Sage
I'm serious about finishing this novel only listening to Tamriel's ambience. Lindsey Stirling was and always will be an exception.
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I released a new mix-set: Fairytales #1 - Beneath A Blue Sky by svrtnsse | Mixcloud
This is atmospheric breaks - which basically means light and fluffy electronic music that could be danced to, but which will serve just as well for sitting in a field watching the clouds go by (as proven by recent empirical experiments). It gets a bit dark towards the end, but overall it's a selection of laid back and lighthearted tracks.
This is atmospheric breaks - which basically means light and fluffy electronic music that could be danced to, but which will serve just as well for sitting in a field watching the clouds go by (as proven by recent empirical experiments). It gets a bit dark towards the end, but overall it's a selection of laid back and lighthearted tracks.
Aurora
Sage
I couldn't help myself.
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pmmg
Myth Weaver
Which reminds me, Violin is the next instrument I am learning how to play.
Ummm...that was supposed to have a quote from the Lindsey Stirling post above, but it seems not to have happened...
Ummm...that was supposed to have a quote from the Lindsey Stirling post above, but it seems not to have happened...
I've probably linked this before, but it's still amazing (for very specific values of amazing):
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Aurora
Sage
I'm starting my writing session with this classic:
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Malik
Auror
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Malik
Auror
^^ Lizzie No's "Crying Wolf" got me hooked on the "Gothic Country" genre, which has put me in exactly the mood I need for the rewrite of the middle section of The New Magic. I've been absorbing it through osmosis, completely steeped in the vibe. How did I write without this?
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Aurora
Sage
^^ Oh, music that inspires the craft is invaluable!
Which is why I've been so in love with Malukah lately.
Which is why I've been so in love with Malukah lately.
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This is likely to work for those of you who like the more cinematic/atmospheric styles of music for inspiration.
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Just discovered this. It's a nice contrast to all the minimal psychedelic house I've been listening to all weekend.
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This is the kind of music that makes me want to drop my current WIP and write a dark fairytale in an enchanted forest.
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...and I put another mixset together. This one is meant to be inspiring and a little magical/mysterious. It's based on a track by Koan - the same guys I linked in my previous post.
The genre is psychedelic chill out, which basically means it's pretty slow, but with a lot of little interesting sounds and noises under the melodies. I hope you like it:
Where the Dew Brews - Bright New Dawns #2 by svrtnsse | Mixcloud
The genre is psychedelic chill out, which basically means it's pretty slow, but with a lot of little interesting sounds and noises under the melodies. I hope you like it:
Where the Dew Brews - Bright New Dawns #2 by svrtnsse | Mixcloud
I just discovered Agnes Obel released a new album earlier this year. Good stuff. This is music for thinking big lonely thoughts in dusty rooms with bad lighting.
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