CDs to listen to while playing Quake
Shawn WAgner
I've found that the X-Files CD has some cool tracks.
Frenzy for when I'm on a roll (most of the time),
Other good ones: Down in the Park and the Alice Cooper track seem fitting
to me.
Other cool CD's
Garbage;Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001 Theme); Live's Throwing Copper; and
anything by Steppenwolf (Oldie, but goodie - Magic Carpet Ride and Born to
be Wild are both good Quake tracks)
"Come with me, little girl, on a magic carpet ride -- loser rides my
broomstick -- and so on"
; )
--
Shawn Wagner
sha...@wpi.edu
http://www.wpi.edu/~shawnw/
tlen...@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca
In <01bbacfa$957fc200$0cf6...@mycroft.res.wpi.edu>, "Shawn WAgner" <sha...@wpi.edu> writes:
>I've found that the X-Files CD has some cool tracks.
>
>Frenzy for when I'm on a roll (most of the time),
>Other good ones: Down in the Park and the Alice Cooper track seem fitting
>to me.
>
>Other cool CD's
>Garbage;Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001 Theme); Live's Throwing Copper; and
>anything by Steppenwolf (Oldie, but goodie - Magic Carpet Ride and Born to
>be Wild are both good Quake tracks)
>
>"Come with me, little girl, on a magic carpet ride -- loser rides my
>broomstick -- and so on"
> ; )
There is a Sick sort of way it makes you feel, kinda like all the death around
you in a good 16 man gib-fest. The 2 definitely go hand in hand.
Tamran.
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Gung
I never listen to the music in a deathmatch, because I am trying to train
myself to use the sounds I hear to my advantage. They can be useful, even
in an arena style fight. For one player Quake, however, the soundtrack
is very nice. There's no incredibly memorable music, like something out
of Actraiser or an rpg, but it's themed pretty well. It reminded me of
Metroid, which doesn't have very interesting music, but is themed perfectly.
Gung
Chinh Nguyen
Play single player with the _Akira_ soundtrack. It's an experience
you'll never forget.
--
--Chinh Nguyen
chin...@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu
Ken Gorski
No, no, no. What you really need is anything by Motorhead. That will get
yer blood flowing. :)
Philip Dobrikin
"Shawn WAgner" <sha...@wpi.edu> wrote:
>I've found that the X-Files CD has some cool tracks.
>Frenzy for when I'm on a roll (most of the time),
>Other good ones: Down in the Park and the Alice Cooper track seem fitting
>to me.
>Other cool CD's
>Garbage;Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001 Theme); Live's Throwing Copper; and
>anything by Steppenwolf (Oldie, but goodie - Magic Carpet Ride and Born to
>be Wild are both good Quake tracks)
>"Come with me, little girl, on a magic carpet ride -- loser rides my
>broomstick -- and so on"
> ; )
>--
>Shawn Wagner
>sha...@wpi.edu
>http://www.wpi.edu/~shawnw/
Either Ella or th School House Rocks cover CD
"I'm just a Bill, yes I'm only a Bill and I'm sittin here on Capitol
Hill"
PD
Ryan McGinnis
pdob...@direct.ca (Philip Dobrikin) wrote:
> Either Ella or th School House Rocks cover CD
>"I'm just a Bill, yes I'm only a Bill and I'm sittin here on Capitol
>Hill"
Yipes... that'l inspire death and carnage any day. :)
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David Dixon
I've found Ministry's _Psalm 69_ to be a fine companion CD. Nothing like
picking up a quad and gibbing helpless players to the tune of "Jesus Built
My Hot Rod".
D^2
Eric Sorenson
I've found the Mechwarrior 2: Mercenaries CD plays real well under quake.
Also anything long and techno-ish, like Orbital, Skinny Puppy (BRAP 3!!),
Eat Static, and especially Underworld.
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"I never claimed to be anything but a nice guy and an athelete." -HSThompson
Use SATANIX 1.0, an OS42K. When the Rapture comes, will YOU have root?
Stephen Kazmierczak
My favorite CD is nine inch nails: closer to god. It takes a little
remapping so Quake uses all of the tracks all of the time (only 9 on the
CD), but it's great. Most of the tracks are fast and loud; perfect for
Quake.
-Steve
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http://www.wpi.edu/~zik/
pigs we get what pigs deserve
Elrico
Try "CHANT" by The Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo De Silos. Very
atmospheric and creepy with Quake!
Troy Barber
Please, gentlemen, the ultimate CD I've heard so far while playing Quake
has been Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Michael Brooks "Night Song," Hear it to
believe it. I swear one or two of its songs match the mood of boundless
blood and mayhem like nothing else I've ever heard.
Edward Sulikowski
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Lest we not forget to load Rust in Peace into the CD tray then.
Looping track #1 Holy War's,and getting Take No Prisoners during the Load
screen :> pig in Shit!
screen name:Ass-Man mostly all yellow.
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M VAN BLOMMESTEIN
Try any cool metal bands. I find that if you listen to faster, more
heavier music, it fits nicley into the game. Most metal bands always
sing about death and other 'dark' stuff.
I know that these aren't that heavy but I think that theses are pretty
cool.
- Ministry
- Black Sabbath
- Fear Factory
- White Zombie
- Helmet
- Metallica (Master of Puppets album)
From the
BLOODLINE
Alexander Sanda
In article <mvanblom.3...@brutus.ms1.wits.ac.za>
>Try any cool metal bands. I find that if you listen to faster, more
>heavier music, it fits nicley into the game. Most metal bands always
>sing about death and other 'dark' stuff.
>I know that these aren't that heavy but I think that theses are pretty
>cool.
>
> - Ministry
Hmm..
> - Black Sabbath
Yeah, cool :)
> - Fear Factory
> - White Zombie
Arrrrggghhhh
> - Metallica (Master of Puppets album)
Very cool for some nice frags, but I prefer "And Justice For All".
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M VAN BLOMMESTEIN wrote:
>
> Try any cool metal bands. I find that if you listen to faster, more
> heavier music, it fits nicley into the game. Most metal bands always
> sing about death and other 'dark' stuff.
> I know that these aren't that heavy but I think that theses are pretty
> cool.
>
> - Ministry
> - Fear Factory
> - White Zombie
> - Metallica (Master of Puppets album)
>
> BLOODLINE
Try the theme from "Mission Impossible" durging Deathmatch!!! Way
coooool.
Nathan Scott
Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
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Nathan Scott
Fellow Quakers may call me Murphy
Murphy's Law of Lag: You will always freeze as
soon as you need to avoid something.
Murphy's Second Law of Lag: No matter how
lagged you are, you can always be lagged more.
========================================
Tom
In article <01bbb47e$638721e0$37bba4c6@doscott>, "Nathan Scott" <dos...@brunswickmicro.nb.ca> wrote:
>
>Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
>from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
>
Front 242 or KMFDM
Double Clutch
In article <53j19t$9...@homer.alpha.net>, tk...@mixcom.com says...
>
>In article <01bbb47e$638721e0$37bba4c6@doscott>, "Nathan Scott"
>ckmicro.nb.ca> wrote:
>>
>>Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
>>from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
>>
>
>
>Front 242 or KMFDM
MechWarrior2 CD tracks (I think this one was mentioned before)
Escape From L.A. Soundtrack
Megadeth - Hidden Treasures (kind of short though)
The Master
Tom wrote:
>
> In article <01bbb47e$638721e0$37bba4c6@doscott>, "Nathan Scott" <dos...@brunswickmicro.nb.ca> wrote:
> >
> >Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
> >from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
> >
>
> Front 242 or KMFDM
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J.T.J. Midgley
In article <325FBA...@magiccarpet.com>,
The Master <ven...@magiccarpet.com> wrote:
>Tom wrote:
>>
>> In article <01bbb47e$638721e0$37bba4c6@doscott>, "Nathan Scott" <dos...@brunswickmicro.nb.ca> wrote:
>> >
>> >Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
>> >from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
>> >
>>
>> Front 242 or KMFDM
>I personally like the Demon Knight soundtrak, or Metallica's Black album
>--
My own favourites are Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of The Moon" or Holst's
Planets. The first track of the Pulp Fiction CD is a good one to get
you in the mood!
--
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Trinity Hall, Cambridge University.
Gully Foyle
Benjamin Black (WilyKit)
The Master <ven...@magiccarpet.com> wrote:
: > >Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
: > >from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
: > Front 242 or KMFDM
: I personally like the Demon Knight soundtrak, or Metallica's Black album
Three words: Fixed by NIN. The remix album works beautifully with
Quake. If you have it, try it; you'll love it.
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In article <53orif$b...@lyra.csx.cam.ac.uk>, 95j...@eng.cam.ac.uk says...
> In article <325FBA...@magiccarpet.com>,
> The Master <ven...@magiccarpet.com> wrote:
> >Tom wrote:
> >>
> >> >
> >> >Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
> >> >from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
> >> >
> >>
> >> Front 242 or KMFDM
> >I personally like the Demon Knight soundtrak, or Metallica's Black album
>
> My own favourites are Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of The Moon" or Holst's
> Planets. The first track of the Pulp Fiction CD is a good one to get
> you in the mood!
>
CD by Activision (Redbook formatted for your listening pleasure!)
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Robert Spelman "No matter where you go,
Ma...@IQuest.Net There you are.."
Bill Kratzer
Great choices!!!
I also like listening to the White Zombie remix CD:
"Supersexy Swinging Sounds". I especially like
to "loop" track number 1: Electric Head Pt. 2.
It really rocks with Quake!!!
Others I like:
Gravity Kills, NIN, Stabbing Westward (Ungod), Needle,
and Chemlab. My roomate and I permanently have these
CDs right next to the computer for the all-night quake
sessions. :-)
--Bill ("Buppa")
Epski
Especially the track, "Burn." It's the best. I have a CD recorder I use
to make compilations, and I can listen to NIN, Ministry, KMFDM, Moby,
Orbital, Underworld and more all in one session. It takes some of the pain
out of seeing my low frag count. ;-)
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Uh... Am I supposed to say something here?
Joey Gibson
Although I haven't tried it yet, I think the new Marilyn Manson would
sound pretty good. It is extremely heavy music.
Joey
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Daxmandu
"Epski" <valj...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>Especially the track, "Burn." It's the best. I have a CD recorder I use
>to make compilations, and I can listen to NIN, Ministry, KMFDM, Moby,
>Orbital, Underworld and more all in one session. It takes some of the pain
>out of seeing my low frag count. ;-)
>--
>Uh... Am I supposed to say something here?
Yes! KMFDM, White Zombie, Pantera and the like.
Daxmandu
--------
THC: Mother Nature doesn't make mistakes.
KMFDM: A drug against war.
Canadian
ma...@iquest.net (Robert Spelman) wrote:
> An excellent CD to play while playing Quake is the Mechwarrior 2
>CD by Activision (Redbook formatted for your listening pleasure!)
Blech. I hate when I leave my MW2 CD in and start Quake. The demo plays
with these little Christmas bells going. "Cha ching ching ching cha
ching ching ching..." =)
Oh, Nitzer Ebb, "That Total Age" by the way. Awesome for when my newbie
friends come over because:
1. The music's great older industrial, with nawt but screaming vocals and
drums =).
2. The track that plays on the difficulty select level starts with the
singer yelling "TO THE LEFT!" so my sucky friends know where to go =).
--
Chris Foley (chr...@iceonline.com)
Joe Stavitsky
go on, laugh, but I also like AC/DC and motley crue, as well as the
bands you mentioned. The only reason I don't lissen to crue while
playing is the music is too slow. However, ac/dc Hell's Bells and Back
In Black on the Back In Black CD are perfect, and so are the lyrics.
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Benjamin Black (WilyKit)
ma...@iquest.net (Robert Spelman) wrote:
: > >> >Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
: > >> >from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
: > >> Front 242 or KMFDM
: > >I personally like the Demon Knight soundtrak, or Metallica's Black album
: > My own favourites are Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of The Moon" or Holst's
: > Planets. The first track of the Pulp Fiction CD is a good one to get
: > you in the mood!
: An excellent CD to play while playing Quake is the Mechwarrior 2
: CD by Activision (Redbook formatted for your listening pleasure!)
Still think the best is "Fixed" by NIN..in case you don't know, it's
the Broken remix. It r0x.
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Joe Stavitsky <j...@lvalue.com> writes:
>Gully Foyle wrote:
> go on, laugh, but I also like AC/DC and motley crue, as well as the
>bands you mentioned. The only reason I don't lissen to crue while
>playing is the music is too slow. However, ac/dc Hell's Bells and Back
>In Black on the Back In Black CD are perfect, and so are the lyrics.
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>_________________________________________________________
AC/DC is one of the greatest bands ever. If someone laughs at
it, they can kiss my ass. Probably some little 12 year olds who don't
like "old" music. Anyway, I like to DM to "For Those About to Rock".
When Brian Johnson screams "FIRE!!", shoot a rocket up someone's ass!
Michael L. King
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"What do ya mean I couldn't be the president of the United States of
America/ Tell me something, it's still we "the people", right?"
-Megadeth
Shamus Young
king michael leo wrote:
>
> Joe Stavitsky <j...@lvalue.com> writes:
>
> >Gully Foyle wrote:
>
> > go on, laugh, but I also like AC/DC and motley crue, as well as the
> >bands you mentioned. The only reason I don't lissen to crue while
> >playing is the music is too slow. However, ac/dc Hell's Bells and Back
> >In Black on the Back In Black CD are perfect, and so are the lyrics.
> >--
to music with lyrics? I think I may be the only one with this complaint,
but all the vocals are distracting for me... I like instumental music
while playing, but I can't find music that fits that doesn't have
singing.... any suggestions?
--
Shamus Young
ava...@nauticom.net
http://www.nauticom.net/www/avatar
Ian Woods
> > The Master <ven...@magiccarpet.com> wrote:
> > >Tom wrote:
> > >>
> > >> >
> > >> >Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
> > >> >from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
> > >> >
> > >>
> > >> Front 242 or KMFDM
> > >I personally like the Demon Knight soundtrak, or Metallica's Black album
> >
> > My own favourites are Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of The Moon" or Holst's
> > Planets. The first track of the Pulp Fiction CD is a good one to get
> > you in the mood!
> >
> An excellent CD to play while playing Quake is the Mechwarrior 2
> CD by Activision (Redbook formatted for your listening pleasure!)
>
>
> Robert Spelman "No matter where you go,
> Ma...@IQuest.Net There you are.."
Try listening to some Green Day, or some (is this name long enough or
what) Presidents of the United States of America. Then again, I like to
put on sum butt kicking music to play butt kicking games to. Happy
hunting everyone!
Ian Woods
cmsi...@livjm.ac.uk
Matthew Oswald
Personally, I find that E-40 makes for some really wicked background
music. (For your information, it is hard gangsta rap.)
Try it sometime and see.
Matt Oswald
DARKFIRE on Kali95
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In article <326667...@livjm.ac.uk>, Ian Woods <cmsi...@livjm.ac.uk>
writes
>Try listening to some Green Day, or some (is this name long enough or
>
the really long track (Sunbeach Hill, or something similar) you get
Christie Road. Cool. :)
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Darrell Clark
For intense instumental music grab any KITARO CD's cheap from your used
record store. He is "new age space music"- but it really fits in with
Quake.
Turnbuckle
>J.T.J. Midgley wrote:
> >Does anyone else have trouble concentrating on the game while listening
> >to music with lyrics? I think I may be the only one with this complaint,
> >but all the vocals are distracting for me... I like instumental music
> >while playing, but I can't find music that fits that doesn't have
> >singing.... any suggestions?
> >
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In article <3265B8...@nauticom.net>,
Shamus Young <ava...@nauticom.net> wrote:
>king michael leo wrote:
>>
>> Joe Stavitsky <j...@lvalue.com> writes:
>>
>> >Gully Foyle wrote:
>>
>> > go on, laugh, but I also like AC/DC and motley crue, as well as the
>> >bands you mentioned. The only reason I don't lissen to crue while
>> >playing is the music is too slow. However, ac/dc Hell's Bells and Back
>> >In Black on the Back In Black CD are perfect, and so are the lyrics.
>> >--
>to music with lyrics? I think I may be the only one with this complaint,
>but all the vocals are distracting for me... I like instumental music
>while playing, but I can't find music that fits that doesn't have
>singing.... any suggestions?
>
Holst's Mars and Jupiter (from The Planets).
hairball
I listen to Simple Aggresion (old and new)....the name says it all :)
Hairball
Matthew Oswald <mos...@rocket.cc.umr.edu> wrote in article
<5469v4$m...@hptemp1.cc.umr.edu>...
Sith Dragon
I personally find that listening to ABBA gets me in the mood to cover
myself in gibs.
There's nothing quite like gibbing someone with the GL to "Take A Chance on
Me."
Sith Dragon
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David Jenkinson
My favorite is White Zombie, Astro-creep:2000. Lots of neat scary sound
effects and evil laughter that sends chills up your spine. Green Day?
You're kidding right?
Gully Foyle
In article <545vjk$g...@lyra.csx.cam.ac.uk>, 95j...@eng.cam.ac.uk says...
A classical buff, then try Ludwig Van's 9th Symphony and the Heroica, BTW
Wagners entire rings CD would be worth a try too. Interesting idea to mix
classical with Quake, I'll have to try that out.
TNT
!H
>>>Call me crazy but I like Great Big Sea's "Up" when I feel like a change
>>>from my regular Smashing Pumkins backround.
You're crazy. I'd listen to "The Carpenters - _Only Just Begun_", but it's
inappropriate for Quake. Much as the jive you are listening to.
>MechWarrior2 CD tracks (I think this one was mentioned before)
>Escape From L.A. Soundtrack
Indeed. MW2 Merc soundtrack is absolutely intoxicating. Also try "Vangelis -
_The Mask_".
Come to think of it, _The Carpenters_ might be funny.
>Megadeth - Hidden Treasures (kind of short though)
Popular, but still it's garbage. If you're looking for the sort of hollow,
cheap satisfaction that Megadeth produces, you might be interested in the
sounds of a baby seal being clubbed to death, played to the background of "The
Macarena"
-!H
jeff gunnink
that one?
Jeremy Beal
I find house music good for a really up-tempo game. It's also really
amusing to spawn in a new level, the music changes, and somebody is
chanting "L.....O.....V.....E" (the letters) mixed in with a bunch of
shotguns, mournful howls, re-spawn telefrag gibs, explosions, etc.
Jeremy Beal A man cannot dispell his fear about the most important matters
jbeal@ if he does not know what is the nature of the universe, but
nvmedia.com suspects the truth of some mythical story. So that without
natural science it is not possible to attain our pleasures
unalloyed. Epicurus, 341-270 B.C.
Ryan Drake
Shamus Young <ava...@nauticom.net> wrote in article
<3265B8...@nauticom.net>...
> Does anyone else have trouble concentrating on the game while listening
> to music with lyrics? I think I may be the only one with this complaint,
> but all the vocals are distracting for me... I like instumental music
> while playing, but I can't find music that fits that doesn't have
> singing.... any suggestions?
IMHO, the hands down best music to listen to while playing quake: Selected
Ambient Works Volume II by Aphex Twin. Its even better for DOOM :)
Marc Roelofs
Ryan Drake wrote:
>
> Shamus Young <ava...@nauticom.net> wrote in article
> <3265B8...@nauticom.net>...
> > Does anyone else have trouble concentrating on the game while listening
>
> IMHO, the hands down best music to listen to while playing quake: Selected
> Ambient Works Volume II by Aphex Twin. Its even better for DOOM :)
Tried it. Is good.
Even better IMHO is Future Sound of London (FSOL) Lifeforms 2nd disc
use CD REMAP 1 1 10 1 5 4 7 8 9 2 11
brona
I prefer to slap in Sepultura, Korn, or or White Zombies La Sexorsista.
Its easy to get in a good ragin moos with any one of these :)
Chris Nauert
2 words : Gregorian Chants
it's THE soundtrack...
um...make that 5 words
Chris
Graeme Robinson
Right now my favourite is Gregorian Chants - fits the atmosphere of
the shareware version incredibly well and soothes my oft-fragged
nerves.
Epski
Ambient Techno - Moby, Underworld. Try these artists for a start. In fact, Moby has an album out called "Ambient" which I play to all the time. It's mellow, but a good effect nonetheless.
Shamus Young <ava...@nauticom.net> wrote in article <3265B8...@nauticom.net>...
> king michael leo wrote:
> >
> > Joe Stavitsky <
j...@lvalue.com> writes:
> >
> > >Gully Foyle wrote:
> >
> > > go on, laugh, but I also like AC/DC and motley crue, as well as the
> > >bands you mentioned. The only reason I don't lissen to crue while
> > >playing is the music is too slow. However, ac/dc Hell's Bells and Back
> > >In Black on the Back In Black CD are perfect, and so are the lyrics.
> > >--
> Does anyone else have trouble concentrating on the game while listening
> to music with lyrics? I think I may be the only one with this complaint,
> but all the vocals are distracting for me... I like instumental music
> while playing, but I can't find music that fits that doesn't have
> singing.... any suggestions?
>
Harley Davidson
At 32 I still think AC/DC is the best, and what a GREAT combo the
music is playing Quake.
I find 'For those about to rock, we salute you" one of the best AC/DC
songs to play during Quake.
Harley
r...@axis.jeack.com.au (Gully Foyle) wrote:
>In article <545vjk$g...@lyra.csx.cam.ac.uk>, 95j...@eng.cam.ac.uk says...
>>
>>In article <3265B8...@nauticom.net>,
>>Shamus Young <ava...@nauticom.net> wrote:
>>>king michael leo wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Joe Stavitsky <j...@lvalue.com> writes:
>>>>
>>>> >Gully Foyle wrote:
>>>>
>>>> > go on, laugh, but I also like AC/DC and motley crue, as well as the
>>>> >bands you mentioned. The only reason I don't lissen to crue while
>>>> >playing is the music is too slow. However, ac/dc Hell's Bells and Back
>>>> >In Black on the Back In Black CD are perfect, and so are the lyrics.
>>>> >--
>>>Does anyone else have trouble concentrating on the game while listening
>>>to music with lyrics? I think I may be the only one with this complaint,
>>>but all the vocals are distracting for me... I like instumental music
>>>while playing, but I can't find music that fits that doesn't have
>>>singing.... any suggestions?
>>>
kelusman
give black sabbath's "paranoid" a go...especially the last two songs on the
track--it is excellent.
chris
Steve Moore
brona wrote:
>
> I prefer to slap in Sepultura, Korn, or or White Zombies La Sexorsista.
> Its easy to get in a good ragin moos with any one of these :)
What have cows got to do with it?
Ho ho ho ...sorry 'bout that!
Anyways, Sepultura is 'keeler' to listen to while playing Quake.
I've seen Sepultura live so many times now...
Annihilator Refresh The Demon or anything by Slayer is also good.
Possibly a touch of Deicide too...
Of course, no music for deathmatch. have to hear the powerup
sounds!
Steve.
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Shamus Young
>
> If anyone wants to hear a GREAT quake CD try NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN &
> Michael Brooks "Night Song" on the RealWorld label. If you like music that
> is a little different this is a great on to check out. Track 6 ~4:15
> minutes into it is the best for running down halls and blowing the bejesus
> out of everything....
>
> :)
>
> -jl (a.k.a Biker)
How about "Barry Manilow's greatest hits", or anything from the
Bee-Gees? Everytime I hear that music I just want to kill someone....
;-)
Seriously, my FAVORITE song to "kill" to is "After The Flesh" by My Life
With The Thrill Kill Cult, from The Crow soundtrack. Its from the scene
in the movie where he guy runs around the room like a mad man,
invincible, shooting guys at point blank range. Sound familiar? Heh.
Couple of other good ones for DM on that CD, but "After the Flesh" is
the most intense.
Mister Wrong
Graeme Robinson <Gra...@poboxes.com> wrote in article
<326ea7cf...@coffee.dialix.com>...
> Right now my favourite is Gregorian Chants - fits the atmosphere of
> the shareware version incredibly well and soothes my oft-fragged
> nerves.
I've found the latest Ministry release (6 months ago, so it's not exactly
new) is appropriate. Especially 'Lay Lady Lay'. :)
-Mister Wrong
Bill Giblin
I like to play to Body Count. That's the "Cop Killer" group led by Ice-T.
Very appropriate. I want to get Marilyn Manson. I think that would also
be cool.
Shamus Young <ava...@nauticom.net> wrote in article
Adrian Scott
Try, "Ride of the Valkeryies"
Also it was mentioned some time ago so I tried them and "Gregorian Chants"
definitely have ambience :}
-- Music with lyrics is *out*, too distracting.
ttfn
Adrian
J. D. P.
Don't forget "Helen Reddy's Greatest Hits!"
Something in the wind has learned my name.....*Ka-boom!"
Adrian Scott <The.S...@btinternet.com> wrote in article
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pig...@interpath.com
On Fri, 18 Oct 1996 18:21:24 GMT, mar...@interport.net (Sith Dragon)
wrote:
You may have trouble finding this, but I stumbled onto something that
just blew me away. "Hard Wired" by Front Line Assembly...plop this
puppy in your cd drive and you'll think they wrote it for
quake...killer effects, very dark music, amazing disk, and for my
money, unbeatable as a quake companion.
MARTEL_KS
A good song is Triumph's album Allied Forces the song is Fight the Good
Fight.:)
From
MARTEL KNIGHT OF SCHTIK
sicko
I gotta get more cd's. I dont have a cd player in my home yet (I know, I
know, shuttup..), and the only cd I have is dark side of the moon. I tried
putting it in while playing quake and by the end of the cd, I was so
depressed that I wanted to turn the RL on myself :( . Dont get me
wrong, I am a big pink floyd fan (which would probably explain why the only
cd I have is one of thiers), but its just not *killin' music*. Maybe I
should go out and get that ABBA cd that dude was talking about, or what
about the soundtrack to Shaft? I'm just talkin' 'bout Shaft......
Daxmandu
pig...@interpath.com wrote:
>You may have trouble finding this, but I stumbled onto something that
>just blew me away. "Hard Wired" by Front Line Assembly...plop this
>puppy in your cd drive and you'll think they wrote it for
>quake...killer effects, very dark music, amazing disk, and for my
>money, unbeatable as a quake companion.
I would have to whole heartedly agree. Front Line Assembly, Die
Krupps, Skinny Puppy, etc. They're my fav's.
Daxmandu
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In article <551i0h$a...@Masala.CC.UH.EDU>,
Daxmandu <jdm7...@bayou.uh.edu> wrote:
>pig...@interpath.com wrote:
>
>
>>You may have trouble finding this, but I stumbled onto something that
>>just blew me away. "Hard Wired" by Front Line Assembly...plop this
>>puppy in your cd drive and you'll think they wrote it for
>>quake...killer effects, very dark music, amazing disk, and for my
>>money, unbeatable as a quake companion.
>
> I would have to whole heartedly agree. Front Line Assembly, Die
>Krupps, Skinny Puppy, etc. They're my fav's.
>Daxmandu
A third for that... "Hard Wired", "Tactical Neural Implant", and - best
yet - the "Plasticity" single by FLA are all great Quake CDs...
As far as Skinny Puppy goes: the two best SPs to listen to are, in my
experience, "Too Dark Park" and "Bites" (Bites has absolutely perfect*
atmosphere, really dark and gloomy...)
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sj...@pb.net
>pig...@interpath.com wrote:
>>You may have trouble finding this, but I stumbled onto something that
>>just blew me away. "Hard Wired" by Front Line Assembly...plop this
>>puppy in your cd drive and you'll think they wrote it for
>>quake...killer effects, very dark music, amazing disk, and for my
>>money, unbeatable as a quake companion.
Are there vocals on this? (hopefully not!)
JoE CulberT
Yes, there are, but, hey, it's Front Line Assembly... vocals really
don't matter, they're so fucked up that you can barely tell what he's
saying, it's just another instrument... :)
Coinneach Fitzpatrick
> Wagners entire rings CD would be worth a try too. Interesting idea to mix
> classical with Quake, I'll have to try that out.
>
*Definitely!* I listen to The Ring of the Nibelungen while playing (hell,
almost constantly)... it fits the game perfectly. Die Walkure in Shubbie's
Pit... Hee-hee-hee...
ServoSTP97
Metallica's "... And Justice For All". "One" is just a perfect song for
Quake
"Hey, It's Ronald McDonald shakin' his mcbooty!" - Tom Servo
Steve Roberts
MSTie #57977
David Matchett
I have almost all the FrontLine Assembly CD's. Can we say killing music?
Yes we can.
Some of their stuff has no vocals, but the vocals do not detract from the
game.
Get Them.
DeathTongue
sj...@pb.net wrote in article <552i1c$7...@ns2.pb.net>...
thev...@ix.netcom.com
Anything techno goes well...
Orbital is great. Josh Wink. Even Robert Miles...I can't hear that CD without
thinking about a few CaptureTFlags.
TV
rj
You guys have some seriously fucked up music tastes, but what
should I have expected from young punks? ;)
Anyhows, fuck any CD, use -nocdaudio get some more fps and
kick some more ass without any music distraction while
deathmatching.
rj of the Quake clan IHoS
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Terence La France
ohhhh rj, them's fightin' words. I know Gripp luvs Pantera. I'm all
into the speedy death metal.
For anyone:
try Machine Head: Burn My Eyes
Diecide's all fast and good, but your religious parents might mind songss
like sacrificial suicide.
Morbid Angel's Covenant and Domination are about the best. A little
religious worry, but hey, do your parents let you Gib people???
Later all,
-IroNovA
Penn Quaker's Consortium
rj (r...@cet.com) wrote:
: You guys have some seriously fucked up music tastes, but what
Ben Blundell
In article <01bbc135$80f09ae0$22e3...@ckelley.erinet.com>, kelusman
<cke...@erinet.com> writes
>give black sabbath's "paranoid" a go...especially the last two songs on the
>track--it is excellent.
>
>chris
>
>
I think its good to listen to Oasis' cigarettes and alcohol. I've been
told REM's its the end of the world as we know it is quite good. the
music from Terminator 2 would be ace. Strangely, Nights in white satin
by moody blues is quite good with quake (for some reason). Try Zombie by
the Cranberries as well. Its appropriate.
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:> pig...@interpath.com wrote:
:> On Fri, 18 Oct 1996 18:21:24 GMT, mar...@interport.net (Sith Dragon)
:> wrote:
:>
:> >I personally find that listening to ABBA gets me in the mood to
:>cover
:> >myself in gibs.
:> >
:> >There's nothing quite like gibbing someone with the GL to "Take A
:>Chance on
:> >Me."
:> >
:> >
:> >Sith Dragon
:> >-==(UDIC)==-
:> >
:> >Visit my webpage at http://www.users.interport.net/~marlowe
:> >for the latest in Ultima IX and Ultima Online news.
:> You may have trouble finding this, but I stumbled onto something that
:> just blew me away. "Hard Wired" by Front Line Assembly...plop this
:> puppy in your cd drive and you'll think they wrote it for
:> quake...killer effects, very dark music, amazing disk, and for my
:> money, unbeatable as a quake companion.
Semantic spaces by Delerium has to be one of the ultimate. also anything
by enigma...unfortunately i only have their stuff on tape, so i had to
play it externally, but still *very* cool.
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Josh McFarren
If anyone owns MechWarrior II try throwing it in when you play quake.
The music on that cd fits perfectly. Ghostbear's Legacy works well
too.
Ben Blundell (t...@bdell.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: In article <01bbc135$80f09ae0$22e3...@ckelley.erinet.com>, kelusman
: <cke...@erinet.com> writes
: >give black sabbath's "paranoid" a go...especially the last two songs on the
: >track--it is excellent.
: >
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>I think its good to listen to Oasis' cigarettes and alcohol. I've been
>told REM's its the end of the world as we know it is quite good. the
>music from Terminator 2 would be ace. Strangely, Nights in white satin
>by moody blues is quite good with quake (for some reason). Try Zombie by
>the Cranberries as well. Its appropriate.
>--
>Ben Blundell (aka MORDEN)
Gee, is it just me or is everyone basically listing their favorite
CD's, and those not necessarilly good for Quake? C'mon - Oasis??
REM?? These are pretty wimpy CD's to be used for Quake. If you are
going to have something with lyrics, get Pantera, Fear Factory, etc -
any hard fast metal or industrial. IMO, dark ambient stuff is much
better...like the Quake CD, Aphex Twin, Plastikman (not really dark
but still cool), and other stuff.
And please stop listing crap like Oasis and REM for Quake!
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Carcharoth
Personally I love classical and Gothic (though only some classical works with
Quake). My favorite CDs for Quake have to be "The Last of the Mohicans",
"Aliens 3", Lycia, (some of) the Grateful Dead. These are particularly good
when the board is not chopped full of people. Most of this music is Gothic
and when you go around the corner and suddenly the CD starts playing
something really eerie you freak out, it feels like someone is watching with
their finger on a trigger.
Just my $60 worth,
Grimwolf, Wolf-brother of Clan Grimstari
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Admiral Burlap
I discovered quite by accident that George Clinton and The P-Funk All
Star's new one..... The Awesome Power Of A Fully Functional
Mothership...... sounds great while Quaking.......
Blowin' em away with a Gangsta lean...... hehehe
Dan Ts'o
In rec.games.computer.quake.playing Mister Wrong <Miste...@Juno.Com> wrote:
: > Right now my favourite is Gregorian Chants - fits the atmosphere of
: > the shareware version incredibly well and soothes my oft-fragged
: > nerves.
For those into something a bit more new age-y, try Patrick O'Hearn
(former keyboardist of Missing Persons). I find it strangely appropriate for
Quake. No vocals.
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mt...@capecod.net
r...@cet.com (rj) wrote:
>You guys have some seriously fucked up music tastes, but what
>should I have expected from young punks? ;)
>
>Anyhows, fuck any CD, use -nocdaudio get some more fps and
>kick some more ass without any music distraction while
>deathmatching.
>
>rj of the Quake clan IHoS
>--
>sig? I don't need no stinkin sig
PERSONALLY I PREFER SOME
RAGE AGANST THE MACHINE OR SOME CHILLI PEPPERS
THEY GET ME IN THE DESTROY MODE :)
Matt
Greg McPherson
Rob Sanheim (rob...@execpc.com) wrote:
: On Wed, 30 Oct 1996 16:20:31 +0000, Ben Blundell
: <t...@bdell.demon.co.uk> wrote
: IMO, dark ambient stuff is much
: better...like the Quake CD, Aphex Twin, Plastikman (not really dark
: but still cool), and other stuff.
: And please stop listing crap like Oasis and REM for Quake!
: Rob Sanheim - aka "Bez" rob...@execpc.com
Ummm, strangley I've found Mariah Carey's "Music Box" can give a surreal
feel to quake. "When a hero comes along...." BLAM! ARRGH!
I used to play Pop Will Eat Itself back in my Descent days, but it got me
hyped up too much and I'd charge into battle without enough thought, and
get blasted to bits real quick.
greg
Matt Bauer
The best and most atmospheric music for playing Quake to are good
soundtrack albums such as Star Wars and Mission: Imposible.
When the main themes kick in, it really gets you in that gibbing frenzy.
Agreement on REM and Oasis.
Roman Scherzer
> The best and most atmospheric music for playing Quake to are good
> soundtrack albums such as Star Wars and Mission: Imposible.
> When the main themes kick in, it really gets you in that gibbing frenzy.
> Agreement on REM and Oasis.
What about Sisters Of Mercy (Best Of Vol I) or Metallica (Metallica,
Load) ?
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e-mail: sche...@uran.informatik.uni-bonn.de
The Watchman
I like to listen to 'Life is Peachy' by Korn. Agressive and extremely violent.
'Wont you get the fuck out of my face...'.
Front Line Assembly are another favourite.
The Watchman.
pig...@interpath.com
On Mon, 28 Oct 1996 15:06:22 GMT, sj...@pb.net wrote:
>>pig...@interpath.com wrote:
>
>
>>>You may have trouble finding this, but I stumbled onto something that
>>>just blew me away. "Hard Wired" by Front Line Assembly...plop this
>>>puppy in your cd drive and you'll think they wrote it for
>>>quake...killer effects, very dark music, amazing disk, and for my
>>>money, unbeatable as a quake companion.
>
>Are there vocals on this? (hopefully not!)
>
Yeah, there are, but they're so imbedded in the music that they sound
like part of the music...it's not like listening to pink floyd, or
even NIN for that matter.
pig...@interpath.com
On 29 Oct 1996 16:38:22 -0500, r...@cet.com (rj) wrote:
>You guys have some seriously fucked up music tastes, but what
>should I have expected from young punks? ;)
>
>Anyhows, fuck any CD, use -nocdaudio get some more fps and
>kick some more ass without any music distraction while
>deathmatching.
>
>rj of the Quake clan IHoS
>--
>sig? I don't need no stinkin sig
Young punks? Try 43 yesterday butt breath. As far as my music tastes
go, since I program a radio station, I don't think I'll rely on your
musical expertise. Besides, if you were intelectual enough to find
trying different things stimulating, you'd be hard pressed to knock
Front Line Assembly w/Quake. Oh well....enjoy your game, and
especially enjoy that neil young crap you probably listen to in your
car.
StriderCentaur
Matt Bauer wrote:
>
>
> The best and most atmospheric music for playing Quake to are good
> soundtrack albums such as Star Wars and Mission: Imposible.
> When the main themes kick in, it really gets you in that gibbing frenzy.
> Agreement on REM and Oasis.
I like Super Cop soudtrack, especialy the Devo stuff. It could be
because Im a big Jackie Chan fan. Now if someone would make a martial
art mod. :)
StriderCentaur
WilyKit (Benjamin Black)
Roman Scherzer <sche...@uran.informatik.uni-bonn.de> wrote:
: > The best and most atmospheric music for playing Quake to are good
: > soundtrack albums such as Star Wars and Mission: Imposible.
: > When the main themes kick in, it really gets you in that gibbing frenzy.
: > Agreement on REM and Oasis.
: What about Sisters Of Mercy (Best Of Vol I) or Metallica (Metallica,
: Load) ?
Master of Puppets forever, man. If you are gonna listen to Metallica
playing Quake, you gotta listen to the *right* Metallica. :)
Seriously though, I've tried it, and it works like a charm.
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Howard Milkman
Try Haujobb's masterpiece 'Freeze Frame Reality' or SpaceTime
Continuum's Emit Ecaps. They are both tough to find but both make for
good frag collecting soundtracks.
Peter Stayne
-Stop Smiling magazine
huz
No way man. Barry Manilow's Mandy Rocks with Quake!!!
Seriously, what the hell kind of music do you all listen to??????
Next thing we'll see is omeone who posts about how Garth Brooks rocks
with Quake.
Unbelievable.
Zhe Shi
The best thing to listen to is Godflesh.
Either their PURE CD or their STREETCLEANER CD.
Techno, Horror, Laborious listening. Quake
was made for it.
Steve
Steve Harvey
I like really sparse, scary stuff, as opposed to on-the-edge pulse
pounding metal... Some of my favorites:
Current 93: "Dawn", "Nature Unveiled"
Psychic TV: "Descending", "Full Pack", etc.
Einstruzende Neubauten: Anything
Remco Straatman
cali...@cloud9.net (WilyKit (Benjamin Black)) writes:
>Roman Scherzer <sche...@uran.informatik.uni-bonn.de> wrote:
>: > The best and most atmospheric music for playing Quake to are good
>: > soundtrack albums such as Star Wars and Mission: Imposible.
By accident I came across some music that may not qualify as giving the
best atmosphere (in fact it is quite slow guitar music), but does
outperform all other music by appropiateness of title and lyrics:
"If I Had a Rocket Launcher" by Bruce Cockburn
with fantastic lyrics like:
"If I had a rocketlauncher, I'd make somebody pay"
Sure had to laugh when I heard it first.
Frag on,
Remco
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spam
In article <327F86...@ucdavis.edu>, Zhe Shi, (zs...@ucdavis.edu) babbles...
>The best thing to listen to is Godflesh.
>Either their PURE CD or their STREETCLEANER CD.
>Techno, Horror, Laborious listening. Quake
>was made for it.
slavestate isnt to bad either...
heres some really cool cds for quake...
prong's rude awakening
napalm death's diatribes
fear factory's demanufature (actually any fear factory will work well)
disincarnate's dreams of the carrion kind (soul erosion is an amazing quake
song)
maybe some minor threat, or some thirsty (only have a 7" for that tho)
sepultura's roots is another good one...
carcass's heartwork...
penneywise's unknown road is da shit too...
spam
Louis Gorenfeld
Also, Descent II soundtrack works well, and I hear M2:Mercs does too.
Farmer
spam <sp...@bu.edu> wrote in article
<55tf59$q...@mtinsc01-mgt.ops.worldnet.att.net>...
Barry Press
True.
Or, if you're seriously warped, try the one cut "Dance 10 Looks 3"
from A Chorus Line (use the command to cause this to repeat). Not
standard CD fare, and it'll really hurt your scores while you roll
over laughing.
Adam Manthei
My personal favorite CD for Quake is the soundtrack for the movie "The
Crow." Just pop this baby in and let her fly. You don't even need to
mess with the console to configure it properly. I almost forget that
this didn't come with the game. It provides some Nine inch Nails and
Rage against the Machine too name a few. I especially enjoy track
three, an easy going song by Stone Temple Pilots as you float above the
world at the end of each level. Give it a try and see what I mean.
Tuxedo Ben
In article <3286ee5d...@news.aros.net>, pr...@aros.net (Barry Press) wrote:
>True.
>
>Or, if you're seriously warped, try the one cut "Dance 10 Looks 3"
>from A Chorus Line (use the command to cause this to repeat). Not
>standard CD fare, and it'll really hurt your scores while you roll
>over laughing.
>
>jmcf...@saims.skidmore.edu (Josh McFarren) wrote:
>
>>If anyone owns MechWarrior II try throwing it in when you play quake.
>>The music on that cd fits perfectly. Ghostbear's Legacy works well
>>too.
I personally pop in the soundtrack to Akira (the Japanime)
the music kicks some serious ass...or if I feel crazy, I get out my Sailor
Moon CD......BWWWAAAAHAHAhAAH!!
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try Skinny Puppy offshoot band THE TEAR GARDEN.
>Moody, and atmospheric. The industrial answer to cool jazz.
>Another odd choice that I like is the first BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE album,
>"This Is B.A.D."
>Todd
I like THUNDER and RAZORS EDGE AC/DC for Quakin it out!
I'm a 42 yr old Grandpa and my kids don't like my choices for HARD
music, but we all share interest in Roxette. That's what I call
driving music, not Quakin music!
MSM
Grandpa
Catseye
In article <3280882f...@news.interpath.net>, pig...@interpath.com wrote:
> On 29 Oct 1996 16:38:22 -0500, r...@cet.com (rj) wrote:
>
> >You guys have some seriously fucked up music tastes, but what
> >should I have expected from young punks? ;)
> Young punks? Try 43 yesterday butt breath. As far as my music tastes
> go, since I program a radio station, I don't think I'll rely on your
> musical expertise. Besides, if you were intelectual enough to find
> trying different things stimulating, you'd be hard pressed to knock
> Front Line Assembly w/Quake. Oh well....enjoy your game, and
> especially enjoy that neil young crap you probably listen to in your
> car.
I get the feeling he's trying to say that, if you DON'T program for a
radio station, then his music "expertise" is better.
As for music to go with Quake, Ministry is good. "Burning Inside", or "Just
One Fix". Lotsa good things! :)
Catseye