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Han'ya at 19:56, 26 June 2010

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 Maiden Of The Mirthless Smile's theme: Rob Zombie - <i>Dragula</i><br>
 Ketchup Carjack's theme: Audioslave - <i>Shadow On the Sun</i><br>
 Because <i>Samurai Champloo</i> is about two Lunars and a human girl: Poxy - <i>Punk Rock Samurai</i><br>
 Obsidan Shards of Infinity Style: Tool - <i>Forty Six & 2</i><br>
 - [[Han'ya]]

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 [[Darzoni]]
-* <i>Aura</i>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/Music/SIGN]] OST1</b>: I imagine the part of the Fall of Thorns when the Abyssals walked out of the dead behemoth, and slaughtering the denizens of Thorns.  A really eerie song that fits Abyssals well.
+* <i>Aura</i>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/SIGN]] OST1</b>: I imagine the part of the Fall of Thorns when the Abyssals walked out of the dead behemoth, and slaughtering the denizens of Thorns.  A really eerie song that fits Abyssals well.
 * <i>The Fletcher Memorial Home</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Final Cut</b>:  "Take all your overgrown Solars away somewhere, and build them a home, a place of their own.  The Kejak Memorial Home for incurable tyrants and kings..."  Okay, so it's more parody fodder than serious thematic music. ^_^
 * <i>High Hopes</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Division Bell</b>: The song has the quality of being a funeral dirge for lost hopes and dreams, much like how the First Age is lost forever.
-* <I>In The Land of Twilight, Under the Moon[[Discussions/Music/I]]>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/Music/SIGH]] OST2</b>: Sounds like something you'd hear playing when in a big battle against the Fair Folk in Rakshastan.  Especially if it was Fair Folk armies vs. Abyssal armies.
+* <I>In The Land of Twilight, Under the Moon[[Discussions/I]]>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/SIGH]] OST2</b>: Sounds like something you'd hear playing when in a big battle against the Fair Folk in Rakshastan.  Especially if it was Fair Folk armies vs. Abyssal armies.
 * <i>I Want It All</i>, Queen: Perfect for Dynasts.  Greed! Decadence!
-* <i>Key of Twilight</i>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/Music/SIGN]] OST1</b>:  It's like... a theme song for Exalted.
+* <i>Key of Twilight</i>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/SIGN]] OST1</b>:  It's like... a theme song for Exalted.
 * <i>King of Pain</i>, The Police: Abyssal seeking redemption, anyone?
 * <i>Marooned</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Division Bell</b>:  Long voyages at sea with no sight in end, an interminable time where all you see is endless water and the passage of the days.  Also useable for imprisonment.
 * <i>One Of These Days</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>Meddle</b>: I can imagine the fevered dreams of a First Age Solar who heard the dying curses of a Primordial.  She is running from some monumental shadow through a Wyld-spawned landscape of dreams, pursued.  And then the shadow's owner becomes apparent and it is the Primordial, who screams its dying curse yet again.
-* <i>Rock Anthem To Save The World</i>, <b>HALO OST</b>:  Um, seems like a generic Exalted battle theme.  You can use <i>On A Pale Horse[[Discussions/Music/I]]>, also from HALO, as a high-tension battle song.
+* <i>Rock Anthem To Save The World</i>, <b>HALO OST</b>:  Um, seems like a generic Exalted battle theme.  You can use <i>On A Pale Horse[[Discussions/I]]>, also from HALO, as a high-tension battle song.
 * <i>Run Like Hell</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Wall</b>: Although the lyrics really don't apply, the melody really gets me thinking about a group of Solars escaping a city full of angry Dynasts in a dramatic chase scene that involves buildings crumbling and panic in the streets.
 *<i>Show Must Go On</i>, Queen: It's like a big opera that the Incarna are watching, and the Sidereals are trying to manage all the actors (the other Exalted) so the show runs smoothly, and it's not working... the actors are all being unreasonable and selfish.  I also think this is good for the damatic principles the Fair Folk play with every day.
-*<i>Signs of Life[[Discussions/Music/I]]>, Pink Floyd, <b>A Momentary Lapse of Reason</b>:  A moody piece that would set the mood for traveling through the Underworld.
+*<i>Signs of Life[[Discussions/I]]>, Pink Floyd, <b>A Momentary Lapse of Reason</b>:  A moody piece that would set the mood for traveling through the Underworld.
 * <i>Sorrow</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>A Momentary Lapse of Reason</b>: A Solar awakening in the Second Age could be the subject of the song.  It resonates with the feel of the Age of Sorrows in general, but there's mentions of waking with no reason to and treachery as well, which resonates with the situation of the Solars in the Second Age.
 *<i>Tie Your Mother Down</i>, Queen: Seems like something the Fair Folk would be partial to.  Come to think of it, a lot of popular Queen songs seem like stuff that evokes the Fair Folk; weird, baroque, and... just sounding weird.

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 Alchemical - [http://www.ocremix.org/remix/OCR00719/] that thing right there. A rather interesting piece, but I think it covers... most of them. <br> -- [[Darloth]]
 Maiden Of The Mirthless Smile's theme: Rob Zombie - <i>Dragula</i><br>
 Ketchup Carjack's theme: Audioslave - <i>Shadow On the Sun</i><br>
 Because <i>Samurai Champloo</i> is about two Lunars and a human girl: Poxy - <i>Punk Rock Samurai</i><br>
 Obsidan Shards of Infinity Style: Tool - <i>Forty Six & 2</i><br>
-General fight music - PAY ATTENTION JACKASS, THIS ONE IS GOOD SHIT: Force of Nature - <i>Million Way of Drums</i><br>
 - [[Han'ya]]

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 [[Darzoni]]
-* <i>Aura</i>, <b>.hack/Discussions/Music/SIGN OST1</b>: I imagine the part of the Fall of Thorns when the Abyssals walked out of the dead behemoth, and slaughtering the denizens of Thorns.  A really eerie song that fits Abyssals well.
+* <i>Aura</i>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/Music/SIGN]] OST1</b>: I imagine the part of the Fall of Thorns when the Abyssals walked out of the dead behemoth, and slaughtering the denizens of Thorns.  A really eerie song that fits Abyssals well.
 * <i>The Fletcher Memorial Home</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Final Cut</b>:  "Take all your overgrown Solars away somewhere, and build them a home, a place of their own.  The Kejak Memorial Home for incurable tyrants and kings..."  Okay, so it's more parody fodder than serious thematic music. ^_^
 * <i>High Hopes</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Division Bell</b>: The song has the quality of being a funeral dirge for lost hopes and dreams, much like how the First Age is lost forever.
-* <I>In The Land of Twilight, Under the Moon</I>, <b>.hack/Discussions/Music/SIGH OST2</b>: Sounds like something you'd hear playing when in a big battle against the Fair Folk in Rakshastan.  Especially if it was Fair Folk armies vs. Abyssal armies.
+* <I>In The Land of Twilight, Under the Moon[[Discussions/Music/I]]>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/Music/SIGH]] OST2</b>: Sounds like something you'd hear playing when in a big battle against the Fair Folk in Rakshastan.  Especially if it was Fair Folk armies vs. Abyssal armies.
 * <i>I Want It All</i>, Queen: Perfect for Dynasts.  Greed! Decadence!
-* <i>Key of Twilight</i>, <b>.hack/Discussions/Music/SIGN OST1</b>:  It's like... a theme song for Exalted.
+* <i>Key of Twilight</i>, <b>.hack[[Discussions/Music/SIGN]] OST1</b>:  It's like... a theme song for Exalted.
 * <i>King of Pain</i>, The Police: Abyssal seeking redemption, anyone?
 * <i>Marooned</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Division Bell</b>:  Long voyages at sea with no sight in end, an interminable time where all you see is endless water and the passage of the days.  Also useable for imprisonment.
 * <i>One Of These Days</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>Meddle</b>: I can imagine the fevered dreams of a First Age Solar who heard the dying curses of a Primordial.  She is running from some monumental shadow through a Wyld-spawned landscape of dreams, pursued.  And then the shadow's owner becomes apparent and it is the Primordial, who screams its dying curse yet again.
-* <i>Rock Anthem To Save The World</i>, <b>HALO OST</b>:  Um, seems like a generic Exalted battle theme.  You can use <i>On A Pale Horse</I>, also from HALO, as a high-tension battle song.
+* <i>Rock Anthem To Save The World</i>, <b>HALO OST</b>:  Um, seems like a generic Exalted battle theme.  You can use <i>On A Pale Horse[[Discussions/Music/I]]>, also from HALO, as a high-tension battle song.
 * <i>Run Like Hell</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Wall</b>: Although the lyrics really don't apply, the melody really gets me thinking about a group of Solars escaping a city full of angry Dynasts in a dramatic chase scene that involves buildings crumbling and panic in the streets.
 *<i>Show Must Go On</i>, Queen: It's like a big opera that the Incarna are watching, and the Sidereals are trying to manage all the actors (the other Exalted) so the show runs smoothly, and it's not working... the actors are all being unreasonable and selfish.  I also think this is good for the damatic principles the Fair Folk play with every day.
-*<i>Signs of Life</I>, Pink Floyd, <b>A Momentary Lapse of Reason</b>:  A moody piece that would set the mood for traveling through the Underworld.
+*<i>Signs of Life[[Discussions/Music/I]]>, Pink Floyd, <b>A Momentary Lapse of Reason</b>:  A moody piece that would set the mood for traveling through the Underworld.
 * <i>Sorrow</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>A Momentary Lapse of Reason</b>: A Solar awakening in the Second Age could be the subject of the song.  It resonates with the feel of the Age of Sorrows in general, but there's mentions of waking with no reason to and treachery as well, which resonates with the situation of the Solars in the Second Age.
 *<i>Tie Your Mother Down</i>, Queen: Seems like something the Fair Folk would be partial to.  Come to think of it, a lot of popular Queen songs seem like stuff that evokes the Fair Folk; weird, baroque, and... just sounding weird.

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 More to come!  Later days!
-SunRunner 's suggestions:
+[[SunRunner]] 's suggestions:
 * Liberi Fatali (Final Fantasy VIII) -- An excellent piece that creates a sense of suspense, verging on the explosion.  Excellent track to play when introducing a <b>big bad</b> with it's entourage.
 * Spirit (Kokoro) (Yasunori Mitsuda, Xenosaga) -- It is just that cool.
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 [[Darzoni]]
-* <i>Aura</i>, <b>.hack//SIGN OST1</b>: I imagine the part of the Fall of Thorns when the Abyssals walked out of the dead behemoth, and slaughtering the denizens of Thorns.  A really eerie song that fits Abyssals well.
+* <i>Aura</i>, <b>.hack/Discussions/Music/SIGN OST1</b>: I imagine the part of the Fall of Thorns when the Abyssals walked out of the dead behemoth, and slaughtering the denizens of Thorns.  A really eerie song that fits Abyssals well.
 * <i>The Fletcher Memorial Home</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Final Cut</b>:  "Take all your overgrown Solars away somewhere, and build them a home, a place of their own.  The Kejak Memorial Home for incurable tyrants and kings..."  Okay, so it's more parody fodder than serious thematic music. ^_^
 * <i>High Hopes</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Division Bell</b>: The song has the quality of being a funeral dirge for lost hopes and dreams, much like how the First Age is lost forever.
-* <I>In The Land of Twilight, Under the Moon</I>, <b>.hack//SIGH OST2</b>: Sounds like something you'd hear playing when in a big battle against the Fair Folk in Rakshastan.  Especially if it was Fair Folk armies vs. Abyssal armies.
+* <I>In The Land of Twilight, Under the Moon</I>, <b>.hack/Discussions/Music/SIGH OST2</b>: Sounds like something you'd hear playing when in a big battle against the Fair Folk in Rakshastan.  Especially if it was Fair Folk armies vs. Abyssal armies.
 * <i>I Want It All</i>, Queen: Perfect for Dynasts.  Greed! Decadence!
-* <i>Key of Twilight</i>, <b>.hack//SIGN OST1</b>:  It's like... a theme song for Exalted.
+* <i>Key of Twilight</i>, <b>.hack/Discussions/Music/SIGN OST1</b>:  It's like... a theme song for Exalted.
 * <i>King of Pain</i>, The Police: Abyssal seeking redemption, anyone?
 * <i>Marooned</i>, Pink Floyd, <b>The Division Bell</b>:  Long voyages at sea with no sight in end, an interminable time where all you see is endless water and the passage of the days.  Also useable for imprisonment.
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 *<i>Tie Your Mother Down</i>, Queen: Seems like something the Fair Folk would be partial to.  Come to think of it, a lot of popular Queen songs seem like stuff that evokes the Fair Folk; weird, baroque, and... just sounding weird.
-YuuChanClan
+[[YuuChanClan]]
 *Gone Jackals, "Let 'Er Rip"\\
 A Lunar's take on civilization
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 [[Arafelis]]<br>
-The Rasmus - LastWaltz : to me, this is an interesting take on the Lunar/ Solar relationship, perhaps with a Lunar/ Abyssal twist.  Lyrics provided.
+The Rasmus - [[LastWaltz]] : to me, this is an interesting take on the Lunar/ Solar relationship, perhaps with a Lunar/ Abyssal twist.  Lyrics provided.
 [[Dorchadas]]' list
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 <b>Fight Club OST</b> by the Dust Brothers.... Well, since it just inspired me to come up with a pack of Lunar NPCs for my current chronicle, I guess it's Lunar music. However, the tripped-out, slow, sample-ridden beats could easily cross over to an Abyssal game or, of course, an Alchemical game.
-<b>How It Ends</b> by DeVotchKa, specifically "Twenty-Six Temptations," "Such a Lovely Thing," and "The Enemy Guns" ..... This album's got an Eastern European feel, all dark and exotic and cool. "Twenty-Six Temptations" in particular, is good inspiration for my raksha, simply for the lyrics: "come away lovely daughters / come away sons of man / dip your feet in the water / put your lives in these hands." Sound like a faerie talking you into letting him eat your soul? I thought so.
+<b>How It Ends</b> by [[DeVotchKa]], specifically "Twenty-Six Temptations," "Such a Lovely Thing," and "The Enemy Guns" ..... This album's got an Eastern European feel, all dark and exotic and cool. "Twenty-Six Temptations" in particular, is good inspiration for my raksha, simply for the lyrics: "come away lovely daughters / come away sons of man / dip your feet in the water / put your lives in these hands." Sound like a faerie talking you into letting him eat your soul? I thought so.
 <b>Medúlla</b> by Björk, specifically "Ancestors" and "Submarine" ..... This whole album is really weird, using the human voice as its sole instrument, and kind of robotic and alien. Thus, I listened to it a bunch while creating my mud-woman Ring-obsessed Fair Folk. "Ancestors" is a whole bunch of breathing and wordless vocalization, backed by a simple piano line. It's creepy and otherworldly.
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-ErykTheRed's Songs
+[[ErykTheRed]]'s Songs
 * Carmina Burana, by Carl Orff (it's really inconsequential what orchestra is performing it) - It's a bit of a cliche, but that's why it works. Even if you don't know this by name, you've heard it. Pieces of Carmina Burana are featured in commercials and movie trailers constantly, it's the quintessential "end of the world" theme music. It's got the very apocalyptic sounding choir amid the increasingly tense and loud and powerful orchestral music... this is Deathlord-fighting music. And it's long, making it more practical for use in play than most popular music. There's a solid half hour of sound here. If your group has a good rhythm in combat, quickly declaring, rolling and resolving with a minimum of dicking around, this is a perfect soundtrack to an epic battle. Says I.
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 We are stupid Dynasts just out of secondary school: Flow - <i>GO!!!</i><br>
 Obsidan Shards of Infinity Style: Tool - <i>Forty Six & 2</i><br>
-General fight music - PAY ATTENTION JACKASS, THIS ONE IS GOOD SHIT: Force of Nature - <i>Long Way of Drums</i><br>
+General fight music - PAY ATTENTION JACKASS, THIS ONE IS GOOD SHIT: Force of Nature - <i>Million Way of Drums</i><br>
 - [[Han'ya]]

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