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The closest thing for me would be anything made under the P-Funk Genre. It's optimistic and happy, just generally positive sound, being happy for the sake of doing so. It's eclectic ranging from rhythmic to jazzy, serious to fun (mainly fun), it's all over the place but still collected and well-composed. If you don't know what P-Funk is, check the link: An example of said music - pardon the French site. It was the only clip I could find with decent sound quality: Or that: This reply took me 5 minutes to compile. Damn you for making me think about stuff, and find clips. | |
Requiem For a Dream - Clint Mansell. it's a great tune, intense at times, also quite calm but always fun. | |
"I believe I can fly-*Splat*" | |
"life's a bitch and then you die, so f**k the world and lets get high!" oh sorry thats not a full song XD i dunno, maybe 'Never Too Late' by Three Days Grace? | |
That piece is actually called Lux Aeterna. A song that sums up my life? Whistle Down The Wind by Tom Waits is pretty accurate. | |
Land of a Thousand Dances. Mostly the chorus. "NAA, nananaNAA, nananaNAA, nanana, nanana - nananaNAAAA!" Simple, random, a little repetitive, but always fun. | |
Barroom Hero. A little one-sided, but Its the closest so far. | |
Apache! Jump on it! Jum-....Sorry.... | |
really? i new there was a film called Requiem For a Dream but i didn't know the piece was written for it. do you know if the film's any good? | |
My Girlfriend is Inflatable -> Weird Al Sums my life up perfectly! | |
Monty Pythons "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" Forever optimistic no matter what! If you can survive a three day holiday in France you can survive anything! | |
Yes, Requiem is possibly the most depressing film ever made, but it is none the less extraordinary. Definitely worth any film buffs time, I say film buff, because one of the biggest draws for me are all of the interesting directing techniques used throughout. It's undeniably an ostentatious film, but it carries itself so well that I can't say I mind. If you find Lux Aeterna interesting, you also might want to look up the film The Fountain. Which was directed by Darren Aronofsky (Requiem For A Dream) who's buddy Clint Mansell cooked up another original score for the film. This is a taste, my personal favorite of the score; Death Is The Road To Awe. | |
Lazy - Deep Purple. | |
Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve | |
Dream Awake by the frames. | |
Falling for the first time- Barenaked ladies | |
Because i got High - Afroman :D | |
probably dota, but with world of warcraft :P | |
hmm... | |
like sex! | |
Still Alive | |
Chiron - All That Remains. Intense, with mellow parts, and the lyrics are quite accurate to me. | |
Mr. Brownstone | |
Somebody hates me - Reel Big fish | |
Paul Engemann - push it to the limit | |
Possibly "She is Beautiful" by Andrew WK because I know a girl like that (as I'm sure all of us do) EDIT: "Two out of Three Ain't Bad" ~Meatloaf | |
All That I've Got - The Used Really describes the situation I'm in (xD) | |
Viimeinen Tuoppi by Teräsbetoni | |
It is quite good, I reccomend it. I could be summarized entirely by the song "Damn it Feels Good to Be A Gangsta" by the Geto Boys. "Everything is cool in the mind of a gangsta cause gangsta ass niggas think deep. Up 365, yo 24/7 cause real gangsta ass niggas don't sleep." Office Space FTW! | |
King of Everything by Anarchy Club. | |
No One Like You - The Scorpions This song portrays my love life so well. | |
'City of Delusion' by Muse, because of my tendency to abuse the modern state of the media (it's deluded, and could be metaphorically perceived as a city). Or, mor appropriately but less favourably 'Everyboy's Changing' by Keane, cause I find it hard to keep up with people who are never the same and I always feel different myself. Bleh. | |
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So which piece of music would you say best describes your personality and why. Mine would be 'Sacred Power of Raging Winds' by Rhapsody of Fire. They're nowhere near my favourite band, and it's nowhere near my favourite song of theirs, but it is just me. It has everything:
- A medieval fantasy theme
- A powerful and vibratingly deep monologue spoken by Christopher Lee
- An epic guitar and violin duet
- Orc vocals
- Wizards