Was doing the "Fire From the Sky" Coop mission in BF3 recently when "Diamond Dogs" came up on my playlist.
I must say that's a good song to rain rockets on people to. Unless I'm mistaken the "Ride of the Valkyrie" scene from "Apocalypse Now" popularized the whole helicopter killing to music thing, and besides generally pumping me up it's a good way to stay focused.
So has anyone else done this? I've also found Beethoven to provide a great backdrop to destruction.
The Allegro from his 5th Symphony has a lot of full-bodied, lush major beauty with tons of raw power and emotion, which creates a great juxtaposition with explosions. Classy and deadly.
The Allegro con Brio from his 7th Symphony though is brimming with power and fury. The buildup to the major crescendo is like the buildup of a storm, and the general pacing of the movement reminds me in itself of flight. When the brass and strings all open up at the climactic moments of the movement the effect is unparalleled, and if as a pilot I can open up my own guns and rain some real death from the skies at that moment, the resulting marriage of music and firepower can truly bring a tear to the eye.
And of course there's everyone's old favorite, the finale of Beethoven's 9th. Killing your fellow man has never felt as epic when put to this soundtrack. In all it's ironic considering the song's lyrics are all about peace and harmony between all men.
Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter AC/DC - Highway to Hell Jimi Hendrix - Fire Jimi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower
First thing that came to mind was "Feel Like I Do" by Drowning Pool because it was the song I was listening to during the first Heli Attack mission I did in Saints Row 3.
"Ride of the Valkyries" is too obvious, but still perfect.
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way2sl0w: Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter AC/DC - Highway to Hell Jimi Hendrix - Fire Jimi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower
Nice.
I'll add in with creedance stillwater revival - fortunate son. Because the Bad Company 2 Vietnam Expansion kicked ass.
Otherwise: Asator - Amon Amarth Blitzkrieg Boom or Cyanide - Deathstars Clouds Over California - DevilDriver Conflict - Disturbed Into the Fire - Firewind Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz (seems to work for everything) Electric Eye - Judas Priest Painkiller - Judas Priest Bulldozer - Machine Head The Dawn of Battle - Manowar Holy Wars...The Punishment Due - Megadeth Stone Cold Crazy - Metallica (or the original is great too) Fuel - Metallica Ozzy. Just Ozzy in general works, Black Label Society too.
I could go on but I think I've done that enough xD I'd put some NIN up, but NIN requires your attention (;
I was slightly worried reading the title of this thread.
Anyway, of course you need this wonderous piece to be included with any heli massacre.
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On a similar note: The always impressive Ernst Busch
The video uploader: "I want to apologize for putting in Nazi-propaganda at 1:49 where it doesn't belong." IT'S NO WONDER THERE HASN'T BEEN A GLORIOUS SOCIALIST WORLD REVOLUTION YET WHEN PEOPLE LIKE YOU KEEP FUCKING UP, MY DEAR COMRADE!
Waterloo, and totally not because of this scene I love from the Simpsons
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Totally not because of that... also if you think about it the song could actually bring some psychopathic glee, in fact I think I'll actually play it next time I use a video game helicopter
Was doing the "Fire From the Sky" Coop mission in BF3 recently when "Diamond Dogs" came up on my playlist.
I must say that's a good song to rain rockets on people to. Unless I'm mistaken the "Ride of the Valkyrie" scene from "Apocalypse Now" popularized the whole helicopter killing to music thing, and besides generally pumping me up it's a good way to stay focused.
So has anyone else done this? I've also found Beethoven to provide a great backdrop to destruction.
The Allegro from his 5th Symphony has a lot of full-bodied, lush major beauty with tons of raw power and emotion, which creates a great juxtaposition with explosions. Classy and deadly.
The Allegro con Brio from his 7th Symphony though is brimming with power and fury. The buildup to the major crescendo is like the buildup of a storm, and the general pacing of the movement reminds me in itself of flight. When the brass and strings all open up at the climactic moments of the movement the effect is unparalleled, and if as a pilot I can open up my own guns and rain some real death from the skies at that moment, the resulting marriage of music and firepower can truly bring a tear to the eye.
And of course there's everyone's old favorite, the finale of Beethoven's 9th. Killing your fellow man has never felt as epic when put to this soundtrack. In all it's ironic considering the song's lyrics are all about peace and harmony between all men.