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[Mech#4]

I was listening to the music of Dr Steel for the first time in about 3-4 years. I do wonder why he stopped. Creative burnout?

[Tomasque]

They Might Be Giant's song "Experimental Film" is one of my favorite - I definitely agree with its satire of poorly thought-out school projects.

[Harry Baldman]

Relistened to The Jester Race the other day after realizing I didn't remember any songs from it. Man, the things I rediscovered.

December Flower, for instance, has a guitar solo that I completely neglected to appreciate in my youth.

And then there's Wayfarer, meanwhile, sidesteps my main issue with In Flames songs (the lyrics) and then midway through just turns into a jolly power ballad as any trace of edginess momentarily evaporates.

So weird to go back to it now. But there's a lot of good stuff in there.

[Jopax]

No love for Moonshield? Tho I agree with Wayfaerer being awesome, probably one of favourite songs of theirs (the list also includes pretty much all of their other instrumental pieces funnily enough).

Anyways, I just found Formidable, aside from the song being nice, the video and how it was made was pretty cool, don't think many folks would actually go the distance to make a proper video like this one.

[Yoink]

My favourite track from the 'Wiz hands down.
Probably one of my favourite tracks in general, honestly, judging by how often I listen to it. It's my sugary fruit-based spread, or whatever the kids call it these days.

[NAV]

http://radiooooo.com/#
This is really cool. You can choose a country and a decade and listen to the music.

[Flying Dice]

http://radiooooo.com/#
This is really cool. You can choose a country and a decade and listen to the music.

Wow. That's excellent, thanks for linking!

[Parsely]

http://radiooooo.com/#
This is really cool. You can choose a country and a decade and listen to the music.

Hey it actually works! I listened to some Italian e-pop. Neato!

[Kot]

So, according to that site people in Poland listened to this in 1940s. Yeah, no, but by The God Emperor, this is actually pretty good. I like this.

Apparently the words do come from 1949.

[Comrade P.]

So, according to that site people in Poland listened to this in 1940s. Yeah, no, but by The God Emperor, this is actually pretty good. I like this.

Hey, I liked that one song too!
Were there lyrics in Polish, or was the song popular with English lyrics though?

[Kot]

The point is it wasn't. I mean, I have no idea but there is literally no fucking chance. Poland in 1940s either means NAZIS NAZIS NAZIS or SOVIETS SOVIETS SOVIETS (the words were written in 1949 (by Woody Guthrie) so it means SOVIETS SOVIETS SOVIETS). Neither of them would let that slip. I guess it could theoretically be broadcasted on Radio Free Europe or something, but even then it wouldn't be that version since the music was written in 2005 by that Klezmatics band.

[Comrade P.]

Music is way more merry than the lyrics, that is somewhat confusing the tone of it in this 2005 version.

[Aklyon]

Someone actually linked together the full Yasha's theme.
Not what I expected to find but still awesome.

[Emma]

I like my town with a little drop of poison

[AzyWng]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jg2nhpwkVCg
Ubisoft's got good taste in action music, especially considering most of the songs I've heard from the Division are atmospheric and melancholy