Music Links

Here you go...

 

Holy ear poisoning Batman!

Kruza

 

Damn you Plague.

I had that song eradicated from my memory and now its back.

 

Thanks for sharing.

Unique song. Don't understand one word in it, but I think it doesn't sound all that bad to me despite this genre of music certainly not being my cup of tea. Anyway... from what I hear of the beat, this song probably could use a real beatboxer like Rahzel to enhance the song somewhat. Heh, that's likely not going to happen though.

Kruza

 

I like to find remixes of soundtracks from video games of my childhood. It gives me fond memories. Here are a couple of remixes from a very talented artist.

 

While listening to these two tracks I can close my eyes and picture a dove flying into the clear blue sky heading directly into the glare of sunlight. Truly relaxing tunes. Well done remixes by the composer. Especially the top one, which is my favorite of the two.

Kruza

 

For those who are about to get it on in some high stakes offline VF5 battles over there on the east coast, here's an ideal track and music video to help you guys get your minds right while training:



Kruza

 

This is my favorite BGM from the TTT2 soundtrack. All the other dubstep tracks are nice, but this one takes the cake.

 

i may have posted this before, i don't care. everyone could use some hancock in their life

 

YEAH HERBIE!!!!!!!!!

 

Yes, we can all use Herbie Hancock in our lives. He's certainly a living legend who's never been afraid to do what's in his heart. A true musical artist.

"TFS" still sounds as funky as ever despite being mainly a techno-flavored track. It's no secret that this tune along with the entire Future Shock album is one that had great influence on the direction of techno/electronic music and even hip-hop music.

And I had not heard that "Tempo de Amor" tune Tricky posted before until now. That's a nice video of Herbie and other musicians showing how it's done in one of his recording sessions. Despite putting out a lot of material over his career that has transcended multiple genres, Herbie proves that he has not at all forgotten his roots in jazz.

Kruza

 

Solar Fields does a lot of good work. This artist was responsible for the Mirror's Edge soundtrack. I was flipping through videos and came across this one. For a fifteen minute song, it's amazing how many little parts make up the whole song. Each section is different, so jumping from point to point will always be unique.

Check out his website if you like what you hear: Magnus Birgersson aka Solar Fields

 

Here are some songs/random vids I like ^_^











That is the end of the songs I like,
now for 2 entertaining vids XD





Beware of the Banana Milk!! XD[/size]

 

Vexare - Firing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_hD3fxmH58

I was never on that dubstep hype, but this track is pure fire

 

Sonny Rollins is incredible

 

to be played loud!!

 

Warlord - Black Mass

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYph6cWNURM

Is that a Tiara?! And what's with the boots? Whhy is he squatting as if he's takinga dump? And why is he chewing gum at 1:47? Why is he swinging his hips? Why the hell is he caressing himself in an 80s heavy metal video?! Sir, why are you caressing yourself? Sir?!

Oh well, so much for my childhood memories of headbanging to that song

 

David Sanborn. This guy is a major reason why I play saxophone.