Seeking More Good D&D Music

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Falcon

First Post

• Feb 8, 2002

• #1

Hi Everyone.

I am attempting to assemble a D&D music collection for my campaign, and would like to hear from the experts what you all think are some good buys. I have a lot of Dead Can Dance, LotR, Carmina Burana, Clanaad, and others, and am going to buy the soundtrack to Gladiator when I gey my paycheck next week.

Soooooo....what would you all recommend for a romping good session?

 

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Sir Osis of Liver

Explorer

• Feb 8, 2002

• #2

How about Glen Danzigs Dark Aria, there's some real cool stuff on that one if you can find it.

 

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Eye Tyrant

First Post

• Feb 8, 2002

• #3

Pantera!!

 

Trevalon Moonleirion

Explorer

• Feb 8, 2002

• #4

Enya has a ton of great instrumental pieces on her records--right now I've got on her newest cd and am grooving to A Day Without Rain--good song. Also be sure to check out "Lothlorien" off of her first cd.

What else...try out the cds from Midnight Syndicate--they are fantastic! I have Realm of Shadows and it's just...mmm...so good. I can listen to it just for the hell of it, even when I'm not playing D&D. LotR soundtrack is an obvious choice, and gladiator is good too.

 

Sir Osis of Liver

Explorer

• Feb 8, 2002

• #5

Don't forget the sound tracks for Conan the barbarian and highlander(the score that is. Queen's good an all but not exactly what you seem to be looking for).

 

AFGNCAAP

First Post

• Feb 8, 2002

• #6

How about the soundtrack for 13th Warrior?

 

Crothian

First Post

• Feb 8, 2002

• #7

Soundtracks: City of Lost Children, 7th Gate, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Harry Potter, Buffy (the television show), Clerks, and Conan

 

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Ace

Adventurer

• Feb 8, 2002

• #8

Dragon Heart, Blind Guardian, and Dronolans Tower are all great.

You can sample them on Mp3.com for free so thats cool too.

 

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Talvisota

First Post

• Feb 8, 2002

• #9

Soundtracks for Conan the Barbarian, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and Army of Darkness will not disappoint.

I also used "Night on Bald Mountain" and "Prince Igor" from my Russian collection. Also worth checking out is "Pictures at an Exhibition" for a great processional march-type theme at the end.

Russian Orthodox Chants are great, too. I used it for the music of a choir of dead dwarves, once.

Talvisota

 

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Monte At Home

Explorer

• Feb 8, 2002

• #10

Here's my list

http://www.montecook.com/arch_dmonly6.html

Hope you find that of some use.