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<blockquote data-quote="Ulrick" data-source="post: 3280196" data-attributes="member: 775"><p>I once played "Call of Ktulu" and "Master of Puppets" from Metallica's S&M Album in an epic battle with a final bad guy in one of my campaigns. </p><p></p><p>A few neat things about these songs on S&M: </p><p>1. They play back to back--you don't have to do any switching what so ever. The songs are also long--appropriate for D&D combat.</p><p>2. "Call of Ktulu" is very brooding at first and soon sounds more and more desperate as it picks up speed. </p><p>3. "Master of Puppets" is appropriate because well...the final bad guy has been pulling the PCs strings for the entire campaign. </p><p>4. The songs are recorded live in concert. The audience shouting can sound very similiar to people screaming. In fact, when I used these song, the main villain was destroying a city and causing mass panic.</p><p>5. Heavy Metal mixed with Classic Symphony Orchestra music has an incredible "epic" feel to it. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I also like to play selections from Rammstein.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ulrick, post: 3280196, member: 775"] I once played "Call of Ktulu" and "Master of Puppets" from Metallica's S&M Album in an epic battle with a final bad guy in one of my campaigns. A few neat things about these songs on S&M: 1. They play back to back--you don't have to do any switching what so ever. The songs are also long--appropriate for D&D combat. 2. "Call of Ktulu" is very brooding at first and soon sounds more and more desperate as it picks up speed. 3. "Master of Puppets" is appropriate because well...the final bad guy has been pulling the PCs strings for the entire campaign. 4. The songs are recorded live in concert. The audience shouting can sound very similiar to people screaming. In fact, when I used these song, the main villain was destroying a city and causing mass panic. 5. Heavy Metal mixed with Classic Symphony Orchestra music has an incredible "epic" feel to it. I also like to play selections from Rammstein. [/QUOTE]
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