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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kashell" data-source="post: 1867313" data-attributes="member: 21398">Most definatly. Sometimes we go from place to place and those sessions we don't have music.I find songs with lyrics hard to integrate as well. If you space them out and keep the lyric songs limited, though, you can have a very nice set of music. Here's the small but throughly comprehensive list of good songs (with lyrics) that could fit very nicely into D&D sessions.The New Chevelle CD - This Type of Thinking Could Do Us In - is a great CD overall, but more importantly, contains several very 'battle-like' songs for D&D.A good lyric song for battles is "Let The Bodies Hit the Floor" by Drowning Pool.Yellowcard has a handful of songs that I plug in at a few places.Within Temptation 's stuff is all really good, some battle, some not. It's a very Evanescence type of band...goth rock, that whole thing. Our group has personally overplayed this stuff though, so we're sick of it.Besides that however, (and despite the fact that I own tons of music) these are the few songs with lyrics that stand out in my mind for D&D really in a generic sense.Pink Floyd tops my list for number of lyric songs for typical, non-battle type music. Besides that, I use some assortments of Final Fantasy type lyrical music. If you're really on a witch-hunt for some non-battle, lyrical music, you might check out Three Doors Down, Dave Matthew Band, and maybe even some Bela Flec / Victor Wooten.</blockquote>

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