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<blockquote data-quote="Firebeetle" data-source="post: 5445430" data-attributes="member: 34506">I love playing with music. For most of my campaigns, I've used ambient music. notablyDead Can DanceGladiator soundtrackMusic of MystSteve RoachPeter Gabriel's Passion (must have)John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness soundtrackI found all of these excellent. However, I decided to mix it up this last campaign, and switched to a rock-based soundtrack. I focus on instrumentals and guitar work and some vocal work. This has not been the big distraction I thought it would be. Some of my choices:EvanesenceNightwishThe SwordA Band of OrcsTony MacAlpineYwngwe MalmsteenCeltic FrostDefinitely peps up combat.I'd like to spin it, and be an RPG DJ. I've never taken the time to, but it would be nice to be able to preplan and play music appropriate to different scenes. I've tried to approximate this with itunes, but I really need to take more time to catalog my music library to get a handle on this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Firebeetle, post: 5445430, member: 34506"] I love playing with music. For most of my campaigns, I've used ambient music. notably Dead Can Dance Gladiator soundtrack Music of Myst Steve Roach Peter Gabriel's Passion (must have) John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness soundtrack I found all of these excellent. However, I decided to mix it up this last campaign, and switched to a rock-based soundtrack. I focus on instrumentals and guitar work and some vocal work. This has not been the big distraction I thought it would be. Some of my choices: Evanesence Nightwish The Sword A Band of Orcs Tony MacAlpine Ywngwe Malmsteen Celtic Frost Definitely peps up combat. I'd like to spin it, and be an RPG DJ. I've never taken the time to, but it would be nice to be able to preplan and play music appropriate to different scenes. I've tried to approximate this with itunes, but I really need to take more time to catalog my music library to get a handle on this. [/QUOTE]

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