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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dragonlordofpoondari" data-source="post: 4584420" data-attributes="member: 42088">I've collected quite a few soundtracks to films and video games for use at the table. Almost anything by Jeremy Soule, Horner, Pouledaris, or Zimmer is a winner IMHO. Mark's thread collection is highly informative.Here are some more favorites for you ...EVERYTHING by Jeremy SouleAge of Conan OSTMusic Inspired by Middle Earth by David ArkenstoneWarhammer Mark of Chaos OSTGod of War OSTBattlestar Galactica OSTGladiator OSTVas' In the Garden of the SoulsVangelis' MythodeaPeter Gabriel's Passion OSTDanzig's Black AriaCutthroat Island OSTAliens OSTHellgate OSTAmerican McGee's Alice OSTHalo OSTFable OSTPirates of the Carribean OSTDiablo OST13th Warrior OSTLast of the Mohicans OSTCount of Monte Cristo OSTAlan StivellDead Can DanceThat's just the usual suspects. There's plenty of classical (wagner, Holst, Orff, etc) that's appropriate and moody ambient stuff (Lustmord, Shinjuku Thief) out there that works well too for creepy dungeon crawls. I gleaned it all from Mark's collection of threads! Thanks Mark!The only hard rockin' guitar stuff I like during RPG play is actually that of a Swedish band. I heartily recommend their album. It's called Ta Det Lugnt by Dungen. Here's a nice review from Pitchfork ...<a href="http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/17265-dungen-ta-det-lugnt" target="_blank">Ta Det Lugnt | Pitchfork</a>It's even better than Zep for killing monsters to!Rouse, your video left me feeling a bit ... dirty. Kudos for sharing. I must say, though, it left me feeling at once captivated and horrified.</blockquote>

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