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Re: Music
« Reply #30 on Mar 11, 2012, 2:47am »

Jul 1, 2011, 10:14pm, Duane wrote:

May 13, 2010, 6:26am, Meat Shield wrote:

Soundtracks from old vietnam/war movies usually have great epic PA music that accompany it.

If you do MOG, I made a pretty good Vietnam era music playlist.

http://mog.com/playlists/631128

I'll try to make a PA one as well =p

Add Gimme Shelter by the Stones. That and Springfield's For What It's Worth are my absolute favorite songs from that era. The latter especially holds great meaning that most music does not convey.

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Re: Music
« Reply #31 on Mar 29, 2012, 2:43am »

http://www.reverbnation.com/algarothsyum

pretty neat man

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Re: Music
« Reply #32 on Apr 5, 2012, 10:23am »

Solitary Experiments - Wasteland

[ a great modern EBM band, similar to Absurd Minds ]

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Re: Music
« Reply #33 on Jun 28, 2012, 2:44pm »

Music with P.A. ambient/theme:

[EBM]
Solitary Experiments - Wasteland
Solitary Experiments - War & Peace
Solitary Experiments - Terrible Reality
Absurd Minds - The Question
Absurd Minds - Septic
Absurd Minds - Winds Will Blow
Project Pitchfork - Alpha Omega
Project Pitchfork - Carnival
Project Pitchfork - Requiem
Project Pitchfork - Timekiller
Terminal Choice - The End Of The Human Race
Terminal Choice - Creatures
Terminal Choice - Collective Suicide

[DARKWAVE]
Blutengel - Leave The World
Blutengel - Second Chance
Blutengel - A New Dawn
Blutengel - Forever
Blutengel - Fairyland [FEW GERMAN LYRICS]
Goethes Erben - Das Ende [GERMAN LYRICS]

[Terror EBM]
Suicide Commando - Massaker
Tactical Sekt - Genetic Mistrust
Feindflug - Erzatzteil [GERMAN LYRICS]

[Dark Ambient]
Dead Factory - Kingdom Of Rust And Concrete
Lustmord - A Light That Is Darkness

[Old/Authentic Industrial]
SPK - Another Dark Age
SPK - Chamber Music
SPK - Despair
Clock DVA - Eternity In Paris

[Older]
Manufacture - Obsolette
Depeche Mode - Pipeline

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« Reply #34 on Aug 2, 2012, 11:43pm »

Hi, I think that The Wall is a good example of apocalyptic music. When the war ends, another is rising from the ashes.
There are plenty of discussions about the wall in particular at rogerwaters.com forum. I love it there and hope to like it here. =)

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Re: Music
« Reply #35 on May 10, 2013, 8:18am »

Apr 19, 2010, 4:50pm, wastelandz wrote:

Hi everyone.
I´m trying to find some post-apocalyptic music. I am interessted in all sorts of genres and it doesn't matter if it's hardcore techno or blues.

I am mostly intrested in bands and songs that have a lyrical theme that relates to post-apocalyptic stuff but everything with a filthy dystopian doomsday feeling and wibe is also very much interesting.

Here is a couple of bands and stuff that I already have come up with.

Ministry (Do I have to say more?)
Revolting Cocks
Skinny Puppy (mostly for the atmosphere)
frontline assembly (cyberpunkish and great)
Peace love & Pitbulls
Non Phixion (hiphop with a futuristic dystopianfeeling)
Fallout (3) soundtrack
Bioshock (2?) soundtrack

Any more suggestions?

Skinny Puppy is great.

…and talking about game-tracks: maybe you would find "7th Legion" soundtrack interesting (+retro gaming nostalgia).

…and very interesting music is from an adventure game called: "The Dig" !!
(talking about adventure: try the game "Beneath a steel sky")

…very nice 8-bit music comes also with the SNES game: F-ZERO (it is not PA-atmosphere, but very nice melodies and brilliant produced music; and the game is futuristic-gacing with interesting landscapes and concept)

(maybe you know everything I wrote down, but I had the need…)

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Re: Music
« Reply #36 on May 11, 2013, 12:05am »

There's a movie called Valhalla Rising, it's a bit arthouse, a bit psychedelic trip and a bit apocalyptic. Despite all the Scottish accents (caused by most of the actors being Scottish), the characters are Norsemen at the time when Christianity was replacing the Norse gods.
Some people hate the movie for being very slow paced with a brooding atmosphere and minimalist dialogue. I liked it and I think the soundtrack is particularly good as a background track for games or even reading PA fiction.

Edit because I forgot to add the YouTube links!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH0EC5sR00Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0OfMqPPIxY

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"Engines stop running, but I have no fear, 'Cause London is drowning, and I, I live by the river"
'London Calling', 1979
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