Re: [DL] Potential Product Question (To The Group)

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> John
>  ----- Original Message ----- 
>  From: Peter King 
>  To: deadlands@gamerz.net 
>  Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 6:18 AM
>  Subject: Re: [DL] Potential Product Question (To The Group)
> 
> 
>  Hi Everyone, Sorry to bring this onto the group but you guys 
> seem like the best people to ask. 
> 
>  Hypothetical Question, suppose someone had commissioned a top 
> composer to do a follow up to the deadlands soundtrack cd, What 
> kind of moods would people want to create or want to hear? Any 
> inspirational music anyone can reccomend, obviously excluding any 
> of enrio's which goes without saying.
> 
>  I hope no one is offended by me posting this question on here , 
> Just figured thatyou guys play the game so who better to ask, if 
> im lucky shane might answer as well.
> 
>  Regards and a happy new year to all, get back on yer horses and 
> hit the trails again.
> 
>  Personally stuff with the same ambiance as enrio morricones man 
> with the harmonica. 
> 
> 
> 
>  Peter King
> 
>  Marshal & Long Time Gamer under "The Judge David Gabriel" & 
> "Chance Black"
> 


Besides enrio morricones stuff and Wierd Wailin's, for a deadlands game, I actually would suggest the following

Note: That some aren't exactly creepy, but they work.

Kenny Rodger's - the gambler - if there was any song that represented the huckster this is it.

Dust to Dust by Steve Roach & Roger King. 

Today's a good day to die - Robbie Robertson  - If your playing the native side, this is the song that will represent.  Actually most of his music kinda works for a native campaign.

Diggin'  - cowboy bebop soundtrack.  A fun western dity that works.

"'A Pistol for Paddy Garcia' " - the pogues-  makes for a real western feel.

Dixieland - aka the confedercy national anthem -  done on guitar - seriously works for a civil war campaign.

The Turn of the screw soundtrack - seriously creepy music for the fun of it.