Re: [HoE] Good HOE Music

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In a message dated 2/26/99 1:15:57 AM Eastern Standard Time,
bax1@concentric.net writes:

If you can get an MP3 program and a CD ripper, you can throw them all on your
computer and select them that way.  I'm slowly doing that... As well, I will
suggest the following:

Misfits

The Damned

Voltaire: the guy that does all those cool claymation type things for Sci-Fi
challenge does music as well.  It's strange pop-fiddle-goth, but you want to
throw people off, put it in the background.

Gwar

Random Judas Priest: some works, some doesn't.  Try the Painkiller album...

Brian Ward
Struck down by the Reckoners with a painfully stiff neck for doing good
deeds...


>  Music for HoE:
>  
>    Eventually I plan to get my 5cd changer programmed so I can switch
>  between atmospheres at the touch of a remote...until then, here is some
>  great mood music:
>  
>    RAMMSTEIN; anything.  Think German techno-metal, and you've got it.  They
>  sound a little bit like KMFDM after a train wreck with Megadeth.  The
>  vocals are gutteral and (best of all) in German, so they don't distract
>  from gameplay, it's just another cool sound in the background.
>    FIELDS OF THE NEPHILM; self titled and the live disc (also the Sumerland
>  EP- if you can find it anymore...)  The world's heavyweight champion Goth
>  band back in the early 90's.  Great layered sound...once again, can't
>  hardly understand a word the lead singer says (he has a gutteral delivery
>  and some sort of filter going...)  They rock, and they're cool.
>    Also great for a change of pace are two soundtracks that would probably
>  be better for Deadlands, but hey, they're so fantastic you can use them
>  anywhere; PARIS, TEXAS and LAST MAN STANDING by Ry Cooder and HOT SPOT by a
>  superstar group including Roy Rogers on slide guitar, Miles Davis on
>  trumpet and John Lee Hooker on (wordless, moaning) vocals.
>  
>    Along with the aforementioned Ministry, et al for techno ambiance.
>  
>    bax