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Music to taste

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Do people have music playing in the background whilst playing WitP? I find it helps me concentrate; if so, what do you listen to?
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Back Street Boys. Either that or Britney Spears.

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Usually I listen to techno or classical stuff. I find vocals distracting.

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ORIGINAL: Bradley7735

Back Street Boys. Either that or Britney Spears.

(heavy sarcasm in my statement above)

Don't even JOKE about that!
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I kinda like the stock background music that comes with the game... and my fiance LOVES the mello Japanese flute music. She's said on more than one occasion that she wanted to get a CD full of music like that. I have no clue who did that tune.
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My father and I fire up Winamp and connect to a 1920's 30's or 40's station and listen to music you'd hear during this era.
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one of the tunes in background sounds like it came from tour of duty?

I listen to the NBA playoffs

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The best is the sound track to Victory at Sea.
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ORIGINAL: sadja

one of the tunes in background sounds like it came from tour of duty?

Sadja

I think one of the radio transmission sounds (when a cv group is spotted) is taken from the movie "Midway" when Strawberry 5 radios in that they've "sighted main body."
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Of the several stock tunes which came with the game,I replaced at least 4 or 5 with Victory at Sea tunes,and the game generates them randomly..IMHO we need more of the "TOKYO ROSE" type clips!!!![:D]
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ORIGINAL: m10bob

Of the several stock tunes which came with the game,I replaced at least 4 or 5 with Victory at Sea tunes,and the game generates them randomly..IMHO we need more of the "TOKYO ROSE" type clips!!!![:D]

I've got a few of the Victory at Sea mp3's and they are great for WitP. If anyone's interested, I got mine from:

Victory at Sea Theme Music[/size]

Of course if you don't already have it, the DVD's would make a nice Father's Day gift, better start dropping hints [:D][:D][:D][:D]
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Hi, Berlioz "Harold in Italy" for doing turn 1.
Tchaikovski Symphony#6 if things are bad
Beethoven symphony #6 if things are good.
Rimsky-Korskov Russian Easter Overture for watching turns resolve
Beethoven Choral Fantasy for doing turns (not watching turn resolve)
Beethoven Piano Sonatas for waiting on next turn (there are 32 of them so you won't get tired of the same one)
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I load up my CD player with a mix of oldies, classic rock & country. I then set it to 'random' selection and let the good times roll[8D]!
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Hi I play the Das Boot soundtrack album often. [:)] You can download legally by buying from allofmp3.com for US16 cents a song.
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Bruce Dickinson/Iron Maiden. He is a complete history, aviation and WW2 fanatic, and writes songs accordingly. So we have, for example Aces High, Tailgunner, Running Silent Running Deep, Kill Devill Hill, Paschendale etc.
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ORIGINAL: Mogami

Hi, Berlioz "Harold in Italy" for doing turn 1.
Tchaikovski Symphony#6 if things are bad
Beethoven symphony #6 if things are good.
Rimsky-Korskov Russian Easter Overture for watching turns resolve
Beethoven Choral Fantasy for doing turns (not watching turn resolve)
Beethoven Piano Sonatas for waiting on next turn (there are 32 of them so you won't get tired of the same one)


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ORIGINAL: Mogami

Hi, Berlioz "Harold in Italy" for doing turn 1.
Tchaikovski Symphony#6 if things are bad
Beethoven symphony #6 if things are good.
Rimsky-Korskov Russian Easter Overture for watching turns resolve
Beethoven Choral Fantasy for doing turns (not watching turn resolve)
Beethoven Piano Sonatas for waiting on next turn (there are 32 of them so you won't get tired of the same one)
Nice choice of music

Just add Holst The Planets particularly the fist movement Mars the Bringer of wars and Carina Burana and the collection is complete
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Nice choice of music

Just add Holst The Planets particularly the fist movement Mars the Bringer of wars and Carina Burana and the collection is complete

I'm VERY sorry for this, but... "fist movement"?!?!? I know you mean FIRST movement, but still...[:D]

Orff's Carmina Burana IS extremely excellent, especially the fourth movement.

As for myself, I'm going through a 70s-80s phase at the moment, so I have a playlist including Depeche Mode, Erasure, Aerosmith, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, The Kinks and Sting. It works...
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I usually listen to music. Normally whatever I like at the time. U2, Oasis, REM, Norah Jones, Manic Street Preachers etc. If I feel angry about something my opponent has done then the worst I will get upto will be Metallica. If I lose KB then Radiohead [:D]
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Lately: Propellorheads, Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, Ian Pooley, Fatboy Slim, Amon Tobin, Hikari from Kingdom Hearts, Overseer, Ayumi Hamasaki.

Oh - the classics![:D]
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