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I won't be back before Thanksgiving, so I'm expressing my well-wishes to whosoever may pass by between then an now with a couple songs I like to listen to around this time. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
Stuart Townend - "My Heart is Filled with Thankfulness"


Chris Tomlin - "Thank You Lord"


Rend Collective - "Counting Every Blessing"
 
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Entering into Advent, an audio offering of underrated origin.

Harry Gregson-Williams - "Dash Away" from Arthur Christmas (film)
 
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Might as well.

I'm a big fan of old BBC detective drama shows, and by extension (whether by familiarity or genuine admiration, you may infer) their opening music themes. These are a few of my favorites, though there are plenty more I'm familiar with.
From Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes (because of course there's gonna be a Sherlock Holmes reference):


From Ian Carmichael's Lord Peter Wimsey (which is hard to find a proper video for, as you can see):


From the first season of Peter Davison's Campion (the credits version has him humming along, but unfortunately it doesn't seem to be available; I'll have to see to that someday):


From David Suchet's Agatha Christie's Poirot (my personal favorite, and arguably the most iconic):
 
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I really enjoy Susumu Hirasawa's music. Here's one of my favorite tracks of his:
 




 
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It's been a busy day for me. I intended to post earlier; hopefully these'll still be enjoyable.
Brian Dunphy - Phil the Fluter's Ball


The Irish Rovers - The Orange and the Green


Celtic Thunder - A Place in the Choir
They redo this piece with different lineups.


The High Kings - Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore
 
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I've been listening to Hellion Sounds for the past 2-3 weeks and I gotta say I absolutely love their works, they make some amazing arrangements of songs from various games (I'm mostly familiar with their SMT covers), definitely worth a listen since their all BANGERS. Not to mention they did remix covers of Touhou songs as well!




 
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Been in the mood to listen to The Cure again, gotta say I love the guitar and the overall dark yet melancholic moods these songs produce yet they reside with me on an emotional level, Between Depeche Mode and The Cure I love them both for there gothic undertones (If that even makes sense).




 
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Recent random something from an artist I follow.
Perhaps a bit too close to its obvious inspiration for an "original," but arguably unique enough to be distinguished from an arrangement. Is there a comprehensive term for that?

Original Kyle - Starlight Dash


EDIT: The arranger goes by "Gamer Hearts" now, so here's the citation to reflect the change.
 
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Holiday post:
I am taking this opportunity to feature Michael Card. While I haven't kept up with his more recent compositions, his works in the 80's and 90's have been among my favorite songs for as long as I can remember. While not one of the big names in the industry (to my frustration, CCM artists tend to be rather clique-ish), a few of his compositions have gained notoriety through covers.

El Shaddai:


Love Crucified Arose:


Jubilee:
 
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Chiptune is a genre that while I may not listen to often, I still find myself enjoying some great tunes from games like Cave Story or from various remixes made from game hardware like the Sega Genesis/MegaDrive, however with that said I think Tower of Heaven has some the best Chiptune ever, it may be short it's still phenomenal nonetheless. I highly recommend listening to it with headphones.




 
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