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So i saw we already have subforum with odd music discoveries and Touhou music discoveries as well so i decided to make topic where you all can share ALL music you found,like (as long as it doesnt violate rules or something lol)

And because i started topic i guess im also gonna post first song which is:




 
I'm here on an off-day, and I feel like posting some cinematic soundtracks. When it comes to movie music, I prefer epic melody-heavy tracks. Usually this just means the main theme of the film, but occasionally there are soundtracks like Lord of the Rings which use a variety of highlighted leitmotifs throughout. I could post quite a few pieces I've found, but for now I'll just stick with three.
Trevor Rabin - "Ben" from National Treasure (film)


Mark Willard - "Adam's Speech" from Courageous (film)


Danny Elfman - "Main Titles" from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)
 
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Okay, here's some non-Deemo V.K compositions:
V.K. - "A Promise Not Kept"


V.K. - "Green Jade (2015 Mix)"


V.K. - "Galaxy Traveller"


The reason they're all from the same album is because I bought this one. It included all the Deemo tracks, and I was already committed to getting a "best of" album if there was one. I actually chose Reflection (Mirror Night) for the Other Game Music post because I preferred the in-game version significantly over the album version (though I'm not entirely sure why).

I know this shouldn't bother me, but ftr "traveler" is spelled with only one "L."
 
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I've come across very little music directly associated with Thanksgiving; I assume this correlates with the limited commercialization of the holiday. Nevertheless, there are a few pieces I've appreciated (for varying reasons), and wouldn't mind sharing here. Happy Thanksgiving, y'all!
Brandon Heath - "The Day After the Thanksgiving"


Ben Rector - "The Thanksgiving Song"
 
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For Christmas, appropriately timed on the 12th:

Straight No Chaser - "The 12 Days of Christmas (Live 1998)"
 
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Spontaneous appreciation for Louie Zong. There's something very "music for music's sake" about his style, and even though his compositions are a bit on the short side, they're always full of charm. He's also fairly diverse in the genres he covers.
Louie Zong - Jazz (album)


Louie Zong - "anit-sea shanty (pirate punk)"
 
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It's Groundhog's Day today!

. . .

Yeah, I don't really care either. But while I don't know any specifically Valentine's Day related songs, I do know a Groundhog's Day song! So here y'all go!
Maury Laws & Jules Bass - "I've Got a Day Named After Me" from Jack Frost (film)


Bonus song from the same TV special, because I forgot how much fun it was:
Maury Laws & Jules Bass - "Kubla Kraus" from Jack Frost (film)
 
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I might as well look alive in the forums once every few months :^)


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Only noticed a whole year later that they released a new album

 
I suppose I probably should as well lol, I own the joint afterall. Anyways i'm a HUGE denpa fan, so i'm going to share the first denpa song I was ever exposed to



This song holds pretty special value to me as it introduced me to my favorite genre and some of my favorite artists as this was a duet between momobako and nanahira, both amazing denpa artists.

 
i actually wrote and link whole hell lot of stuff
then i started to think Kitaro..
i feel everything else is not worth talking, so i delet. y'all just saved.


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The Grandmaster

His works basically Spiritual mixed new age style and... i cant explain..
basically this is what heaven sound like

im having a hard time picking which song to preview. i wanted to show you all his music
this one is the most popular
nice balance of emotions
a story about the peaceful heaven and the impure earth




 
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People keep showing me Hololive people singing.  Which is generally nice, but I also get hear some new songs that way.


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I'm really glad this thread is getting more attention. Here's a couple of more laid-back instrumentals that aren't related to each other.
Phil Keaggy - "Shades of Green"
Phil Keaggy is arguably one of the greatest guitarists to have ever lived. This piece isn't really an example of that, but it's my personal favorite from him. I think of a road trip in its different stages: getting started, traveling through the familiar areas before finally getting out on the roads less traveled. The changes in this piece as it progresses seem to be reminiscent of that (though I'm sure this time it's just my perception).


Mark O'Connor - "Light the Fire"
This one's just fun; too slow to dance to, too jolly to sit through, just right for a small social gathering in the country perhaps. The obvious focus is the violin, but there's quite a variety of folk instruments and just a touch of synthy twang along for the ride.
EDIT: Can't find the one I posted originally, but there is a remastered version available.
 
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I was re-watching the BBC Chronicles of Narnia recently (mostly for nostalgia purposes), and I got to thinking about the audio dramas. I'm not that familiar with the industry at large, but I doubt there are many better examples of what the medium is capable of at its best. There's a perfect balance of communicating through character dialogue, sounds of action, and blended narration. I often compare it (unfairly) to the Mind's Eye Lord of the Rings, which is a great audio drama but showcases a lot of the difficulties the medium must overcome; you could theoretically have a drinking game for every time a character starts a sentence with the word "see," followed by a description of the action they are performing. Anyway, all that reminded me of this little theme from John Campbell which played at the beginning of the CoN audio dramas.

John Campbell - "Living Christ Theme"
 
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I'm not someone who normally watches anime, but I recently got into a show because of its soundtrack actually.

Those familiar with my musical tastes shouldn't be surprised with what's in the spoiler tab.


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You simply cannot reference that soundtrack without including what is possibly the most famous Eurobeat song ever made.

Dave Rogers - "Deja Vu"


Over-memed? Probably.
Nonetheless spectacular.
 
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The time has finally come! I have waited months to feature one of my favorite genres of music at an appropriate time. So without further delay, I present a relatively tiny selection of Irish folk in commemoration of St. Patrick's Day.
The High Kings - "The Irish Rover"


The Irish Rovers - "Finnegan's Wake"


The High Kings - "Fields of Glory"


The High Kings - "Marie's Wedding"


Bonus:
The Irish Descendants - "Rattlin' Bog"


This post barely begins to cover my appreciation for this genre, but it will have to do for now. I am very likely to post more of this in the future, and hopefully feature a wider variety of artists. Happy St. Patty's Day to y'all! ☘️
 
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I wish I hadn't been so busy today (I am still considering it Saturday), but I somehow managed to make it here!

The nature of the CCM industry makes it a rather niche metagenre for a very specific target audience. But given that I listen to it at least as much as my other favorite metagenre (VGM), it was inevitably going to pop up here eventually. In honor of Resurrection Day tomorrow (I insist it's still Saturday right now), here's an old song written specifically for the occasion, which also managed to perfectly encapture the major characteristics of its era's style.

2nd Chapter of Acts - "Easter Song"


I needed more Saturday.
 
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