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SeverinR
Valar Lord
Nagash
Mystagogue
Just my tearjerker music of the moment... Perfect for some wistful writing.
I listen to this, and I only hear regrets.
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CupofJoe
Istari
Spem in alium by Thomas Tallis
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Current favorite among recently discovered songs:
Containst the line "do you recognize the songs that reflect your light" which has gotten stuck in my head in all kinds of ways lately.
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TheCatholicCrow
Mystagogue
[video=youtube_share;4P0hG3sD0-E]https://youtu.be/4P0hG3sD0-E[/video]
DragonOfTheAerie
Istari
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yw6i1SAHetc
Can someone cry about this song with me? This is HEARTBREAKING. And it's not the story, either. It's something in how tenderly the narrator speaks, in contrast to the harsher/grungier undertones of the song...I don't know. Somehow it struck the right chord with me.
Can someone cry about this song with me? This is HEARTBREAKING. And it's not the story, either. It's something in how tenderly the narrator speaks, in contrast to the harsher/grungier undertones of the song...I don't know. Somehow it struck the right chord with me.
teacup
Dark Lord
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lyl syly
Apprentice
Okay, I am going to show my age here. My all time favorite song (and has been since it came out in '77).
Rush - Xanadu
Warning: It is 11 minutes long
Rush - Xanadu
Warning: It is 11 minutes long
Got reminded to share my music - thanks Chessie. This is the song currently playing. It's in Faroese (unless I'm mistaken) and it's quite representative of the mood/setting of my current story:
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Well, if that's the way it is...
This song was originally written by Swedish 18th century poet Carl Michael Bellman and here performed by 80's rock band Imperiet - probably best known for its singer, punk rock legend Joakim Thåström:
Not that I'd call this rock, but it's absolutely awesome still - especially if you understand the lyrics. 
This song was originally written by Swedish 18th century poet Carl Michael Bellman and here performed by 80's rock band Imperiet - probably best known for its singer, punk rock legend Joakim Thåström:
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Tom
Istari
Been listening to a lot of Green Day lately. Between their new album and the performance they gave at the AMAs the other night, I feel they're more relevant now than they've been in a while.