What music would the party like?

[Mr. Versipellis]

This is what I think:

- Easy listening pop, to calm down after Elan and Belkar
- Chart topping pop/rnb, pop-punk
- Anything, especially power metal
- New Age
- Prog Metal (he likes the complexity)
- Awful bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkit Park. I have no clue why.
- He hasn't matured. My Chemical Romance, 30 seconds to Mars (Start of Darkness, people!)
Religious chanting stuff
NOTHING. Music is sinfull!
Static noise

[GooeyChewie]

I'm not great at music, but I'd peg V as a classical music fan.

[Zelthax]

My list, for what it's worth:

Roy- Rock
Haley- Funk
Elan- Pop (particularly bubblegum pop)
Durkon- I have no idea.
V- Mozart
Belkar- 80's pop/glam rock
Xykon- Death Metal and Grunge
Redcloak- Smooth Jazz
Miko - Plainchant
MitD- Techno

[LCR]

This song plays over and over in Belkar's head (extra points if you get the movie reference).

[natural_one]

50 1st dates?

[Maximum Zersk]

- Awful bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkit Park. I have no clue why.

Ew, Linkit Park? Sounds like a horrible band.





Linkin Park is much better.

[Katana_Geldar]

Definitely the Beatles and maybe Simon and Garfunkle
Without a doubt, Led Zeppelin.

[Starscream]

Classic Rock, with maybe some 80s power ballads thrown in.

All that Norse themed metal. And Led Zeppelin of course.

Well, she used to be a goth, maybe she kept the taste in music?

Probably a little bit of everything. Rock, pop, metal... and for some reason I could totally see him Caramelldansen.

"Meet me in St. Louis, Louis,/Meet me at the fair..." In all seriousness? Punk music. The good kind, not the lame kind.

Classical. In public anyway. Steal V's iPod and you'll find a bunch of showtunes.

[doodthedud]

This is what I think:

- Awful bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkit Park. I have no clue why.
- He hasn't matured. My Chemical Romance, 30 seconds to Mars (Start of Darkness, people!)

Nice bias.

[LahmiaVampire]

Roy would be quite into that song, I'm In Love With A Fairytale, don't you think? Heh. Heh.

And on the same level of humour, I suggest our Hobgoblin friends enjoy Lordi.

Uh, and there is this band called "Skeleton Crew". That would be Xykons favourite.

[LCR]

50 1st dates?

Nope, I meant "Das Experiment", it's the music the guards play when they beat up the prisoners.

[Snake-Aes]

I'm suddenly imagining Elan singing along "Eagle Fly Free"

[Teddy]

Probably a little bit of everything. Rock, pop, metal... and for some reason I could totally see him Caramelldansen.

Oh no, not that horrble thing. It's concentrated brain damage and it definitely doesn't get better when the text is written in your own language.

Must resist the song... Not get it on my mind... Must resist... resist... resist...

[Snake-Aes]

Oh no, not that horrble thing. It's concentrated brain damage and it definitely doesn't get better when the text is written in your own language.

Must resist the song... Not get it on my mind... Must resist... resist... resist...

Now go read Keychain of Creation and bask in the fact that Secret likes Caramelldansen

[Closak]

Redcloak: This

Lyrics below.

Spoiler

Show

Our name is Orphan. Orphan

Forever watchful, we yearn for destruction (2x)
Our name is Orphan. Orphan (2x)
O day of suffering and the saintly mother's tears (3x)
shall be my salvation.

Forever watchful, we yearn for destruction (2x)
My name is Orphan. Orphan (2x)
O day of suffering and the saintly mother's tears (3x)
shall be our salvation.

L'Cie, open wide the promised gate of eternal light.

[Scarlet Knight]

Loves rock, especially by the Stones

he's a Dead head

Thog like singing with Kermit the Frog. "It's not easy being greeeen..."

Oh, anything by the Beatles, the Crickets, Iron Butterfly, or the Roaches,...

[natural_one]

Nope, I meant "Das Experiment", it's the music the guards play when they beat up the prisoners.

I'll have to go watch that now, any good?

[veti]

Durkon is nothing if not a traditionalist. I would peg his musical tastes at "folk", rather than any kind of metal.

Elan, lest we forget, is a bard. We know he likes 'Danny Boy'. I'd suspect his tastes run to sweet, lyrical ballads with memorable tunes, as by (e.g.) John Denver or Don McLean. On the other hand, he's also demonstrated an acquaintanceship with one of the works of Fatboy Slim, and honestly I'm not sure what to make of that...

Belkar, like Sideshow Bob, likes show tunes. I suspect he appreciates the dark side of the subtle double-entendres built in to make the songs both family-friendly and appealing to adults at the same time. People underestimate Belkar.

Vaarsuvius: definitely classical. Proper classical, not yer populist Romantic claptrap like Verdi or Tchaikovsky. I see V as a Bach fan.

Haley: used to be a goth, but has mellowed considerably since then. I'm guessing she'd be into mainstream and classic rock, but that's a pretty wild guess.

Roy: hmmm, tricky. I can't think of any clues there. I would expect a fairly eclectic taste in music capable of appreciating all of the above genres in their own lights, but really I'm just projecting there.

[Maximum Zersk]

Oh no, not that horrble thing. It's concentrated brain damage and it definitely doesn't get better when the text is written in your own language.

Must resist the song... Not get it on my mind... Must resist... resist... resist...

Dansa med oss
Klappa era händer
Gör som vi gör
Ta nagrå steg at vanster
Lyssna och lar
Missa inte chansen
Nu ar vi har med
Caramelldansen

[The Wanderer]

- Definitely a classic rock fan, occasionally jazz.
- Pop, R&B, pop-punk, club dance music.
- Possibly the widest range of tastes. He'll probably dig everything from traditional folk music and classic ballads, to bubblegum pop.
- durkon is huge on classic works that feature heavy drum work or old fashioned (probably religious) chant. Prefers to take it fairly slow, except for brief periods of faster paced sections in a song. Probably also a fan of sax jazz.
- Clean, cool classical music. Mostly Mozart and earlier , but has a secret fondness for Beethoven when V gets moody or upset.
- Bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park. Anything that's as angry, chaotic, and fast paced as he is. Secretly loves show tunes though, although he hides it well.
- Heavy metal, especially if it sounds like something that should be playing when the meanest guy you ever met walks into the room.
Religious chanting stuff, classical.
Might have some soft spots for chanting and classic Knightly ballads, but that's about all I can think of.
Top 40 pop, anything that catches his ear.

[Maximum Zersk]

To be fair, I've never really seen a why Belkar would be a Linkin Park fan.

Of course, I guess no one would see why I'm a Linkin Park fan.

[Jagos]

Let's put him as old LP.

But that may be more Haley than Belkar:

CRAAWWWLING IN MY SKINNNN!

THESE WOUNDS THEY WILLL NOT HEE' YALLLLL!
:P

[zimmerwald1915]

Vaarsuvius: definitely classical. Proper classical, not yer populist Romantic claptrap like Verdi or Tchaikovsky. I see V as a Bach fan.

Bach, Rameau, Handel, and Haydn would probably be on V's list. I could see V enjoying the Baroque composers to a great extent. Oddly enough, so might that one IFCC director, what with his comments about old-fashioned Latin chanting.

[Teddy]

Dansa med oss
Klappa era händer
Gör som vi gör
Ta nagrå steg at vanster
Lyssna och lar
Missa inte chansen
Nu ar vi har med
Caramelldansen

Must make Will save. And Fort save. It's like the phantasmal killer, just worse!

I really thank you for the missplaced a's, å's and ä's. They give me a bonus on the roll.

[Scarlet Knight]

I see Redcloak as a country music fan. Can't you imagine him sitting & drinking, tears in his eyes while listening to songs about the lonesome road , how he wishes he could go back home, the hardship of being God-fearin' , and/or the pain of betrayal....

[electricbee]

Vocal Jazz, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holliday, Al Jarreau, Eartha Kitt

Ballad rock, show tunes, anything sappy played on the Delilah radio show.

Probably grew up on 90's Grunge rock, then Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, Jason Mrazz, Five for Fighting

Old School Honky Tonk Country/Western. George Jones, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Pardon, Buck Owens.

Rat-pack oldies. Especially Sinatra and Martin. And Thrash Metal, depending on his mood.

Adult contemporary, Sting, Annie Lennox

Avril Lavigne, Good Charlotte, Blink-182, Fall Out Boy

80's Eurotrash: Culture Club, Duran Duran, WHAM!, Eurythmics.

Childrens show's songs. Think Mr. Rogers and Barney the Dinosaur.

N'Sync, Backstreet Boys, Spice Girls, All Saints, Wilson Phillips

Folk music, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Joannie Mitchell, Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel

Hole, Yoko Ono, Bjork, Frank Zappa (and he actually gets them)

Military marches and anthems.

[Teddy]

Now go read Keychain of Creation and bask in the fact that Secret likes Caramelldansen

Thank you for sending me on hours of reading through half of that webcomic just out of plain curiousity. Now, after finding the right one, I'm just wondering why I spend my time trying to find something that forces a will saving throw. I guess that my self-knowledge still has its bounds...

[Maximum Zersk]

Let's put him as old LP.

But that may be more Haley than Belkar:

CRAAWWWLING IN MY SKINNNN!

THESE WOUNDS THEY WILLL NOT HEE' YALLLLL!
:P

God, one song, and people base the whole band off of it.

To be fair, their older stuff was considerably more cynical-sounding than now.

Must make Will save. And Fort save. It's like the phantasmal killer, just worse!

I really thank you for the missplaced a's, å's and ä's. They give me a bonus on the roll.

Not my fault. I just copy-pasted the lyrics.

EDIT: By the way, how do you pronounce the å? And is the ä similar to the German way of pronouncing it?

[zimmerwald1915]

Folk music, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Joannie Mitchell, Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel

I'm not seeing it. Can you imagine Redcloak relaxing after a hard day of paladin-torturing, hitting play, and this Joan Baez track come out:

Show me a prison, show me a jail
Show me the prisoner whose face is growing pale
And I'll show you a young man
With many reasons why
And there but for fortune may go you or I

Because I can't.

If you're going for folk music because of the rebellious connotations it has picked up (very recently, only about eighty years ago, by the way), may I suggest the following (talking blues form):

Now if you want a Goblin nation let me tell you what to do
You've got to talk to the Legions in the mountains with you
You've got to build you an army got to make it strong
But if you all stick together, boys, won't be long
You'll get hydra burgers, human slaves,
Vacations with pay, take your kids to the seashore.

It ain't quite this simple so I'd better explain
Just why you got to ride on the Redcloak train
Cause if you wait for the humans to stay away
You'll all be waiting till Judgment Day
We'll all be buried, gone to the Dark One
And we'll wait for eternity even then.

It could go on, most talking blues have eight or so verses, but I'm not really that creative. In fact, these two verses were rank plagarism.

[Gift Jeraff]

Nale would just listen to Elan's favorite songs backwards.