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No. 123
  Share a favorite song and give a reason for it being one of your favorites.

One summer my sister and I saw A Series of unfortunate Events. Our father burned it to a DVD and we watched it almost every night before we went to bed. We also ended up sharing our allowances and purchasing all of the books, that we took turns reading. I was always a book ahead, of course :P
I loved the music of the end credits back then, and now it still reminds me of that summer.

Your's doesn't have to be sentimental or anything, most of mine are not - I just just got done Audiosurfing this and decided to post it.
>> No. 126
  because i based my life around stalker

also hey does embeding work i never dont this on a computer before

am i ruining your thread :(
>> No. 127
  it would have been nice if that movie had a sequel, but alas.

do i even have to say?
>> No. 128
>>126
Those are all sad songs

I was sad because there was no spanish guitar song
>> No. 129
>>127
Naturally I have the throne for this song on Audiosurf.
>> No. 131
>>128
yeah its weird that they are all sad because the zone is such a happy care free place
>> No. 132
  >>127
if anyone has the song of hatsune miku singing this i would be very happy

I don't know, sorry.
>> No. 134
  >>132
>> No. 135
  rob dougan and his entire album, furious angels

was pretty much the only thing i listened to for a good majority of my high school career

as before i found that album all i was listening to was terribad mainstream radioshit

so when i found shit like this i was like....whoa
>> No. 136
  Well to possibly make it happier, this is my favorite weeaboo song. my other favorites aren't on youtube for some odd reason.

reason behind this: i was working of setting up my first ipod's playlist when i thought it was a toho song. find out it has nothing to do with toho, then i listen to it. turns out to be one of my favorite songs i have found, and it's apparently a rare find.

i dunno, i like it.
>> No. 138
You are all nice
>> No. 142
>>136
Oh shit, that song. Well, more like all of that album is just golden.

I too have good memories of that album.
>> No. 187
i made a studio mix of the stalker guitar tracks

its here

http://www.youtubedoubler.com/?video1=http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DQa6qpgLvH30&start1=6&video2=http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DKRRGYEFZF4A&st
art2=&authorName=curryman
>> No. 309
  The first time I heard this song I was trying to sleep. I was surprised when he started singing, but the song ended up to be pretty moving for me. In the end I slept well.
>> No. 310
>>309
and then one day you find
10 years have got behind you
no one told you when to run
you missed the starting gun
>> No. 324
  >>309
Pink Floyd was my introduction to Prog Rock, good stuff
I don't listen to Weeb stuff since this is better
>> No. 684
  I dont really have sentimental songs, just writings and observations. This song helps me sleep. Really thats it. Actually its true for all the albums. Very calming.
>> No. 686
  Cause it's Boston.
>> No. 687
  When I first heard Christmas Canon around the age of five, I was awestruck by how simple the opening was, and yet how beautiful it sounded. Then the singing started and just shit all over the good mood the instrumental opening gave me.

So imagine my fucking surprise when three years later I learn that it's based on Pachelbel's Canon.

Our music teacher that year usually had some classical music playing while she taught class, and during one session this song came up. I was enjoying the instruments, getting ready for the shitty vocals to chime in (nevermind not finding it odd that a she was playing a Christmas song in the middle of April). When the song reached its end without a word spoken or sung, I immediately interrupted whatever she was talking about to ask what the song was. Some nigger in the classroom chimed in "it's that Christmas song, right?". She corrected him, and after class lent me the tape she had played that day to listen to at home.

This can definitely be pinpointed as the start of my love of classical music.
>> No. 688
  Also this is my favorite video game song. It helps me go to sleep.
>> No. 695
>>687


>literal babbys first classical song
prokofiev would like a word with you


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