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12/31/69 7:00 pm | #1

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01/13/11 11:55 am | #2

When I am playing World of Warcraft I listen to either my Meshuggah or Nine Inch Nails playlists, each of which as all their albums in order.

On Xbox, I keep a lot of random stuff but it's mostly death & black metal. I agree it goes well with action games. When I play racing games I usually turn off all soundtracks/music. Same for when I play shooters online, so I can hear locations and things like footsteps better.

When I play Super Street Fighter 4 I like to sometimes load up a playlist of all the original 16 bit versions of the stage songs from 2.

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01/13/11 11:58 am | #3

depends. if its force unleashed, i always listen to Five Finger Death Punch's "Way of the Fist" album. Bad Company 1 or 2- Austrian Death Machine (preferably their first album Total Brutal). if its any other game, i usually play Fear Factory, Sybreed, Meshuggah, Violent Work of Art, Combichrist, Korpiklaani, Eluveitie, or A DARK HALO. but if im in a REALLY good mood i'll spit harsh language while blaring Techno like Pendulum, Alice Deejay, Eiffel 65, or Deadmau5. really throws people off.

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01/13/11 12:03 pm | #4

Quote by Meta:

On Xbox, I keep a lot of random stuff but it's mostly death & black metal.

If you keep listening to black metal, you'll be looked down on by God. Your soul will be taken to a place of torment, fire, and brimstone.

On the bright side, they do have burritos.

EDIT: On topic, I'm too lazy to change soundtracks.

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01/13/11 12:04 pm | #5

Quote by Revelation1318:

Quote by Meta:

On Xbox, I keep a lot of random stuff but it's mostly death & black metal.

If you keep listening to black metal, you'll be looked down on by God. Your soul will be taken to a place of torment, fire, and brimstone.

On the bright side, they do have burritos.

so in other words, God will banish Meta to Taco Bell. :rofl:

:rofl:

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01/13/11 12:08 pm | #6

I listen to whatever sound the game is producing. I find extra music distracting.

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01/13/11 12:10 pm | #7

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depends. if its force unleashed, i always listen to Five Finger Death Punch's "Way of the Fist" album. Bad Company 1 or 2- Austrian Death Machine (preferably their first album Total Brutal). if its any other game, i usually play Fear Factory, Sybreed, Meshuggah, Violent Work of Art, Combichrist, Korpiklaani, Eluveitie, or A DARK HALO. but if im in a REALLY good mood i'll spit harsh language while blaring Techno like Pendulum, Alice Deejay, Eiffel 65, or Deadmau5. really throws people off.

No offense to you since it's just a matter of opinion or preference...but if someone is blaring music or cussing their head off in a game....you can guarantee I will immediately mute them. People don't want to hear your music, you want to hear your music.

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01/13/11 12:11 pm | #8

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Typically when im playing action games with a lot of killing I tend to like to have face paced thrash metal going from Slayer, Sodom, Kreator to Evile but cant forget the Six Feet Under. But when it comes to Racing & Sports I got more groove, doom metal, or some 80s hair metal or even hook up some Tech n9ne, Necro & Three Six Mafia. Do you listen to a specific genre when playing certain games?

oh, if you like Six Feet Under be sure to check out my monthly Metal Albums Due out this Month thread. it contains everything a good metalhead needs to look forward to.

12/31/69 7:00 pm | #9

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01/13/11 12:15 pm | #10

Quote by MTB Mamba:

Quote by Chaind Insanity:

depends. if its force unleashed, i always listen to Five Finger Death Punch's "Way of the Fist" album. Bad Company 1 or 2- Austrian Death Machine (preferably their first album Total Brutal). if its any other game, i usually play Fear Factory, Sybreed, Meshuggah, Violent Work of Art, Combichrist, Korpiklaani, Eluveitie, or A DARK HALO. but if im in a REALLY good mood i'll spit harsh language while blaring Techno like Pendulum, Alice Deejay, Eiffel 65, or Deadmau5. really throws people off.

No offense to you since it's just a matter of opinion or preference...but if someone is blaring music or cussing their head off in a game....you can guarantee I will immediately mute them. People don't want to hear your music, you want to hear your music.

i was joking with that part. ive come into too many matches where some guy thinks it's cool to throw on random music that he's so sure people will like. i keep my music to a bare minimum, and do not blare it over a mic. but i do cuss. quite frequently. not like a little kid who just discovered the F word but still enough to get my frustration out. a little "Fuck you man" here, a bit of "up yours asshole" there. the basics.

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01/13/11 12:22 pm | #11

pink floyd. Its so mellow and it help me concentrate.

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01/13/11 1:32 pm | #12

^^^^ dark side of the moon ftw

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01/13/11 6:45 pm | #13

I get down with some metal, rock, and some alternative. But I what I generally listen to when playing games is the metal bending sound of the wife, bitching about the trash and dishes. Yes that was a joke about the wife, and that makes it FTW!!!!!

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01/13/11 7:37 pm | #14

Smooth jazz...Boney James, Najee, Art Porter, etc. The curse of playing Alto Saxophone.

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