Quake2 Music

[Randy]

Looking for some nice trippy,tecno music to frag with 

[[BTF]Sigma]

Okay here we go:

Pendulum:
Hold Your Color [2006]
In Silico [2008]

Plump DJs:
A Plump Night Out [2000]
Headthrash [2008]

Prodigy:
Fat of the Land [1997]
Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned [2004]

The Crystal Method:
Vegas [1997]
Legion of Boom [2004]

Justice:
Cross [2005]

These are just starters for you. Each of those albums hold at least 3 great tracks to frag to. Not sure what you meant by "trippy" though.

There are four main catagories I'd split techno into:

Tance  - (heavy on the synth, sounds very scifi, uplifting)
House  - (usually has a vocal with it, played heavily in the clubs, good beat)
Breaks  - (an irregular beat looped, funky as hell)
Drum and Base(DnB) and Jungle - (Kicks your ears like they were crying babies at an expensive restaurant)

I love breaks and dnb while I do just about anything.

[playboy]

i prefer trance, DJ eternity has some good shit

[Edm-Dude]

Tiesto!!! 

I tend to listen to more classic rock when I'm playing QII
One song which fits QII perfectly is the Offsprings: Never Gonna Find Me 

[Randy]

Okay here we go:

Pendulum:
Hold Your Color [2006]
In Silico [2008]

Plump DJs:
A Plump Night Out [2000]
Headthrash [2008]

Prodigy:
Fat of the Land [1997]
Always Outnumbered Never Outgunned [2004]

The Crystal Method:
Vegas [1997]
Legion of Boom [2004]

Justice:
Cross [2005]

These are just starters for you. Each of those albums hold at least 3 great tracks to frag to. Not sure what you meant by "trippy" though.

There are four main catagories I'd split techno into:

Tance  - (heavy on the synth, sounds very scifi, uplifting)
House  - (usually has a vocal with it, played heavily in the clubs, good beat)
Breaks  - (an irregular beat looped, funky as hell)
Drum and Base(DnB) and Jungle - (Kicks your ears like they were crying babies at an expensive restaurant)

I love breaks and dnb while I do just about anything.

wat 'breaks' are listed above? or wat would you recommend?

[[BTF]Sigma]

TCM, Plump, Prodigy

The thing about breaks is that the real good tracks lay in the remixes. If you want a comprehensive guide: Annie Nightingale's break Compendium
Annie Nightingale's break Compendium

You will find that she has put together a list of producers and DJs that is quite robust. I listen to her radio show on the BBC radio1 site and am impressed by all the talent she showcases.

[HabibGoatAss]

BS Music -

here's what you need

Neil Diamond
Barry Manilow
Rod Steward (the later years)
&
Paul Anka

That's what you need . . .

[The Happy Friar]

put in the Camageddon 1 disc.  Awesome music. 

[DaHanG]

Jeff Loomis - Zero Order Phase

[lidz]

Tiesto!!! 

I tend to listen to more classic rock when I'm playing QII
One song which fits QII perfectly is the Offsprings: Never Gonna Find Me 

Offspring is classic rock?!?!  Ohh shit that means I am getting old...

[[BTF]EyEsTrAiN]

I would suggest some Aphex Twin. "Come to Daddy" is always good to frag by.

Squarepusher, Mindless Self Indulgence, VCR, KMFDM, and Meat Beat Manifesto are nice to frag to. Older Nine Inch Nails (the song "Sin" for example), work well too.

But fragging to Gwar is still the best. 

[[BTF]DeathStalker]

Any and all fast heavy metal/hair metal frome the late 70s and 80's will get your adrenaline pumping nicely.

[Chocobo Joe]

Jean Michele Jarre is ok, as long asyou are patient

[HabibGoatAss]

Any and all fast heavy metal/hair metal frome the late 70s and 80's will get your adrenaline pumping nicely.

Hmm perhaps not - my best quake grooves happened with the 70's funk and surprisingly James Brown's "Git up off o' that thang" . . .

Hahah



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