Evo Theme Song Music
Oct 30, 2004, 06:42 AM
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"All your Base are Belong to us"
(You techno guys or old school gamers will know what I'm talking about)
I think he meant what song do you find as the appropriate "Theme" for your car when driving..
Ever go for a drive, and have a good CD playing, or something else, and it just strikes you "This could be a scene from a movie" Its that kinda thing..
(You techno guys or old school gamers will know what I'm talking about)
I think he meant what song do you find as the appropriate "Theme" for your car when driving..
Ever go for a drive, and have a good CD playing, or something else, and it just strikes you "This could be a scene from a movie" Its that kinda thing..
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Sometimes the right song, at the right time makes a subtle memory in and of itself. I definitely recommend putting your own personal soundtrack together. I think most people do that anyway, but if not, thats my plug for it.
Here's the rest of my most common playlist.
I like it (original mix) by Narcotic Thrust
Let's Go by Trick Daddy
Tilt Ya Head Back by Nelly and Christina Aguilera
Slayed by Overseer
It's on, E40 (featuring Bone Crusher)
As the Rush Comes (radio edit) by Motorcycle
Kung Fu Fighting, Carl Douglas
Tear it UP, Yung Wun/DMX
Smile by Vitamin C
Shoots and Ladders, Korn
Make my Dreams come true, Apollo 440
Now we are Free, Hans Zimmer
Here's the rest of my most common playlist.
I like it (original mix) by Narcotic Thrust
Let's Go by Trick Daddy
Tilt Ya Head Back by Nelly and Christina Aguilera
Slayed by Overseer
It's on, E40 (featuring Bone Crusher)
As the Rush Comes (radio edit) by Motorcycle
Kung Fu Fighting, Carl Douglas
Tear it UP, Yung Wun/DMX
Smile by Vitamin C
Shoots and Ladders, Korn
Make my Dreams come true, Apollo 440
Now we are Free, Hans Zimmer
Oct 30, 2004, 10:54 AM
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How people consider rap/r&b driving music boggles my mind.....
Id go with some heavy metal chords, or some real punk...(not that crappy pop punk bs that all the kids love these days...)
cKy's 96 Quite Bitter Beings seems to do the job nicely. (Not punk or real heavy, but damn good)
I dont know though, Im just a regular Lancer guy.......
Id go with some heavy metal chords, or some real punk...(not that crappy pop punk bs that all the kids love these days...)
cKy's 96 Quite Bitter Beings seems to do the job nicely. (Not punk or real heavy, but damn good)
I dont know though, Im just a regular Lancer guy.......
Oct 30, 2004, 10:57 AM
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Mickey B. - Take Me Baby
Most Initial D Music
Crystal Method - Born Too Slow (and others)
Paul Oakenfold - Swordfish Soundtrack and some Ibiza albums
That's me for Techno
Daniel
Most Initial D Music
Crystal Method - Born Too Slow (and others)
Paul Oakenfold - Swordfish Soundtrack and some Ibiza albums
That's me for Techno
Daniel
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