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So last Saturday we was all at a party. Music pumpin everyone going nuts. all modern Electronic music from old school junlge to techno. Suddenly me mate off his tits turns it all off and throws this track on.
http://youtu.be/0QdbeM2JWYE
I've never seen a house almost fall over with everyone linking arms & bouncing off the walls. Twas epic, twas drunken (and worse) madness. smurfing surreal goi9ng from hardcore breaks to this but it was epic.
In summary. What Song makes you mortals feel epic?
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Originally Posted by Cuchulainn
After this, I don't think anyone's allowed to respond.
My auntie gives a roaring rendition of that great tune!
Any trad music usually gets me up and going.
WARRIOR MAN!
Nice tune mo cara.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete for President
@Donal ya gotta come up to belfast sometime lad.
It makes me wish I was in an action anime.
I hate myself for saying this, but currently the theme tune to Magnum PI. It's partly because of those bloody Money Supermarket adverts.
Certainly! Although I will be up in Derry next year for a week for the Fleadh Ceoil. It's the first time it's being held in the north. You should come over to it if your not at anything since it's near you. I guarantee you will not be disappointed - great craic!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuchulainn
If we're going all patriotic epic songs, then it is obviously this:
Swansea City fans sing Hymns & Arias at Wembley 2011 - YouTube
http://youtu.be/BaAmz7Dx2ic (I was about 50 yards to the left)
Nothing better than being at the Liberty and hearing Hymns and Arias being belted out. Sends chills down my spine just remembering it at Wembley.
As soon as the lyrics kick in at 1:07 :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuchulainn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkAe30aEG5c
On a rather more serious note, the hymn Jerusalem never ceases to make the hairs on the back of my neck stand-up. I love it - it's one of the few songs/poems I know all the words to! Singing it in a hall with several thousand other people a few years ago felt pretty extraordinary.
Two Steps From Hell.
Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin songs always make me feel infinite on a long drive on a long stretch of country road. :)
I hate to be pedantic but the poem is called "And did those feet in ancient time". the Music that someone threw the poem on is called Jerusalem. Written a few centuries later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heath
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Barrett's Privateers
You have to be an Atlantic Canadian to get it.
http://i.imgur.com/UMi1N.gif
OH trout, EPIC MANEUVER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UauE...eature=related
Warren Haynes can do whatever he wants and I can too.
The Blake poem is called that, you're correct, but as the thread is about songs, and I'm referring to the poem set to music by Parry rather than the original Blake poem, I felt it more appropriate to refer to it as Jerusalem.Quote:
Originally Posted by CuchulainnI hate to be pedantic but the poem is called "And did those feet in ancient time". the Music that someone threw the poem on is called Jerusalem. Written a few centuries later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heath
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Word. :)
That, and also this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Quinter Wonderland
Audiomachine - Transcendence
Nine in the Afternoon makes me feel pretty damn awesome no matter what kind of mood I'm in.
The Dark Knight Theme
Rilo Kiley - Spectacular Views on full volume.
The Refused were way ahead of their time. Great group.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lone Wolf LeonhartAs soon as the lyrics kick in at 1:07 :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cuchulainn
Refused - New Noise (video) - YouTube
One of my favorites, Jeff!Quote:
Originally Posted by Agent Proto
I have many that get me going, but this one is the current go to song.
EToS-Lost Rune of Thunder