Mood Music

[Sir Nate]

Robin hood 2010
soundtrack
Trust me.

[Timothy]

Sirs,



This is the first song from the Oscar winning Score The Lion in Winter by John Barry, 1968.

Regis regum rectissimi
prope est dies domini,
dies irae et vindictae,
tenebrarum et nebulae,
diesque mirabilium
tonitruorum fortium,
dies quoque angustiae,
maeroris ac tristitae.

Day of the king most righteous,
The day is nigh at hand,
The day of wrath and vengeance,
And darkness on the land.
Day of thick clounds and voices,
Of mighty thundering,
A day of narrow anguish
And bitter sorrowing.

Tim

You never said what mood

[B. Patricius]

Absolutely awesome song Mr. Gallagher!  Well done!  It's interesting, but you can hear where John Williams got his inspiration in that song, most definitely.  It's awesome.

here's one for you all 

Heather Alexander - "March of Cambreadth" awesome song... and again with war fast approaching, I can't think of a better song to work on my galloglaigh kit.

[Timothy]

Thank you honored page of the order. Your selection was awesome as well.

I know it is from the 18th century but



BTW it's Tim


Tim

[Sir William]

Robin hood 2010
soundtrack
Trust me.

It is a good one; most soundtracks for medieval movies with a decent budget are pretty good.  KoH, Arn come to mind.

[Sir Douglas]

Most of the stuff I would have suggested has already been mentioned. You guys have good tastes.

I'll add some Faun into the mix:



And some Adrian von Ziegler:

[B. Patricius]

I found Adrian von Ziegler last night.  His stuff is amazing!
I've been listening to this:

as I cram for war.  It's a great song that lends itself well to a long repeat.

[Ian]

This always stuck with me:

[Sir James A]

Ha! Never thought anyone else would even know who Von Ziegler is! Check out his requiem album, too; it's not medieval, it's a bit of mixture, but it's how I first found him. He also has a "2 hours of celtic music" mix on YouTube (he posted it himself, it's legit).. it's only about 80 minutes, not a full 2 hours, but still cool.

[B. Patricius]

I know these are definitely modern, and it is Linkin Park.  But for me, they've always been there since graduating High School and signing up.  They're still there for me now, and I do enjoy listening to them before a tournament.

I listen to these three in this order to help meditate before a tournament.  Helps put things in perspective and for me, why I do what I do when they say "and salute to those that hold your favour"






I also didn't put up the music videos, they're all very good.  Just Castle of Glass especially hits home hard for me, and I'm sure it does others here as well.  If you wish to see those, and if you haven't please do so, they're excellent.

[Sir James A]

This might be a big throwback (Sega CD!):



Stumbled on it and remembered how much I liked it as a teenager. The lyrics are pretty awesome considering it was done specifically for a video game.

[Justin]

The Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament soundtrack really does it for me. The music that they use for the show is beautiful and perfectly suits whatever mood they are trying to portray, be it a battle or the horse show.

[Joshua Santana]

Mood music for me right here.

[Sir Rodney]

Saxon - Crusader was on of my favorites back in the day. 

I also like Rondellus - Sabbatum: Medieval Tribute to Black Sabbath.   

[Sir Nate]

My friend introduced me to this band and Album. I've only really listened to this song though.