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I like the music from the first Transformers movie, as well as Pacific Rim and the various Star Wars soundtracks. I also listen to a lot of Two Steps From Hell. That is epic music!
My armies (re-counted and updated on 11/7/24, including modeled wargear options):
Dark Angels: ~16000 Astra Militarum: ~1200 | Imperial Knights: ~2300 | Leagues of Votann: ~1300 | Tyranids: ~3400 | Stormcast Eternals: ~5000 | Kruleboyz: ~3500 | Lumineth Realm-Lords: ~700
Check out my P&M Blogs: ZergSmasher's P&M Blog | Imperial Knights blog | Board Games blog | Total models painted in 2024: 40 | Total models painted in 2025: 25 | Current main painting project: Tomb Kings
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Listening alot to country music. Its Weird. I know it is pandering music, and that alot of these stars have never even been in a small town or even seen a tractor, but I enjoy it.
There's four soundtracks albums I keep ready, mostly when I'm building and painting, in no order. Original star wars album, Band of Brothers, The Hobbit and the Fury album.
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I've been listening to a lot of Alestorm recently.
Heavy Metal Pirates, what's not to love
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If the thought of something makes me giggle for longer than 15 seconds, I am to assume that I am not allowed to do it. item 87, skippys list
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I realized I haven't listened to a Pelican album in a long time so I quickly remedied that.
Six songs that clock in at a little over 50 minutes total. Dense and heavy.
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I just discovered Snail's House the other day. Along with Nujabes it makes good background music for painting. Well when I feel like instrumental stuff.
I basically listen to everything besides country, hip hop and whatever pace bend crap tries to call itself a genre.
At the moment, I've mostly been listening to the Talib Kweli I have in my library... while driving for Lyft I switch up to more instrumental stuff ... like The Beastie Boys 'The Mix-Up' or the Black Keys 'The Big Come Up'... after a days work I bust out the ABBA...