Logs for ShadowRN and Associated Mailing Lists

From:	"Robert A. Hayden" <hayden@*******.MANKATO.MSUS.EDU>
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 00:39:42 -0600

Message no. 1 And now for something completely different....

I recenly order the Cyberpunk soundtrack from Gold Rush Games (I posted
information earlier last month). While I haven't gotten it, it has
gotten me to thinking... (a dangerous pastime, I know).

What music would make up the ULTIMATE Shadowrun soundtrack?

Now, before everyone starts rattling off their favourite bands and
screaming "MINE'S THE BEST", let's first take a very brief moment to look
at what makes a good soundtrack.

A movie sountrack needs to work to emphasize the motion of the scene. A
romance scene will usually have slow woodwinds or strings; an action seen
deals with harsh brasses, drums, or anything else that screams (electric
guitar). A detective investigating has hesitant woodwinds slowly drinving
you nuts with anticipation. Deaths are enhanced by slow drawn strings
(Barber's Adagio for Strings from Platoon is EXCELLENT [albiet rather
cliche'])

In addition, music MUST have "balls" to it. It shoudl be alive with raw,
unbridled emotion. In Blade Runner, Vangeliss slow synthesized pieces
were alive with energy even though they were low-key. On Bablylon 5,
"The Requiem for the Line", played during Sinclaire's flashback to the
defeat of the Terrans can actually bring a tear to your eye. The Indiana
Jones Theme brings to mind the happy days of yesteryear and the Saturday
Morning Serial. The Cure's _Burn_ from the movie "The Crow" is packed
with gobs of emotion and fit very well the fast-paced movie.

All have some kind of "balls".

So, assuming a Shadowrun story has the requiste parts of romance,
investigation, action, death, what do you put on to a 60 to 70 minute
soundtrack?

Here's some of my suggestions:
Apotheosis O Fortuna
Grand Canyon (sndtrk) Main Title
Enigma Age of Innocence
Tool Sober
Louis Armstrong Wonderful World
Enya The Celts
Conan (sndtrk) Battle of the Mound (esp last 1:45 or so)
Glen Danzig Black Aria (not sure which track from
this album)
Barber Adagio for Strings

Hmm, that's about all I can think of off the top of my head. Anyways,
you get the idea.

Let the discussion flow....

____ Robert A. Hayden <=> hayden@*******.mankato.msus.edu
\ /__ -=-=-=-=- <=> -=-=-=-=-
\/ / Finger for Geek Code Info <=> I do not necessarily speak for the
\/ Finger for PGP Public Key <=> City of Mankato or anyone else
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
(GEEK CODE 2.1) GJ/CM d- H-- s-:++>s-:+ g+ p? au+ a- w++ v* C++(++++) UL++++$
P+>++ L++$ 3- E---- N+++ K+++ W M+ V-- -po+(---)>$ Y++ t+ 5+++
j R+++$ G- tv+ b+ D+ B--- e+>++(*) u** h* f r-->+++ !n y++**

From:	"J.D. Falk" <jdfalk@****.CAIS.COM>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 16:46:01 -0500

Message no. 2 Ah, what fun this'll be. Here's a list of some of the albums
that we've listened to while playing Shadowrun; I may try to come up with
specific songs later on.

Alice in Chains Dirt
Blue Oyster Cult Spectres
Coverdale/Page [self-titled]
Dag Righteous
Drivin-N-Cryin Smoke
Jethro Tull Crest of a Knave
Led Zeppelin Boxed Set I, Boxed Set II, live bootlegs
Motorhead 1916

That's only a partial listing, based on what's in my own personal
CD collection (we haven't listened to my vinyl stuff recently.) From
other collections have come a lot of so-called "alternative" groups,
perhaps the best of which was The Cranberries.

-------------========== J.D. Falk <jdfalk@****.com> =========-------------
| "Welcome to my nightmare |
| Its the one in which I always press the button." |
| -Roy Harper |
----========== ftp://cais.com/pub/jdfalk/html/homepage.html ==========----

From:	"The Kumquat <smirk>" <CRF_BROWNJT@***.CUIS.EDU>
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 17:36:56 -0600

Message no. 3 My personal favorite for the PERFECT Shadowrun Music Is Queensryche's Empire.
Someone at FASA appears to agreee with me, because if you'll look in the SRII
rulebook, I forget which page..... One of the 'runners has a shirt which has
Empire's Logo on it.... I discovered this after my younger brother accidentally
bought the album, gave it to me, and the First thought I had after listening to
it was "This is Perfect for Shadowrun...."

Just My Two Pence.
The Kumquat.

From:	Erik S Jameson <esj@***.UUG.ARIZONA.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 17:18:40 -0700

Message no. 4 Actually, my thought on what makes a great SR soundtrack is that stuff
like Queensrych is rather out of place (personal opinion). I think that
techno or techno-indutrial mix-tapes are the ultimate. Cutting edge
electronic music mixed by cutting edge DJ's like Ron D Core, DJ Keoki,DJ Dan
(haven't heard from him in a while), and so on, including local DJ's
(such as Alex here in Tucson). You can go with cool, phat house music to
set everything up (club scenes), go with ambient or mellow trance for
slow times, and with hard-core german trance or industrial for the run
itself, or really any combat! And if you don't like tapes and prefer
CD's, there are some new CD's out that are pretty damn cool, such as
Adventures with DJ Keoki. Very cool, very hot-mixed.

Erik, a.k.a. the Whistler

From:	Nightfox <DJWA@******.UCC.NAU.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 19:10:31 -0700

Message no. 5 >Actually, my thought on what makes a great SR soundtrack is that stuff
>like Queensrych is rather out of place (personal opinion). I think that
>techno or techno-indutrial mix-tapes are the ultimate. Cutting edge

I disagree. yes Techno is good, but so is heavy metal and such.

Heck - its hard to beat Queensrych: Operation Mindcrime for good ShadowRun
music. It IS cyberpunk music.

Remember - in shadowbeat, it mentions that music which is fairly respected on
the streets is not music with good instrumentation (which can be done by
computer) but rather music with MEANING. Mindcrime fits that rather well
(as does empire). Many times I notice that techno (especially house techno)
has little meaning and is rather similar. Yes its good to dance to, but after a
while it becomes repititious.

Nightfox

From:	Skrub <mccllstr@*****.BUCKNELL.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 21:42:57 -0500

Message no. 6 >Remember - in shadowbeat, it mentions that music which is fairly respected on
>the streets is not music with good instrumentation (which can be done by
>computer) but rather music with MEANING.

Hmm, Industrial-techno type music that fits this..

NIN!!!!!!!!

Cannot top the lyrics or meaning, and in my opinion, but this is the
arguable one, the style. People who don't like it either take offense to
songs like "Closer to God", or don't like the style. The meaning though,
tops out.

Side note. Concrete Dreams has top rate instrumentation, and this is what
put them on top. They were the first true musicians to use synth-links.

For a good reference to your idea though, read _Little Heroes_. I cannot
remember the author, but it is a great view of music in an Cyberpunk setting.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Brian McCallister Skrub <mccllstr@*****.bucknell.edu>
---------------------------
Insert Quote 1 about here
---------------------------

Quote 1 - Definition of a Government
"I need a portable drill to fix my sinuses."

From:	Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@***.NEU.EDU>
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 21:49:05 -0500

Message no. 7 >>>>> "Nightfox" == Nightfox <DJWA@******.UCC.NAU.EDU>
writes:

Nightfox> I disagree. yes Techno is good, but so is heavy metal and such.

Ministry and Devo, what a combination :). If you ever want a "corporate"
theme song, check out the "Devo Corporate Anthem" sometime; it's on
"Greatest Misses".

Nightfox> Heck - its hard to beat Queensrych: Operation Mindcrime for good
Nightfox> ShadowRun music. It IS cyberpunk music.

Queensrych never impressed me. Probably because they're trying very hard to
sound like Pink Floyd, which also never really impressed me, probably
because I don't like being depressed, for some strange reason.

If you want meaning with your rebellion, how about Velvet Undergound or the
Sex Pistols.

How retro is retro? How about a swing club? Swing's just passed it's 100th
anniversary, so I'd guess there's be some kind of small ressurgeance in
"recent" history.

I could go on and on...

--
Rat <ratinox@***.neu.edu> |When not in use, Happy Fun Ball should be
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/ratinox|returned to its special container and kept
PGP Public Key: Ask for one today! |under refrigeration.

From:	Dwayne MacKinnon <910252m@******.ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 22:53:53 -0400

Message no. 8 Well,
Personally the song that sums up the Shadowrunner "attitude" for
me is "Don't Fear the Reaper" by the Blue Oyster Cult. Just MHO......

DMK

--
"I can't afford to make any exceptions. Once word gets out that a pirate has
gone soft people start to disobey him and it's nothing but work, work, work
all the time." - The Man in Black, from The Princess Bride

Dwayne MacKinnon My opinions are my own, never
910252m@******.acadiau.ca those of my employer.

From:	Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@***.NEU.EDU>
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 22:01:54 -0500

Message no. 9 >>>>> "Dwayne" == Dwayne MacKinnon
<910252m@******.ACADIAU.CA> writes:

Dwayne> Personally the song that sums up the Shadowrunner "attitude" for me
Dwayne> is "Don't Fear the Reaper" by the Blue Oyster Cult. Just MHO......

I suppose it's just me, but while BOC is one of my most favoritest bands,
and they're great mood music (and nowhere near as depressing as Pink Floyd,
not counting the stuff Moorcock wrote for them like "Veteran of the Psychic
Wars"), I'd hardly describe them as having a "Shadowrunner attitude." Or
mabye I just have a different idea as to what that kind of attitude is :).

--
Rat <ratinox@***.neu.edu> |Happy Fun Ball may stick to certain types
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/ratinox|of skin.
PGP Public Key: Ask for one today! |

From:	Dwayne MacKinnon <910252m@******.ACADIAU.CA>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 23:08:18 -0400

Message no. 10 >
> >>>>> "Dwayne" == Dwayne MacKinnon
<910252m@******.ACADIAU.CA> writes:
>
> Dwayne> Personally the song that sums up the Shadowrunner "attitude" for
me
> Dwayne> is "Don't Fear the Reaper" by the Blue Oyster Cult. Just
MHO......
>
> I suppose it's just me, but while BOC is one of my most favoritest bands,
> and they're great mood music (and nowhere near as depressing as Pink Floyd,
> not counting the stuff Moorcock wrote for them like "Veteran of the Psychic
> Wars"), I'd hardly describe them as having a "Shadowrunner attitude."
Or
> mabye I just have a different idea as to what that kind of attitude is :).
>
Well,
I just mean that a 'runner has to be ready to die at any time. Since
that's what the song's about, it seems rather appropriate to me. :)

DMK

--
"I can't afford to make any exceptions. Once word gets out that a pirate has
gone soft people start to disobey him and it's nothing but work, work, work
all the time." - The Man in Black, from The Princess Bride

Dwayne MacKinnon My opinions are my own, never
910252m@******.acadiau.ca those of my employer.

From:	Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@***.NEU.EDU>
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Sun, 6 Nov 1994 23:08:40 -0500

Message no. 11 >>>>> "Dwayne" == Dwayne MacKinnon
<910252m@******.ACADIAU.CA> writes:

Dwayne> I just mean that a 'runner has to be ready to die at any time. Since
Dwayne> that's what the song's about, it seems rather appropriate to me. :)

Ok, then it is me, because that's not what I'm hearing. It's not about
dying, but about accepting death (don't fear it) as a natural part of life.

Then again, most runners I've seen tend towards having an invulnerability
complex; it's the mercs that have the "I could be next" attitude. That's
probably what separates street meat from the professional soldier.

--
Rat <ratinox@***.neu.edu> |Warning: pregnant women, the elderly, and
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/ratinox|children under 10 should avoid prolonged
PGP Public Key: Ask for one today! |exposure to Happy Fun Ball.

From:	"Robert A. Hayden" <hayden@*******.MANKATO.MSUS.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Mon, 7 Nov 1994 18:03:54 -0600

Message no. 12 On Sun, 6 Nov 1994, The Kumquat <smirk> wrote:

> My personal favorite for the PERFECT Shadowrun Music Is Queensryche's Empire.
> Someone at FASA appears to agreee with me, because if you'll look in the SRII
> rulebook, I forget which page..... One of the 'runners has a shirt which has
> Empire's Logo on it.... I discovered this after my younger brother accidentally
> bought the album, gave it to me, and the First thought I had after listening to
> it was "This is Perfect for Shadowrun...."

Actually, Operation: Mindcrime fits with SR far far better than Empire
does (read the lyrics, it's perfect). Also, the Queensryche symbol
exists outside of the band and has for many years.

____ Robert A. Hayden <=> hayden@*******.mankato.msus.edu
\ /__ -=-=-=-=- <=> -=-=-=-=-
\/ / Finger for Geek Code Info <=> I do not necessarily speak for the
\/ Finger for PGP Public Key <=> City of Mankato or anyone else
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
(GEEK CODE 2.1) GJ/CM d- H-- s-:++>s-:+ g+ p? au+ a- w++ v* C++(++++) UL++++$
P+>++ L++$ 3- E---- N+++ K+++ W M+ V-- -po+(---)>$ Y++ t+ 5+++
j R+++$ G- tv+ b+ D+ B--- e+>++(*) u** h* f r-->+++ !n y++**

From:	"J.D. Falk" <jdfalk@****.CAIS.COM>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Mon, 7 Nov 1994 19:43:48 -0500

Message no. 13 On Sun, 6 Nov 1994, Dwayne MacKinnon wrote:

> Personally the song that sums up the Shadowrunner "attitude" for
> me is "Don't Fear the Reaper" by the Blue Oyster Cult. Just MHO......

If we're looking for songs with fit the Shadowrun attitude,
that's a completely different beast than songs which are good to listen
to to _play_ Shadowrun. Sure, there'll be some crossover -- but not a
whole lot, IMHO.
For example, as much as I like N.I.N., they'd really be too fast
and loud for a gaming environment -- though as the soundtrack for a dark,
futuristic, suspenseful kind o' thing (like the game would be if it were
in real-time) they'd do great.

-------------========== J.D. Falk <jdfalk@****.com> =========-------------
| "The Ogre philosopher Gnerdel beleived the purpose of life |
| was to live as high on the food chain as possible. |
| She refused to eat vegetarians, and preferred to live entirely |
| on creatures that preyed on sentient beings." |
| -Magic: The Gathering "Grey Ogre" |
----========== ftp://cais.com/pub/jdfalk/html/homepage.html ==========----

From:	Magister <MELLIOTT@*****.VINU.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Mon, 7 Nov 1994 23:39:36 EST

Message no. 14 I would think some of Yes's stuff should be somewhere on the list.
Not their real popular stuff, but, they have some songs that would
really fit for mages and shamans. Some of the stuff off of Tales from
Topographic Oceans, Union, and the new Talk album spring to mind.
Also, maybe a cut or two from Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe. I
could send specific titles later.
Musically yours,
The Magister
"Hear the calling of the universe..."
"The Calling" from Yes's Talk

From:	Michel Racine <racine@********.HYDRO.QC.CA>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Tue, 8 Nov 1994 09:54:40 EST

Message no. 15 Another CD that is very cool is The Crow motion picture soundtrack. I use
it presently in club and bar.

For trash session, I often put Suicidal Tendencies (Feel like shit, Lights
camera revolution & How Will I Laugh Tomorrow).

For making NPC and contact pretty weird, use classical music, and make the
NPC dance on it while talking to the players.

It adds color, n'est ce pas?

-Racine

"About, about in reel and root
The death-fires danced at night;
The water, like a witch's oils,
Burnt green, and blue and white."
-Will-O'-The-Wisp
-The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

From:	Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@***.NEU.EDU>
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Tue, 8 Nov 1994 10:12:59 -0500

Message no. 16 >>>>> "Magister" == Magister <MELLIOTT@*****.VINU.EDU>
writes:

Magister> I would think some of Yes's stuff should be somewhere on the
Magister> list. Not their real popular stuff, but, they have some songs
Magister> that would really fit for mages and shamans.

Definitely. I'd also suggest early Cocteau Twins for some interesting, and
sometimes haunting "mood music."

--
Rat <ratinox@***.neu.edu> |Ingredients of Happy Fun Ball include an
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/ratinox|unknown glowing substance which fell to
PGP Public Key: Ask for one today! |Earth, presumably from outer space.

From:	"J.D. Falk" <jdfalk@****.CAIS.COM>
Subject:	Re: Shadowrun Soundtrack
Date:	Wed, 9 Nov 1994 16:25:24 -0500

Message no. 17 On Tue, 8 Nov 1994, Michel Racine wrote:

> For making NPC and contact pretty weird, use classical music, and make the
> NPC dance on it while talking to the players.
>
> It adds color, n'est ce pas?

Interesting that I should be reading this only a few moments
after thinking the same type o' think about Jimmy Page & Robert Plant's
new version of the relatively unknown 'Zep classic "Friends." Pretty
much anything off of the new "No Quarter," plus any of the older stuff in
the vein of "Friends" ("Your Time Is Gonna Come," "That's The
Way,"
etcetera) could be used _very_ effectively to set an interesting mood,
about 20 degrees off of the usual "cyberpunk" foreboding.

"Bright light, almost blinding
Black night, still they're shining
In a star, keep on climbing,
Looking for what I knew.

Had a friend, he once told me
You got love, you ain't lonely
Now she's gone, leavin' me only
Looking for what I knew

Oooh, I'm tellin' you, now
The greatest thing you ever can do, now
Is trade a smile with someone who's blue, now
It's very easy, just to uh-uh-uh..."

jdfalk@****.com

From:	allura@***********.org (Joanna G. Hurley)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Tue, 8 Nov 2005 12:00:45 -0500

Message no. 18 Ok, so I was listening to Shanty Raid-io (internet station for Yohoho!
Puzzle Pirates), and it's not actually live, but playing a loop. Anyway,
much to my surprise I think I see the word "Shadowrun" in the
playlist...look closer...it's playing something called "Shadowrun - Dantes
Inferno".!?! So...was there a soundtrack or something made at one point? If
so, any idea if it's still available?

Thanks,
Joanna

From:	zebulingod@*****.com (Zebulin M)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Tue, 8 Nov 2005 09:08:32 -0800

Message no. 19 On 11/8/05, Joanna G. Hurley <allura@***********.org> wrote:
>
> Ok, so I was listening to Shanty Raid-io (internet station for Yohoho!
> Puzzle Pirates), and it's not actually live, but playing a loop. Anyway,
> much to my surprise I think I see the word "Shadowrun" in the
> playlist...look closer...it's playing something called "Shadowrun - Dantes
> Inferno".!?! So...was there a soundtrack or something made at one point?
> If
> so, any idea if it's still available?
>
> Thanks,
> Joanna
>

Not sure about that, but I have found plenty of the tracks from that CD on
various P2P networks before.

Zebulin

From:	gurth@******.nl (Gurth)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:16:59 +0100

Message no. 20 According to Joanna G. Hurley, on 8-11-05 18:00 the word on the street
was...

> Ok, so I was listening to Shanty Raid-io (internet station for Yohoho!
> Puzzle Pirates), and it's not actually live, but playing a loop. Anyway,
> much to my surprise I think I see the word "Shadowrun" in the
> playlist...look closer...it's playing something called "Shadowrun - Dantes
> Inferno".!?! So...was there a soundtrack or something made at one point? If
> so, any idea if it's still available?

There was a CD made in 1999 under license from FASA by one Alex Cremers
and published by Orion Design Studio as number ORCD 001. The tracklist is:

1 - Voices From The Past
2 - Cityscape 2056
3 - Native American Cruiser
4 - The Otaku (Children of the Matrix)
5 - An Eye For An Eye
6 - Shadowrun
7 - Corporate Anxiety
8 - Foreshadows
9 - Comes The Dawn
10 - Physical Security
11 - Into The Labyrinth
12 - The Arena Conflict
13 - Epilogue

Other albums published, according to the CD inlay, were:

ORCD 002 Vampire: The Masquerade - A Beast I Am
ORCD 003 Call of Cthulhu - Horror on the Orient Express
DMCD1001 Battle Themes - Aeons of Warfare
DMCD1020 Dark Themes from Beyond - Part I: Where Evil Lurks
DMCD1030 Arthur
DMCD2000 The Hunter Hunted

I don't suppose any of these will be easy to get hold of nowadays, but:
Orion Design Studio happens to have had the exact same address as The
Lonely Mountain game store in Antwerp, Belgium :) Unfortunately, that
store shut for good about two years ago, but the owner now runs Red
Dragon Games, also in Antwerp: http://www.reddragon.be/Docs/home.php (in
Dutch) so you could try to contact them (click on the link
"Contactgegevens") and see if they might still have a copy.

--
Gurth@******.nl - Stone Age: http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/index.html
Please do not read the lyrics whilst listening to the recordings.
-> Former NAGEE Editor & ShadowRN GridSec * Triangle Virtuoso <-
-> The Plastic Warriors Site: http://plastic.dumpshock.com <-

GC3.12: GAT/! d- s:- !a>? C++(---) UB+ P(+) L++ E W++(--) N o? K w-- O
M+ PS+ PE@ Y PGP- t- 5++ X(+) R+++$ tv+(++) b++@ DI- D G+ e h! !r y?
Incubated into the First Church of the Sqooshy Ball, 21-05-1998

From:	raymacey@*****.com (Ray Macey)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Wed, 9 Nov 2005 05:55:18 +1000

Message no. 21 On 11/9/05, Joanna G. Hurley <allura@***********.org> wrote:
> Ok, so I was listening to Shanty Raid-io (internet station for Yohoho!
> Puzzle Pirates), and it's not actually live, but playing a loop. Anyway,
> much to my surprise I think I see the word "Shadowrun" in the
> playlist...look closer...it's playing something called "Shadowrun - Dantes
> Inferno".!?! So...was there a soundtrack or something made at one point? If
> so, any idea if it's still available?

That was actually done by one of my fellow Brisbanites, Harmony Steel.
Quite a few years back she did a bunch of Shadowrun inspired music,
it and more of her stuff can be found here
http://www.harmonysteel.com/music/music.shtml

--
http://cyron.id.au

From:	iridios@*****.com (Iridios)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Tue, 08 Nov 2005 19:39:35 -0500

Message no. 22 >
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject:
> Shadowrun Soundtrack?
> From:
> "Joanna G. Hurley" <allura@***********.org>
> Date:
> Tue, 8 Nov 2005 12:00:45 -0500
> To:
> "'Shadowrun Discussion'" <shadowrn@*****.dumpshock.com>
>
> To:
> "'Shadowrun Discussion'" <shadowrn@*****.dumpshock.com>
>
>
>Ok, so I was listening to Shanty Raid-io (internet station for Yohoho!
>Puzzle Pirates), and it's not actually live, but playing a loop. Anyway,
>much to my surprise I think I see the word "Shadowrun" in the
>playlist...look closer...it's playing something called "Shadowrun - Dantes
>Inferno".!?! So...was there a soundtrack or something made at one point? If
>so, any idea if it's still available?
>
>Thanks,
>Joanna
>
>
Try "www.mp3.com/alarin"; If that address is still good that's where I
got my copy of Dante's Inferno plus a few other SR inspired tracks.
They're rather good, I like Intrusion Countermeasure myself.

From:	gurth@******.nl (Gurth)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Wed, 09 Nov 2005 10:57:25 +0100

Message no. 23 According to Iridios, on 9-11-05 01:39 the word on the street was...

> Try "www.mp3.com/alarin"; If that address is still good

It isn't :(

--
Gurth@******.nl - Stone Age: http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/index.html
Please do not read the lyrics whilst listening to the recordings.
-> Former NAGEE Editor & ShadowRN GridSec * Triangle Virtuoso <-
-> The Plastic Warriors Site: http://plastic.dumpshock.com <-

GC3.12: GAT/! d- s:- !a>? C++(---) UB+ P(+) L++ E W++(--) N o? K w-- O
M+ PS+ PE@ Y PGP- t- 5++ X(+) R+++$ tv+(++) b++@ DI- D G+ e h! !r y?
Incubated into the First Church of the Sqooshy Ball, 21-05-1998

From:	raymacey@*****.com (Ray Macey)
Subject:	Shadowrun Soundtrack?
Date:	Wed, 9 Nov 2005 21:19:40 +1000

Message no. 24 On 11/9/05, Gurth <gurth@******.nl> wrote:
> According to Iridios, on 9-11-05 01:39 the word on the street was...
>
> > Try "www.mp3.com/alarin"; If that address is still good

Err, I already posted the correct address...

To quote

========
That was actually done by one of my fellow Brisbanites, Harmony Steel.
Quite a few years back she did a bunch of Shadowrun inspired music,
it and more of her stuff can be found here
http://www.harmonysteel.com/music/music.shtml
========

--
http://cyron.id.au

Mailing List Logs for

Further Reading

Disclaimer