What music do you want to see ingame? The new patch is coming soon and i want to add some music. But only the best. Suggest anything which fits into the fallout theme. So things from bioshock would also fit in too.
Can I send you a list of fallout music?
I could just go about listing Galaxy News Radio songs or Radio New Vegas songs, but I wont. Instead, I'll list the 2 or 3 songs that I extremely like.
New Vegas Radio - Ain't that a kick in the Head by Dean Martin (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-p5B1WxOqs#)
Black Mountain Radio - Big Iron by Marty Robbins (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azI-nuFSUYE#)
Fallout 3 Soundtrack - Maybe (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xorWgC8vf3I#ws)
Quote from: gamerhead on 29-03-2011
Can I send you a list of fallout music?
Post it here. and thank you Wolfinton.
GNR Songs
* Mighty, Mighty Man by Roy Brown
* Let's Go Sunning by Jack Shaindlin
* Anything Goes by Cole Porter
* I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire by The Ink Spots
* Way Back Home by Bob Crosby & The Bobcats
* Butcher Pete (Part 1) by Roy Brown
* A Wonderful Guy by Tex Beneke
* Crazy He Calls Me by Billie Holiday
* Civilization by Danny Kaye with the Andrews Sisters
* Easy Living by Billie Holiday
* Happy Times by Bob Crosby & The Bobcats
* Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall by The Ink Spots featuring Ella Fitzgerald
* Maybe by The Ink Spots
* I'm Tickled Pink by Jack Shaindlin
* Boogie Man by Sid Phillips
* Jolly Days by Gerhard Trede
* Fox Boogie by Gerhard Trede
* Swing Doors by Allan Gray
* Rhythm For You by Eddy Christiani
* Jazzy Interlude by Billy Munn
Enclave Radio
* Stars and Stripes by John Philip Sousa
* America the Beautiful by Samuel A. Ward
* Dixie by Daniel Decatur Emmett
* Marine's Hymn by Jacques Offenbach
* The Battle Hymn of the Republic by Various Artists
* Hail, Columbia by Various Artists
* The Washington Post by Various Artists
* Yankee Doodle by Various Artists
These are all the fallout 3 songs.
The only actual music in fallout 2
A Kiss to Build a Dream On, a song by Louis Armstrong
Fallout 1 had only one song they moved on to fallout 3 and it was Mabye by the Ink Spots
I have a few songs I would liek to see added, but this one is my favorite of them all, and the most fitting too.
Tom Lehrer - We Will All Go Together When We Go (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69AaPrJe0b8#)
Louis Armstrong - When The Saints Go Marching In (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyLjbMBpGDA#)
COUGH LOUIS ARMSTRONG COUGH.
How about the original fallout 1 soundtrack?
This is actually oddly convinient. I had an interesting idea today.
What if we set up an online radio station? I've known people to run internet radio stations before--but I also know there's a mod in Gmod Toybox that allows you to listen to particular channels. Or so I think that's what it does.
Would it be possible to make an in-game radio that links to such an online channel--then someone makess a server for the channel playing all pre-war music? Shit, I got a voice for radio. :P Though I don't have the attention span to set up Winamp again to do it myself.
But the radios in the wasteland, rather than play set media, could play these streamed tracks. My only worry is if, bandwidth-wise, it'd be feasable.
Johnny Cash - 'Hurt" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o22eIJDtKho#)
The Chords - Sh-Boom (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBgQezOF8kY#)
Frank Sinatra - That's Life (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIiUqfxFttM#)
The Beatles - Yellow Submarine (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_cwWP5Qf1k#)
Chordettes - Lollipop (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rYoRaxgOE0#)
The Beach Boys Singing Barbara Ann (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wbMqRO6lnc#)
The Andrews Sisters - Beat Me Daddy Eight To The Bar
Golden Gate Quartet - My Time Done Come (Definite PK song)
The Ink Spots + Ella Fitzgerald - I'm Making Believe
Hossier Hot Shots - I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones)
Amos Milburn - Atomic Baby - MUST INCLUDE THIS
Burt Ambrose Orchestra - The Old Man of the Mountain
Bob Hope - Buttons and Bows
Kay Kyser - Slow Boat To China
Al Jolson - Are You Lonesome Tonight
The Charioteers - Ezekiel Saw The Wheel
The Southern Sons Quartet - Praise The Lord and Pass The Ammunition
Bing Crosby - Singing on a Star
Golden Gate Quartet - Atom And Evil - ALSO VITAL
I'll upload my collection to rapidshare, there's around a hundred there.
Quote from: Spades_Neil on 29-03-2011
This is actually oddly convinient. I had an interesting idea today.
What if we set up an online radio station? I've known people to run internet radio stations before--but I also know there's a mod in Gmod Toybox that allows you to listen to particular channels. Or so I think that's what it does.
Would it be possible to make an in-game radio that links to such an online channel--then someone makess a server for the channel playing all pre-war music? Shit, I got a voice for radio. :P Though I don't have the attention span to set up Winamp again to do it myself.
But the radios in the wasteland, rather than play set media, could play these streamed tracks. My only worry is if, bandwidth-wise, it'd be feasable.
I could easily arrange this.
Butcher Pete.
Also, should we stick to songs made before the great war? Like only songs made in 1950s?
Or songs made to sound like classic music of that era?
Or just any song can be suggested?
Quote from: Pink! on 29-03-2011
Quote from: Spades_Neil on 29-03-2011
This is actually oddly convinient. I had an interesting idea today.
What if we set up an online radio station? I've known people to run internet radio stations before--but I also know there's a mod in Gmod Toybox that allows you to listen to particular channels. Or so I think that's what it does.
Would it be possible to make an in-game radio that links to such an online channel--then someone makess a server for the channel playing all pre-war music? Shit, I got a voice for radio. :P Though I don't have the attention span to set up Winamp again to do it myself.
But the radios in the wasteland, rather than play set media, could play these streamed tracks. My only worry is if, bandwidth-wise, it'd be feasable.
I could easily arrange this.
Note: Edit button.
Also you have a lot of talk, but not once have you done anything you said you could easily do.
Quote from: Khorn on 29-03-2011
Butcher Pete.
Also, should we stick to songs made before the great war? Like only songs made in 1950s?
Or songs made to sound like classic music of that era?
Or just any song can be suggested?
Yea, Wont be normal having a more modern song.
Quote from: Turkey on 29-03-2011
Quote from: Pink! on 29-03-2011
Quote from: Spades_Neil on 29-03-2011
This is actually oddly convinient. I had an interesting idea today.
What if we set up an online radio station? I've known people to run internet radio stations before--but I also know there's a mod in Gmod Toybox that allows you to listen to particular channels. Or so I think that's what it does.
Would it be possible to make an in-game radio that links to such an online channel--then someone makess a server for the channel playing all pre-war music? Shit, I got a voice for radio. :P Though I don't have the attention span to set up Winamp again to do it myself.
But the radios in the wasteland, rather than play set media, could play these streamed tracks. My only worry is if, bandwidth-wise, it'd be feasable.
I could easily arrange this.
Note: Edit button.
Also you have a lot of talk, but not once have you done anything you said you could easily do.
I often fail to follow-through. I have seven playermodels, one photoshop file, and soon I shall have one Shoutcast server in my 'todo HGN' folder.
Bob Dylan-Like a Rolling Stone
CCR-Fortunate son,Bad moon,Run through the jungle,Proud Mary
Rare Earth-Here I come
America-Horse with no name
Jefferson Airplane-Somebody to love,White rabbit
Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man
Rolling Stones-Satisfaction,Sympathy for the Devil
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas- Nowhere to Run
The Boxtops-The letter
Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
The Doors-Light my fire
The Kinks-All day and all of the night
Elvis Presley-Hound Dog,Blue suede shoes
All this shit is 50,60s and 1 song is early 70s rock
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 29-03-2011
Bob Dylan-Like a Rolling Stone
CCR-Fortunate son,Bad moon,Run through the jungle,Proud Mary
Rare Earth-Here I come
America-Horse with no name
Jefferson Airplane-Somebody to love,White rabbit
Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man
Rolling Stones-Satisfaction,Sympathy for the Devil
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas- Nowhere to Run
The Boxtops-The letter
Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
The Doors-Light my fire
The Kinks-All day and all of the night
Elvis Presley-Hound Dog,Blue suede shoes
All this shit is 50,60s and 1 song is early 70s rock
You've got your years out of whack for Fallout, hun. :)
My collection of music from the 30s and 40s... (http://filesmelt.com/dl/Fallout_Music.rar)
Quote from: Pink! on 29-03-2011
Quote from: Turkey on 29-03-2011
Quote from: Pink! on 29-03-2011
Quote from: Spades_Neil on 29-03-2011
This is actually oddly convinient. I had an interesting idea today.
What if we set up an online radio station? I've known people to run internet radio stations before--but I also know there's a mod in Gmod Toybox that allows you to listen to particular channels. Or so I think that's what it does.
Would it be possible to make an in-game radio that links to such an online channel--then someone makess a server for the channel playing all pre-war music? Shit, I got a voice for radio. :P Though I don't have the attention span to set up Winamp again to do it myself.
But the radios in the wasteland, rather than play set media, could play these streamed tracks. My only worry is if, bandwidth-wise, it'd be feasable.
I could easily arrange this.
Note: Edit button.
Also you have a lot of talk, but not once have you done anything you said you could easily do.
I often fail to follow-through. I have seven playermodels, one photoshop file, and soon I shall have one Shoutcast server in my 'todo HGN' folder.
Procrastination strikes again!
Why do you think I'm playing Fallout RP so much instead of doing my overdue college papers? :D
Quote from: Pink! on 30-03-2011
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 29-03-2011
Bob Dylan-Like a Rolling Stone
CCR-Fortunate son,Bad moon,Run through the jungle,Proud Mary
Rare Earth-Here I come
America-Horse with no name
Jefferson Airplane-Somebody to love,White rabbit
Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man
Rolling Stones-Satisfaction,Sympathy for the Devil
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas- Nowhere to Run
The Boxtops-The letter
Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
The Doors-Light my fire
The Kinks-All day and all of the night
Elvis Presley-Hound Dog,Blue suede shoes
All this shit is 50,60s and 1 song is early 70s rock
You've got your years out of whack for Fallout, hun. :)
My collection of music from the 30s and 40s... (http://filesmelt.com/dl/Fallout_Music.rar)
But Fallout world is Pseudo-50 stylization.And We need some rock
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 30-03-2011
Quote from: Pink! on 30-03-2011
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 29-03-2011
Bob Dylan-Like a Rolling Stone
CCR-Fortunate son,Bad moon,Run through the jungle,Proud Mary
Rare Earth-Here I come
America-Horse with no name
Jefferson Airplane-Somebody to love,White rabbit
Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man
Rolling Stones-Satisfaction,Sympathy for the Devil
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas- Nowhere to Run
The Boxtops-The letter
Count Five - Psychotic Reaction
The Doors-Light my fire
The Kinks-All day and all of the night
Elvis Presley-Hound Dog,Blue suede shoes
All this shit is 50,60s and 1 song is early 70s rock
You've got your years out of whack for Fallout, hun. :)
My collection of music from the 30s and 40s... (http://filesmelt.com/dl/Fallout_Music.rar)
But Fallout world is Pseudo-50 stylization.And We need some rock
I always felt it was closer to the 40s, a time of swing and rock n' roll - rock less like CCR, and more like this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78e-QaA5BBo#). Maybe as far as the early fifties, but mostly focused on the morality after World War II, that wonderful, swinging time. It 'locked in' around that time after World War II.
We'll Meet Again (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHcunREYzNY#)
This song is beautiful, by the way. Not sure if it's been posted yet.
Pink we can argue this till days on end but they both fit the timeline
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 30-03-2011
Pink we can argue this till days on end but they both fit the timeline
Actually, I disagree; CCR does not fit the tone of Fallout, as an example. It is far more reminiscent of the Vietnam War.
Remember, songs and cultural staples become more popular after they are released, hence the frequency of 30s, 40s, and 50s culture in Fallout.
I mean the Vietnam war had to of happen in Fallout time line and why were only songs for the 40s,30s saved there would be atleast be some form of Rock music
Not really, the world stopped evolving in about the 40s and 50s era. Rock may have started, but it be rare. Almost completely unheard of.
Most citizens before the war would never listen to it because people hated change and would call it Communist music or something.
Music should be rare as is, so you need to find music that existed during and before the 50s in large quantities.
And Vietnam War never happened.
Would "House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals be considered too modern?
Frank Sinatra - BlueMoon?
Marty Robbins Sings - Big Iron (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzGxExrzGiY#)
Quote from: SGT-Spartans on 30-03-2011
Marty Robbins Sings - Big Iron (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzGxExrzGiY#)
I love that song soooo damn much But I hate Johnny guitar
Bill Haley - Rock Around The Clock (1956) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5fsqYctXgM#)
Holy CRAP we cannot have ALL of this music.
Everyone should DEFINITELY just reduce thier suggestions to ONE SONG EACH
Otherwise we'll have fucking 500 mp3 and wav files cluttering the server and the content packs, I mean wow.
Ben E King - Stand By Me (Legendado) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxRyPKYlIsc#)
This one the BEST songs in history and sounds Fallout-ish if you listen
Webb Pierce - More And More (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp1oS3L7su8#)
More and more - Webb Pierce
From The hill's have eyes aswell :P
CD cut: The Little Man Who Wasn't There - Glenn Miller & his Orch., 1939 (orig. Bluebird 10358) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQcsWUIAvqc#)
The Little Man Who Wasn't There
From year 1937 i think it would fit...but not sure,you decide.
STILL BEING STUBBORN HERE.
Now seeing in Fallout,Fallout 2,NV you can see MANY MANY weapons developed and made in the 60,70s,80s.
Examples are the Desert Eagle .44,H&K G11,FN P90,FN FAL. Now the Service rifle and assault carbine bring to the table that counter culture DID HAPPEN due to the US wanting a more reliable rifle in Vietnam.
Soo 50s and 60s rock is present in the universe
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 31-03-2011
STILL BEING STUBBORN HERE.
Now seeing in Fallout,Fallout 2,NV you can see MANY MANY weapons developed and made in the 60,70s,80s.
Examples are the Desert Eagle .44,H&K G11,FN P90,FN FAL. Now the Service rifle and assault carbine bring to the table that counter culture DID HAPPEN due to the US wanting a more reliable rifle in Vietnam.
Soo 50s and 60s rock is present in the universe
50's yes. 60's not so much.
Remember how the Fallout world is. The 50's style culture was basically frozen in time for the rest of the United States' existence. The rest of technology basically proceeded unhindered--even going above and beyond.
Quote from: Spades_Neil on 31-03-2011
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 31-03-2011
STILL BEING STUBBORN HERE.
Now seeing in Fallout,Fallout 2,NV you can see MANY MANY weapons developed and made in the 60,70s,80s.
Examples are the Desert Eagle .44,H&K G11,FN P90,FN FAL. Now the Service rifle and assault carbine bring to the table that counter culture DID HAPPEN due to the US wanting a more reliable rifle in Vietnam.
Soo 50s and 60s rock is present in the universe
50's yes. 60's not so much.
Remember how the Fallout world is. The 50's style culture was basically frozen in time for the rest of the United States' existence. The rest of technology basically proceeded unhindered--even going above and beyond.
If the technology proceeded unhindered, then why in the hell there are no laptops, only 60' like terminals ?
Your argument is invalid. Rather than on electronics, the technology was focused on nuclear technology.
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Quote from: Spades_Neil on 31-03-2011
Quote from: RG4ORDR on 31-03-2011
STILL BEING STUBBORN HERE.
Now seeing in Fallout,Fallout 2,NV you can see MANY MANY weapons developed and made in the 60,70s,80s.
Examples are the Desert Eagle .44,H&K G11,FN P90,FN FAL. Now the Service rifle and assault carbine bring to the table that counter culture DID HAPPEN due to the US wanting a more reliable rifle in Vietnam.
Soo 50s and 60s rock is present in the universe
50's yes. 60's not so much.
Remember how the Fallout world is. The 50's style culture was basically frozen in time for the rest of the United States' existence. The rest of technology basically proceeded unhindered--even going above and beyond.
If the technology proceeded unhindered, then why in the hell there are no laptops, only 60' like terminals ?
Your argument is invalid. Rather than on electronics, the technology was focused on nuclear technology.
Technology progressed down a different route.
Whereas we compressed from vacuum tubes down into capacitors, transistors etc. the ages of fallout unlocked the secrets of eternal energy, bulky circuits etc.
Obviously, none of this applies to ballistic stuff, as we see AK-47s, Deagles and the like in New Vegas, as well as a FEW FEW things in Fallout 2
I'm going to OBVIOUSLY argue things like Elvis were in the game.
Alongside this I'm going to say the cut-off date is Disco aka the 50s.
Anything beyond that is irrational; Should the Fallout timeline generated more leisure material (TV, Radio etc.) it would've never developed flat screens nor would music have evolved at all, especially when embroiled in a war.
To say "ZOMG M16 = VIETNAM MUST HAVE HAPPENED!11!!one!" is invalid. More than likely it was a choice by the devs to connect the player with something identifiable as US military.
The only rock that would have ever fit the culture of FO is late fifties (Elvis era rock.) And even then it wouldn't be too common.
And why the FUCK has nobody posted any Glenn Miller, what the hell is wrong with you people
Glenn Miller-In The Mood (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJE-onnw2gM#)
Why wouldn't any of you have Johnny B. Goode from 1958
Chuck Berry - Johnny B Good Lyrics (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWNykOk2ckE#)
Quote from: PistolKid on 01-04-2011
The only rock that would have ever fit the culture of FO is late fifties (Elvis era rock.) And even then it wouldn't be too common.
And why the FUCK has nobody posted any Glenn Miller, what the hell is wrong with you people
Glenn Miller-In The Mood (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJE-onnw2gM#)
Ahem,i did posted Glenn Miller..