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The River Flows Frozen (Acoustic Version) - Eternal Tears of Sorrow

" Fat Lip" by Sum 41

Dance With the Devil - Breaking Benjamin

"The Kill" 30 Seconds to Mars

Lie - Dream Theater

Eagle - by ABBA

"I Can't Stop Lovin' You" - Van Halen

That's the first thing that popped up on iTunes when I opened it up.

And God's Ocean - Lacrimas Profundere

"In the Sand" Three Days Grace

The Night Song - Angeldark

"Like a Prayer" Glee made famous by Madonna

The Carpenter - Nightwish <-- Tuomas Holopainen is a good singer in my opinion, wish he didn't hate his voice so much.

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Ballad For A Tortured Soul - Tears of Martyr

Ryona playing the piano, and Taeo playing the drums.

I didn't know Ryona could play the piano. You should encourage her to post her playing on YouTube. I demand proof, yo'. XD

That is awesome that Ryona can play the piano! I wish I could...

Listening to:

Wastelands - Avanatasia

On Taobh Tuathail Amach, by Kila!

The background music to the episode of Spongebob that my three year old sister is watching.

Loading: Gemini (Twelve Cusp) - Delerium Endeavor

Listening to: Trul - Therion

Prayer - Hayley Westenra

Such a pretty song.

Crownless - Nightwish

<霸王卸甲> - AKA.

This is a Chinese classical piece played on the Pipa. The Pipa (AKA. 琵琶) is, in my opinion, the Chinese version of a guitar. More information here on Wikipedia.

This particular song is actually a piece that depicts an actual historical scene. It was some time in 202 BC, after the Qin Dynasty in China fell to the rebels. At this point in time, there were two powerful kingdoms fighting for supremacy- Han and Chu. The leader of the two kingdoms had actually met up and agreed on peace.

However, Han backstabbed the Chu kingdom. As the Chu were returning to their kingdom, they were ambushed and thoroughly eliminated. It's leader, Xiang Yu, committed suicide later. The song depicts this particular scene, emphasizing his sorrow and his final moments.

Also, you might actually have heard how similar this piece sounds when compared to (AKA: <十面埋伏>).

It's similar because is actually played from the perspective of the Chu King, Xiang Yu... Whereas is actually played from the perspective of the victorious Han dynasty. It describes their successful battles against the Chu, and is a significantly more exciting piece to listen to.

Well, in my case, I'm listening to because it sounds like it has more emotion to it than the other. can sound like hardcore strumming sometimes..

"According to You" Orianthi

Revolution Roulette - Poets of the Fall

" Devil Never Cry" from DMC 3 soundtrack

... Ha ha.

Out of sheer boredom, I went back into Runescape to see what actually changed. One of the things I came across were the Musicians that had been added to the world of Runescape. Boy, the music they play are quite nice too... What I'm listening to now...

Lumbridge Lute Musician

Very soothing and relaxing. It's a rather simple song, but hey, I think it has that calming, lullaby-like effect. Easy to listen to. Quite like it.

Now here's a song worthy of mention as I listen to my music:

(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher - Jackie Wilson

I never cease to think of the scene from Ghostbusters 2, where they're moving the Statue of Liberty by playing this song.

The Mastery of Pain - Angeldark

Life is a Highway - Rascal Flatts

When I was over at YouTube, I happened to chance upon this song, and, having thought the title was interesting, I decided to listen to it. The song is rather catchy. The voice of the lead singer when he starts on the first verse reminds me of some old songs back then.

The later segments are just as good as the starting. Not forgetting to mention, the lyrics itself are rather meaningful...

The score of This is Gonna Be Good, from The Princess and the Frog.

Eorzea wrote:Life is a Highway - Rascal Flatts

When I was over at YouTube, I happened to chance upon this song, and, having thought the title was interesting, I decided to listen to it. The song is rather catchy. The voice of the lead singer when he starts on the first verse reminds me of some old songs back then.

The later segments are just as good as the starting. Not forgetting to mention, the lyrics itself are rather meaningful...

That's a remake, actually... the original is from the 1970's by Tom Cochrane, and the Rascal Flatts just remade it for the Disney movie Cars. I prefer the original, as the singer's voice sounds better to me.

Oh, and just so that I stick to the topic, I'm currently listening to my brother playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 right behind me and he's talking to a friend over a headset.