Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

Shine On Part I-V is my favorite music of all time (alongside Echoes) but this live version is just as epic!

David Gilmour is the man.....

Love these guys, almost forgot about them.

Listening to a lot of ayreon lately

Went to the concert of Chvrches yesterday. Was one of the nicest concerts I ever been, intimate but with a lot of punch.





This song always moves me. And being part Scottish, how can I not support an awesome Scottish act like this?


(( Yes, it's not only metal and rock I listen to, deal with it ))

Probably my favourite cover.... probably....

One of Led Zep's best songs, maybe, just maybe, improved on by Tool

compare


The only other covers I consider even close

Hendrix/Dylan All along the watchtower

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Foo Fighters/Gerry Rafferty Baker Street

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Best music on the trilogy's epic soundtrack. Just realized that every 4-6 months i get this urge to play it all over again even though i already finished ME1 7 times and the 2nd 6 times (and the 3rd 3 times). Cant help it but start another playthrough.

(but as a sane person you must have amnesia on the last 5 minutes of the 3rd game otherwise it all goes down the toilet)

Ilithid jogged my memory about covers. More specifically this one:


Original, by sex pistols vocalist:





Cover, by Nouvelle Vague, they cover alot of 80s punk rock songs:




Edit, what the heck this ones nice aswell:

Guns of Brixton cover of same group:




And the original:

I guess I can dedicate this song to BG:TSCC:
But because that's not weird enough to qualify as a "Maecius song," I'll also post this:
(The above is basically a scene I want to see played out between a Zhentarim agent and a Radiant Heart paladin who's got amnesia. I just know that someone, someday, will make this dream come true for me.)

Yep. Still ayreon. There's a certain irony about this song being my favorite and the ungodly amount of daily quakes and tremors shaking my country right now.

Wolverine the musical - Set to the tune of "Who Am I?," from "Les Miserables