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On August 29 2011 08:11 Corrupted wrote:
It is pretty shocking to me that there are people out there that do not feel compelled to throw up when listening to MLG's music between games...let alone actually want to find it for personal use.
Well, I kind of have to agree. I am very surprised people are interested in that music for personal use. I can understand a lot of strange tastes (like emo kind of music, or compulsive listening to nyan cat or caramelldansen, or television show themes and such), but the MLG music was repetitive, anonymous guitar riffs. It was like the rock version of the most bland kind of elevator tune. It's like something you'd accept only if you dreaded silence and this was the only "music" available. Sure, I understand everyone didn't like the Gamescom tracks, but at least it was actual songs.
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Is this a troll thread? The MLG "music" was just 30 sec loops of power chords...
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On August 30 2011 21:48 diverzee wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2011 08:11 Corrupted wrote:
It is pretty shocking to me that there are people out there that do not feel compelled to throw up when listening to MLG's music between games...let alone actually want to find it for personal use. Well, I kind of have to agree. I am very surprised people are interested in that music for personal use. I can understand a lot of strange tastes (like emo kind of music, or compulsive listening to nyan cat or caramelldansen, or television show themes and such), but the MLG music was repetitive, anonymous guitar riffs. It was like the rock version of the most bland kind of elevator tune. It's like something you'd accept only if you dreaded silence and this was the only "music" available. Sure, I understand everyone didn't like the Gamescom tracks, but at least it was actual songs.
i think its something to do with how we all unanimously sat down watching 'More Starcraft coming up' screen whilst listening to these generic songs
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I thought the music was some FPS game's soundtrack. It was pretty neat.
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On August 30 2011 18:42 Canadaehz wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2011 18:14 chocopaw wrote:Awesome! Thank you snt! Download access is available to Killer Tracks clients only. If you’re interested in becoming a Killer Tracks client, please click on the Request Download Access link on the left. Once you complete the form we will contact you to discuss your music needs. Completing this form will not enable you to immediately download. If your download request is urgent, please call (800) 454-5537. Hm... Anybody already got the tracks and is willing to share? Or is it enough if you just say "Yeah I heard them at MLG and want them."?^^ Now all we need is the tracks from past MLGs.  I have no clue how he got it too download either. Please tell us your wisdom.
I use an extension on Firefox called FlashGot. It lets you save videos/audio on pages.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flashgot/
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There was good music actually playing at the venue itself
Muse, Jimmy Eat World and the like.
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Anyone know if this music was royalty free or if they licensed it out for MLG?
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In this thread: No one that plays guitar.
Lol. This must be a troll thread..
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Wow, I actually (no offence) thought it was really shitty and boring .. I seriously hoped it was one of the things they would consider changing.
--- I'm talking about the music in between action on the streams.
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Honestly I thought the music at previous MLGs was ten times better than Raleigh. But I'm not sure that's saying much.
At Raleigh, one of the tracks in particular had a part at the end that was the exact replica of a song Day[9] described on a daily as:
+ Show Spoiler +" ...I thought I just downloaded an album of a cat shitting wasps out of a sewn up asshole.".
I had to take off my headset a few times to prevent my eardrums from bursting. Almost sounded like a square wave.
Anyone know what music they used for previous MLGs? This one in particular I think is one everyone knows from the previous intermission tracks. I managed to capture all of the tracks from the stream, but the quality is subpar as a result.
http://soundcloud.com/trashman175/mlgfunky/s-hXyNj
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the artist is just called "Metal" ???? Lol guys, come on, go get some real music
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Ive download what I believe to be all of the tracks on that website.. currently uploading a rar of what I got.. ill throw in a link if I won't get in trouble with copyright shit.
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On August 31 2011 02:02 Soleron wrote:Link is broken I think.
Just clicked on it, works fine here. Still not working? I'm not familiar with using Soundcloud so if theres some sort of privacy function, let me know.
EDIT: Nevermind. I see the problem. Didn't realize there was a private URL. Here we go.
http://soundcloud.com/trashman175/mlgfunky/s-hXyNj
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omg thaaaaaaaaanks I loved the music
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On August 31 2011 00:53 Delinius wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2011 18:42 Canadaehz wrote:On August 30 2011 18:14 chocopaw wrote:Awesome! Thank you snt! Download access is available to Killer Tracks clients only. If you’re interested in becoming a Killer Tracks client, please click on the Request Download Access link on the left. Once you complete the form we will contact you to discuss your music needs. Completing this form will not enable you to immediately download. If your download request is urgent, please call (800) 454-5537. Hm... Anybody already got the tracks and is willing to share? Or is it enough if you just say "Yeah I heard them at MLG and want them."?^^ Now all we need is the tracks from past MLGs. I have no clue how he got it too download either. Please tell us your wisdom. I use an extension on Firefox called FlashGot. It lets you save videos/audio on pages. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flashgot/
Thx a lot!
And all the elitists can just fuck off.
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oh god, ty so much man <3 i'll love you for that till the end of the times
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Thanks 
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On August 31 2011 05:51 thOr6136 wrote:oh god, ty so much man <3 i'll love you for that till the end of the times
SWEEEEEET I have them all!
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