What would you use for an Inverse World soundtrack?

13 thoughts on “What would you use for an Inverse World soundtrack?”

1. Indiana Jones, but that might be too recognizable. Maybe The Mummy? 

   Then again, I tend to enjoy grabbing movie soundtracks for movies that have the right feel I want and going to town with them.

2. A bunch of stuff from Passion, Peter Gabriel’s soundtrack for The Last Temptation of Christ, perhaps. I’ve always wanted to end a climactic struggle with this: Peter Gabriel 20 It Is Accomplished

   There’s also a bunch of stuff I like by Vangelis and often use in gaming, including tracks from the bootlegged Chariots of Fire score (available on Youtube), including Vangelis – Chariots of Fire – Training and Americans Training in Paris

3. Timothy Walsh I have so… many… soundtracks! One of my favorites is Cutthroat Island!

4. I use the Bastion Soundtrack. excellent stuff.

5. We talked about this recently… Not sure i will find it. 

6. Thanks, Tim Franzke!

7. Not a soundtrack but I’d use Lindsey Sterling. Semi dub step semi classical, constant awesome.

8. Pandora’ing now… interesting stuff!

9. Grooveshark gives you more control with playlists than Pandora. And you can post a link here when you’re done. 😉

10. Pandora lets me basically enter one phrase and say “Go!”

    I might have a preference for low-prep.

11. Bastion Soundtrack is freaking awesome!

12. I certainly listened to a lot of Metroid Prime OST while working on the book, that’s a nice explorationy soundtrack.

13. metroid has great atmosphere!

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