Quoted from wizard_mode:ACDC2 Balls to the Wall? How was this song not included in the original?
I don't Accept this.
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Quoted from wizard_mode:Why you don't like that song?
Again, we are having a hard time to Accept what you are saying!
Quoted from Caucasian2Step:For the lighter stuff:
Boards of Canada
Tycho
Mr. Scruff
The middle of the road:
Led Zepplin
ZZ Top
Steppenwolf
The Heavies:
Motorhead
Ministry
Early Clutch or Pitchshifter
And for some reason, I always think of Wagner (flight of the Valkyries for example) when I have an epic game of pinball. Is it just me? Strauss with Thus Spoke Zarathustra would be an epic wizard mode track! A night at the opera would be a brilliant theme. And no licensing fees either. That music is in the public domain!
Sort of public domain. The written music itself might be public domain, but you need an orchestra to perform it. Recordings of the music by orchestras are most likely not public domain.
Quoted from lllvjr:Every time I brought up multiple bands in one game the answer I got was too much for licensing. I've tried a few times to talk Jack into securing the "Now that's what I call music" rights... if you could secure that you would have over 65 cds to choose music from. We're talking every band and every type of music hit you could think of from every decade. How you would even be able to choose which songs to use would be the hardest lol. You would be able to make any toy or band feature you wanted in the play field from that song.. there's so many options it's crazy... best part it's only one license for all the music.. feel free to send this idea to any major pinball company
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Now_That's_What_I_Call_Music!_discography
Here is a good example. This is a pretty good documentary if you haven't seen it. Everything was put together starting in 1996 and completed in 2008. But it wasn't until 2015 that it came out. They couldn't release it until they got all of the song rights. They had to do a Kickstarter to get $300,000 to cover the music licensing for all of the songs in the movie. The songs in this movie that these people played on are amazing.
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