Owlor
Posts: 152
2/19/2012
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Fanmade songs are more than okay, I'd lreally like to see more Echo Bazaar Filk music.
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ladylikeikneel
Posts: 84
2/19/2012
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I'd really like to make some echo bazaar filk music!
Ah, flik. I've been a fan since the fifth grade or so. It's something of a hobby to write filk for everything that strikes my fancy.
I do have some EBZ songs in the drafting stages, actually. Maybe if I can get my hands on a decent microphone I'll record something or whatnot. But the sad part is it will never be near as wonderful as the Dark Clan song, considering they have instruments and what have you! Le sigh.
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Rupho Schartenhauer
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2/21/2012
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for the Stormy-Eyed:
161. Folkearth - Rhyming with Thunder
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Ariel Baron
Posts: 31
2/23/2012
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I'm back with some new uploads on my page( apparently, nobody posted the Malcolm Arnold tracks, so I uploaded them onto my account, they're very pretty).
162. Four Welsh Dances - Malcolm Arnold (When battling sorrow-spiders and being covered in their silk out by accident.)
163. the refuge - Javier Navarrete
164. The Pod Dance - Trevor Jones
165. The Dance - Jerry Goldsmith
166. Four Irish Dances - Malcolm Arnold
167. Hagatha's Home - Peter McConnell
168. Bacwards on the Ritz - Ocat
When will the list be updated?
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Owlor
Posts: 152
2/23/2012
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I like the fact that we have putting on the ritz both forwards and backwards now on the list, we're really diving into the realm of anti-music, speaking of which:
169. 4000 Voices for Phonograph Over 100 Yards Away - Lorin Edwin Parker
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ladylikeikneel
Posts: 84
2/23/2012
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If we're doing not-exactly-music, have some more noel coward.
170. I went to a marvelous party - Noel Coward
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Owlor
Posts: 152
2/23/2012
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Speaking of things more close to a poem:
171. Thousand kisses deep (spoken version) - Leonard Cohen
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Helena Genevieve
Posts: 2
2/25/2012
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ladylikeikneel wrote:
33. 1916 - Cake Bake Betty
34. Lise - Emilie Simon
35. Sweet Blossom - Emilie Simon
36. Vampires of the West Coast - Ghost Bees
37. To Love the Machine - Religious to Damn
38. Paris is Burning - St. Vincent
39. Salve Maria, Peace be With You - Soul Eater OST 2
40. Miserere mei - the machine in the garden
41. Feather Moon - Vienna Teng
42. Restless (classical) - Within Temptation
43. Libera me - Faure’s Requiem
44. Die Schatten werden langer - from the musical Elisabeth
45. I wrote in blood - still corners
46. Velveteen - still corners
47. Life in mono - mono
And if I can think of any others, I'll be sure to post again. Also, thanks for all the recommendations - I love collecting interesting music.
This thread is so wonderful! I shall add any ideas I have myself- I was particularly pleased to see St Vincent, Ghost Bees, and Vienna Teng there- some of my favourite musicians! I shall post some too, I think I did have some ideas, just cannot currently remember!
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Ariel Baron
Posts: 31
2/26/2012
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I actually found out the name of 87!
87. E Flat Trio 2nd Movement - Franz Schubert
172. This is Halloween - Oogie's Revenge OST
173. Gorillas?! - Ian Ballamy
174. Chimbley Sweep - The Decemberists
175. Wiener Schnitzel - Tom Lehrer ( In case you got drunk at one of the Shattered Palace's parties)
176. The Thing - Phil Harris( Pass the Cat game's theme)
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Owlor
Posts: 152
2/26/2012
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and I tohught the pass the cat theme would be:
177. The cat came back - Fred Penner
Connected: The duchess is dropping....
178. Cat people Dawid Bowie Speaknig of the duchess...
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179 Jellicle songs - Cats and speaking of her Cats...
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Owlor
Posts: 152
2/27/2012
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180- Concubine Waltz - sunday driver
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Alys Indigo
Posts: 145
2/29/2012
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The Mesopotamians - They Might Be Giants
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100indecisions
Posts: 28
3/5/2012
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Heh...one of my biggest tags on last.fm is music for Echo Bazaar--I keep meaning to make a proper fanmix at some point and just haven't gotten around to it. It's long and half of that's just general artists where I think something from them belongs on an EBZ mix but I haven't picked, so these are ones that are really, specifically Fallen London for me:
Katzenjammer - A Bar in Amsterdam
Katzenjammer - Tea With Cinnamon
The Debutante Hour - Your Worldview Gets Me Down
The Moulettes - Devil of Mine
Flogging Molly - Devil's Dance Floor
Steeleye Span - Boys of Bedlam
Steeleye Span - Lyke Wake Dirge
Blackbird Raum - Honey in the Hair
Sarah Slean - Parasol
Also just about anything from Dark Dark Dark or Dead Man's Bones. Among others.
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100indecisions
Posts: 28
3/5/2012
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Oh! And I have filk! My friend Jo Robbins wrote and recorded the song "Nightmarket," heavily inspired by Echo Bazaar; you can stream the whole thing at the link. If you like what you hear, take a listen to her other stuff; she's got an EP of traditional ballads rewritten so they're about vampires (and fantastically creepy), for instance...and she's trying to record a full album but can't because her hard drive crashed and has to be replaced. So if you can spare a few bucks for some of the songs, a real-life struggling artist whose stuff really wouldn't be out of place in Veilgarden could definitely use it. Looks like I can't link, but you can find her at jorobbins.bandcamp.com.
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Owlor
Posts: 152
3/5/2012
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100indecisions wrote:
Oh! And I have filk! My friend Jo Robbins wrote and recorded the song "Nightmarket," heavily inspired by Echo Bazaar; you can stream the whole thing at the link. If you like what you hear, take a listen to her other stuff; she's got an EP of traditional ballads rewritten so they're about vampires (and fantastically creepy), for instance...and she's trying to record a full album but can't because her hard drive crashed and has to be replaced. So if you can spare a few bucks for some of the songs, a real-life struggling artist whose stuff really wouldn't be out of place in Veilgarden could definitely use it. Looks like I can't link, but you can find her at jorobbins.bandcamp.com.
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Great addition! Chances are you CAN link, but links show up as plain-text on this forum. So there's a link there, but it isnt obvious unless you mouse over the text, which is a little weird, but it is always possible to format it fter the fact so its more obvious it is a link.
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100indecisions
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3/7/2012
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It did not even occur to me to just mouse over and see if the links were links. i r smrt. To be fair I thought maybe members below a certain post count weren't allowed to post links to cut down on spam or something.
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Oh! And I have filk! My friend Jo Robbins wrote and recorded the song "Nightmarket," heavily inspired by Echo Bazaar; you can stream the whole thing at the link. If you like what you hear, take a listen to her other stuff; she's got an EP of traditional ballads rewritten so they're about vampires (and fantastically creepy), for instance...and she's trying to record a full album but can't because her hard drive crashed and has to be replaced. So if you can spare a few bucks for some of the songs, a real-life struggling artist whose stuff really wouldn't be out of place in Veilgarden could definitely use it. Looks like I can't link, but you can find her at jorobbins.bandcamp.com.
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Great addition! Chances are you CAN link, but links show up as plain-text on this forum. So there's a link there, but it isnt obvious unless you mouse over the text, which is a little weird, but it is always possible to format it fter the fact so its more obvious it is a link.
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Ariel Baron
Posts: 31
3/11/2012
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Alys Indigo wrote:
181. The Mesopotamians - They Might Be Giants
100indecisions wrote:
182. Katzenjammer - A Bar in Amsterdam
183. Katzenjammer - Tea With Cinnamon
184. The Debutante Hour - Your Worldview Gets Me Down
185. The Moulettes - Devil of Mine
186. Flogging Molly - Devil's Dance Floor
187. Steeleye Span - Boys of Bedlam
188. Steeleye Span - Lyke Wake Dirge
189. Blackbird Raum - Honey in the Hair
190. Sarah Slean - Parasol
192. Nightmarket - Jo Robbins
Glad to add and fix links. 
192. Willows Song - Magnet (No Corn Riggs since that film plays that song too much!)
193. Les Fusees - Alain Goraguer
194. Geta's Theme - Berto Pisano
195. Fat Old Spider - J.R.R. Tolkien
196. Dark Eyes - Moondog
197. La Nouba - Benoit Jutras
198. L'execution - Angelo Badalamenti
(How's the list going so far?)
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WintersNight
Posts: 65
3/13/2012
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If you haven't heard of Professor Elemental you should really go google him now. He's a "Chap Hop" rapper. here is a excerpt from his song "Steam Powered"
"If you're all about steam and brass
And all you need to start is tea and a flask
Sharp set of gears in a gleaming arc
In the sky race heaving and screaming past
If you're all about reaching far
Seeking the past on secret charts
Meeting in secret beneath the stars
With a decent mask and a good moustache."
He plays the role of a demented mad scientist/explorer/english gentleman
He's right at home in fallen london.
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Lawrence Growe
Posts: 96
3/16/2012
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This may be a long shot, but "Magic" by Bruce Springsteen always makes me remember the Glass and Mahogany Hall.
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RageBox Alice
Posts: 112
3/17/2012
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Good grief, I think it would be easier to name the Midnight Syndicate songs that aren't reminiscent of Fallen London. I like the idea of each area or state of being having its own "theme song" of sorts. Here are a few of my favorites:
Welcome to the Carnival (or really, the entire Carnivale Arcane CD) for Mrs. Plenty's.
Haverghast Asylum for a room at the Royal Bethlehem Hotel.
Residents Past and Mausoleum D'Haverghast for when one has been exiled to the Tomb Colonies.
Soliloquy for home, sweet home~
Fallen Grandeur for the Shuttered Palace (or the churches around Fallen London)
Ancient Tomes for the University
Eye of the Storm for when one becomes Stormy-Eyed
Honestly, the list could go on and on-- these are just the songs I could think of off the top of my head. ^_^
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