Your Character's Theme Song

[GodBeastX]

Most my Characters are NPCs

Scrivener of Jergal - O' Death
Jeshana - Descending Angel
Tivia - Hello
Maine Dark Horn - Ultra
Sebastian - Fatal
Luvacci - That's not my name - I ain't Tivia!

[Jai_V]

Cazen's new theme song

[Sypthe]

Cazen's new theme song

That's NOTHING like Cazen.

How's this? Cazen

[Jonel]

Sari - Bodies
Anzhela Novikov - Change
Silana Flows - Feuer Frei
Mixicatia Underfoot - Dancer
Cytheria - Bloodsucker
Ashilan'ka - Fame

~Sari

[Laurk]

This bit from darksouls always reminds me of Abby and the Sanctuary of Ilmater:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvvFn...9BF2C27EAB0980

[Lotus]

Uh, if every moment, every sound of Dark Souls doesn't remind you of painful, humiliating death, you've done something wrong.

[Laurk]

Thats why its so Ilmater!

[Biohazard89]

Brunus when he is standing on the Shield Wall against Hordes of Enemies. - Damn me
Melody Hymn of the Battle Father ( My Version anyway ) - Blackheart
Theme in my Head for the Cold Refuge Area at Whurest - World of Dreams

[Clangeddin]

This is what I'd like to hear when Maishtar shows up and begins a confrontation with the enemy - Urgent Stop of the Train

[sonuvalich]

I think I need to upgrade Artemis's song.

I need to preach a moment...
Baba Yetu is the Lord's Prayer sung in Swahili. I was raised Catholic but am pretty much non-religious at the moment, so I am not picking this song for religious reasons. This song gets me a little misty-eyed every time, especially when I watch in with the official CivIV video. It just seems to capture life and history in some way, like Earth is screaming "here we are, we matter!"

It is part of Christopher Tin's album Calling all Dawns. To quote the Wikipedia entry on it,

In 2009, Tin released his classical crossover album Calling All Dawns. The album won two Grammys in the 53rd Grammy Awards for Best Classical Crossover Album and Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s), and was nominated for the 'Contemporary Classical Album' category at the 10th Annual Independent Music Awards.

The album is a song-cycle in three uninterrupted movements: Day, Night, and Dawn (corresponding to life, death, and rebirth). The twelve songs are sung in twelve languages, including Swahili, Polish, French, Persian, and Maori. The lyrics are taken from diverse sources, including the Torah, the Bhagavad Gita, Persian and Japanese poetry, and lyrics by contemporary writers. Appropriate vocal traditions are used in the performance of each song, and include African choral music, opera, medieval chants, and Irish keening.

The album features performances from over 200 musicians on six continents, including Frederica von Stade, Anonymous 4, the Soweto Gospel Choir, Dulce Pontes, and Sussan Deyhim. It was never intended to be performed live, as Tin believed that a single choir would balk at the idea of learning the 12 languages. However, despite the challenge, many groups have performed the entire album in concert.

This song is part of the day movement, and really just SCREAMS sunshine, happiness, love, and passion to me. It has sparked my interest in African music, because they seem to be able to capture emotions way better than we Americans do in song, and it always makes me a bit more optimistic on a down day. In short, this song is everything I try and squeeze into Artemis.

[prismaticcrow]

Asim's theme song. Obviously.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWtxeTDBOHw

[gamestarmike]

The hero this valley deserves, Blackbeard

[greypawn]

this is for Chime and Ramza

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbsZkZSMCSU

[gamestarmike]

Lucious watching River and Artemis invisible.

[gamestarmike]

Dear Cheapside thugs, Tyranus can only Tolerate so much.