Your MC playlist?

burnerx7

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Trying to build an anime/manga playlist with no anime music on it; Basically, do you have a song or songs that when you hear them makes you think: "Wow this song is talking about ___________". Is there a song that makes you remember the struggle or story of that one character that you love beyond the others, a song that talks you about an anime/manga scene?

For example when I hear Warriors of Imagine dragons it make me think of All Might and the whole theme of an old guardian trying to pass the torch
 

PCHeintz72

The Sentient Fanfic Search Engine mk II
#2
Well...

Cruzshadows - Eye of the Storm - Ranma 1/2

Sabaton - In the Army Now - Gate

Bonnie Tyler - I need a Hero - Fate Stay Night and Ranma 1/2

Simon Curtis - Don't wanna be lonely anymore - a couple things, including Sekirei

The Cab - Angel with a shotgun - Sword Art On-line, and Campione.

Eleventyseven - Evil Genius - Xiaoling Showdown

Groove Coverage - God Is a Girl - Haruhi Suzimiya

Jonathan Coulton - Still Alive - Evangelion

Really... sounds like you should be looking at some of the more popular AMV's out there, and just put the originating song, not the AMV, into the playlist.
 
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burnerx7

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#3
Most AMV are very simplistic (but there are masterpieces) the idea came from a post of a friend, she built a playlist of 12 songs that told the story of Bloodborne, she tried to capture the essence of the game (she didn’t quite manage it on my opinion) but I thought the idea was interesting, still thank you, will try the songs my music knowledge extend to like 8 bands of metal and a few songs here and there
 

PCHeintz72

The Sentient Fanfic Search Engine mk II
#4
Meh, the problem with evaluating music choices someone else makes on anything is it is very much indeed a matter of personal tastes in music. Two people can listen to the same songs, but get completely different feelings and reactions out of it.

It also matters to what you are envisioning it being matched with... I may like a light cheery tune, but by no means would that fit with a gitty harsh life as that depicted in say Hellsing. On the other hand, a song like 'When you're Evil' by Voltare does, (to me)...

Take myself for example, I prefer lighter music where the words are more important than the beat, and generally a lighter sound or tell a story... so that still leaves a lot, but less as you get more modern, as a lot of newer songs are heavier these days than I generally care for, so many newer AMV's are actually turn offs due to the songs used, not the quality of the song or video. So a series of songs using either harder rock styles or rap will be far less likely to catch my interest or approval than many other people.

So... pop rock of the 60's, what used to be called light rock of the 80's, a few select artists of the 90's (ex. rednex/cruxshadows), and 2000's, and even fewer newer than 2010... There are exceptions for me of course, some songs select for example from Fall Out Boy, Alex Megane, Dierks Bentley, Steam Powered Giraffe, Lindsey Stirling, Jack White, and Caleb Hyles appeal, but by no means is that most songs by them, only select ones.
 
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