The Walking Dead Are Getting Closer!

[AzSteven]

Been waiting for this series for a long time.  The 1st episode is out there on the web, and I was floored by how good it was.

I see we have a number of Atlanteans on LAF - what's the miniatures scene like in the ATL area?

[kidterminal]

I can't wait to see it.

[warrenss2]

You're going to have to ask Doomsdave about the Atlanta area. I'm living in Augusta... about 2.5 hours away. But I'd like to know the answer to that question too.  

I love the song "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)" towards the end of the trailer. Kind of sets it all off for me somehow.


I think I'm going to have to collect some songs for background music for my AR:SE games! That one is going on the list for sure!!

Any other suggestions for Zed music?

[Dr.Falkenhayn]

I think I'm going to have to collect some songs for background music for my AR:SE games! That one is going on the list for sure!!

Any other suggestions for Zed music?

Carry on my Wayward Son-Kansas
In the Year 2525-Zager and Evans
Stayin Alive-BeeGees
another one Bites the Dust-Queen
Real Human Hair-Beep Beep
Greenback Dollar-Kingston Trio
 

[warrenss2]

Stayin Alive-BeeGees

---  Those guys don't cut it for me. They sing like their... er... nards... are clamped in a vise. 

While I may like the ones you listed I've always thought lyrics kind of down graded the mood... but that's not always the case. Maybe music that sort of stands out from the Zombie genre, songs you would never associate with it, but work well.

How about "Requiem for a dream - Clint Mansell" and/or 28 Days Later's "In the House" by John Murphy, or even "I Drove All Night" by Roy Orbison? Playing near below hearing level in the background? Ummm...

[Scorpio]

"O Death" by Jen Titus, which they used in Supernatural ads last year.


Also, the cover of "Let It Be" from Across the Universe would totally work.