Writing Fanfic space battle, need music

[Konig15]

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What are good tunes to listen to when imagining ISDs blowing the crap out of each other. Preferabley something also noble and heroic. Any help is always appriciated.

[Konig15]

bump, for time is of the essenence.

[Emalin]

Do you have the Episode III soundtrack? Then listen to the music for the space battle. Or any other battle music from that movie. :) Hope this helps.

[sharyntyre]

I do not know how nobel and heroic it is but I love to listen to the Swordfish soundtrack when flying the old Rogue Squadron game. Might check out The Crystal Method too.

[Jedi Master 2k5]

If you are into classical you might want to check out some of Motzart's works and if not try crystal Method or Static-x Maybe even some Mudvayne.

[92se-r]

EP III soundtrack is excellent to listen to while writing. Depending on the amount of action you plan on putting into the sequence, I would also suggest some techno. Good techno.

[Vesper]

Try something like Beethoven's 5th - 1st movement (well most of it)

Never use techno - it's downright horrible and lacks any inspiration - and if you're trying to go for something grandiose like you describe, stick to classical styles, such as John Williams scores or proper classics.

[Jedi Master 2k5]

Also, Beethoven's Sonata 13 in E flat Major is good and I highly recommend Sonata 14 in C sharp minor or Moonlight Sonata is also very good.

[csr74]

If you´re imagining an impressive presentation either the Imperial March or Mars, the Bringer of War should do.

[92se-r]

Never use techno - it's downright horrible and lacks any inspiration - and if you're trying to go for something grandiose like you describe, stick to classical styles, such as John Williams scores or proper classics.

I guess it all depends on the writer, what they normally listen to, and what gets the blood flowing. For a fast paced action sequence, I have listened to certain techno more than once. While the classical scores are good, and I use them a lot, sometimes you just need a little more movement.

But to each their own.