Songs to listen to while flying

[dougkeenan]

lol i can't believe no one has mentioned Gustav Holst's wonderful rendition called "the Planets" if you want a variety of excitement to mellow and aw inspiring music, listen to that!

Does Tomita's version count?

 

[Eric Hebert]

lol sure i havent heard that version. whats it like? if its from gustav holst its A OK with me lol:speakcool:

 

[Andy44]

There's always the Pink Floyd picks:
Astronomy Domine
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Echoes

 

[Eric Hebert]

oh yeah and there is Across the Universe by the Beatles, that's a good one too, the version from the film is also very well done and good to fly to

 

[bujin]

There's always the Pink Floyd picks:
Echoes

You beat me to it... :lol:

I'm listening to it right now - or rather, watching the David Gilmour version from his Remember That Night DVD on YouTube...

 

[Chipstone306]

I think I am going to make a folder tonight just for all of these songs ! Great selection so far guys!


ALL HAIL PINK FLOYD

 

[Andy44]

ALL HAIL PINK FLOYD

Indeed. And failure to hail Floyd may result in a visit from the marching hammer army...

 

[NukeET]

Indeed. And failure to hail Floyd may result in a visit from the marching hammer army...

You may be right...just remember, there is no dark side of the Moon.

It's all dark.

 

[Andy44]

You may be right...just remember, there is no dark side of the Moon.

It's all dark.

Ha. I love it. Nothing like some Floyd when you're in the mood for gray skies and moodiness.

 

[Andy44]

Somebody over on M6 mentioned http://www.pandora.com/ as a good internet radio station, and I have to agree. I started using it a few days ago and it's gotta be the best internet radio site I've found yet, hands down. Very easy to program it to give you what you want and just edit as you listen, easier than yahoo launchcast and some of the others. Whoever that was, thanks for the link.

And, oh, yeah, Floyd still rules.

 

[Graham2001]

I'm surprised that no one's mentioned Trains 'Drops of Jupiter'. Wonderful imagery just waiting to be unleashed.

 

[Pilot7893]

Learn to fly by the foo fighters

 

[NukeET]

The entire soundtrack to "In the Shadow of the Moon".

I am surprised that no one hasn't produced an Orbiter video without at least 1 cut from it.

:blink:

 

[Chipstone306]

Learn to fly by the foo fighters

NICE ONE love the FOO

 

[adamb193]

2112 by Rush is a good one

 

[n0mad23]

Gotta have The Stones "Two Thousand Light Years From Home."

 

[Andy44]

2112 by Rush is a good one

[puts on ancient 1980's Rush T-shirt]

Countdown
Red Sector A
Afterimage
Cygnus X1
Hemispheres (the entire album)
Natural Science
Driven

Must I go on?

[nomedia]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dvj2fliU0Gw"]"Geddy Lee, best bassplayer ever, come on!"[/COLO[/nomedia]

[nomedia]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuMLIHatC9E&NR=1"]No, for real...[/COLO[/nomedia]

 

[Andy44]

Oh just remembered an old One-hit Wonder from the 80s:

Why Me by Planet P

Look it up, great space flight song.

 

[adamb193]

[puts on ancient 1980's Rush T-shirt]

"Geddy Lee, best bassplayer ever, come on!"

No, for real...

Well their drummer is okay [nomedia="http://youtube.com/watch?v=iONLKn5VHY4"]YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.[/nomedia]
I mean look at him!
[ame="http://youtube.com/watch?v=qF-k4wg70rg"]YouTube - Neil Peart Drum solo R-30 DVD[/ame]
This too, my god

 

[Graham2001]

I'm putting together a new Orbiter soundtrack from various Soundtrack/Instrumental CDs I have so far it comprises.

Main Title, Inspector Morse
Homecoming, Turtle Beach
Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence, Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence
Incantations Pt 4, Mike Oldfield
Alien (End Title), Alien