GWX: The music thread

[joea]

I am not playing now, actually just listening to the great music (and ummm working from home ahem).

The playlist rocks!!!!! :cool:

Currently at "This is the Army Mr. Jones"

(My Kaleun Persona:"Ja our enemies have cool music, love Deutsch tunes too, except for those political songs I don't allow on my boat but have to lizten to on shore leave sometimes")

Cool stuff guys!!!!! :|\\ :rock: Love all the tunes personally, even the ahem political songs ("German military songs are allowed on my boot") as it provides historical context. I still am deciding what I like best.

So...which tunes do you guys like???


NO AND I REPEAT NO POLITICAL FLAMING OR I WILL CALL DOWN THE WRATH OF THE MODERATOR KNOWN AS THE GIZZMOE. :arrgh!:

[mr chris]

I have some what changed my music layout on my install. See im a bit of a mad person. I just love flying into a battle with the enemy shipping with Rage against the machine's Killing in the name blasting from the radio room. I find it gets the crew right in the mood to kick some Royal Navy butt:arrgh!: :arrgh!:

[The Noob]

NO AND I REPEAT NO POLITICAL FLAMING OR I WILL CALL DOWN THE WRATH OF THE MODERATOR KNOWN AS THE GIZZMOE. :arrgh!:
He's so mighty, he can cause a rip in the Matter-Internet-RL-Time continum that can make us all vanish out of existance... :huh:

[mookiemookie]

I took the "It's Foolish but it's Fun" and "Take the World Exactly as You Find It" songs out of the rotation. The men told me they couldn't handle the annoying voices of the harpies who screech them and would rather hear the sound of depth charges and each other's farts instead of being subjected to those songs again.

Added in "Mon Gars" from Das Boot, as I'm of the opinion that every boat needs a song sung in French by a porn star. Added a few more tracks from the soundtrack as well, so I can feel like Der Alte.

Tipperary has become the "celebration song" for the return trip of a successful patrol, or the sinking of a nice fat capital warship.

I replaced Irving Berlin's rendition of "This is the Army, Mr Jones" with Glenn Miller's, just simply because as a fan of the music of that era, I like it better.

Unbeknownst to the Propaganda Ministry, I've added a bunch of tracks from my personal collection of the albums of das Amerikaner Artie Shaw. What Herr Goebbels doesn't know won't hurt him.