Jeff Buckley makes it on this list again with his rendition of “Hallelujah”. I’ll never forget the feeling I felt when I first heard it. The first funeral I ever attended was for my grandfather, and my mom requested that they play this song in honor of him. It’s sad, but not sad enough to make you want to curl up in a ball and cry.
It’s a mix of everything you’d ever want from a funeral song – soft, acoustic, uplifting and thoughtful. James Taylor can sing this song at my funeral any day. These songs are a nice mix of beautiful odes to someone’s life and ones that have stuck around for a while, for good reason:ġ.
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Give them a listen below, que them up on your playlist, or use our FREE Spotify playlist with nearly 100 songs at the bottom of this blog to get your inspired for your next celebration of life! The classic, most touching funeral songsįirst, let’s start things off with songs you’d typically hear at a funeral. Say goodbye to the typical bag pipes you’d hear at a funeral, because these top 25 funeral songs to play at a service will help your families bid their farewells in the most unique and perfect way. We asked funeral directors across the country what their favorite funeral songs are, and the votes are in. What’s a great funeral service without music that celebrates the life of a loved one perfectly?
Kraft werk would be another very influential band in terms of the 8-16 bit sound and again electronic music and blah blah blahīroadcast make some very nice fo-60s sounding game soundtracky sorta styled music and use samples from the likes of super mario worldĪnd silverapples are another 60s act, kinda a mix between the doors and this sorta music style Well delia derbyshire would be the mother of such music and modern electronic music and game sound tracks in genertal (she wrote the original doctor who theme), here is a non instrumental song of hers, its a bit odd just so your prepaired and quite psychodelic as it was the 60s Care to post any good songs from this genre/style you know of? But 8 bit is out there if thats what your into and there is alot of people doing fairly interesting stuff with the sounds and fusing them with other genres and what not Thanks, I'll look into it. There are a few more modern examples the most famous being crystal castles who fused game music with a sorta post punk dancy sorta vibe, but they have a song thing its called 1974 that is pureply made from sounds from a Nintendo entertainment system.
引用自 papershrimp：There is a good bit of this, especially in the more avant-garde side of music, 60s radiophonics and experimental music along with kraut rock would use alot of 8-16 bit synth sounds. But 8 bit is out there if thats what your into and there is alot of people doing fairly interesting stuff with the sounds and fusing them with other genres and what not Sounds interesting! There is a good bit of this, especially in the more avant-garde side of music, 60s radiophonics and experimental music along with kraut rock would use alot of 8-16 bit synth sounds. But if we are talking game sound tracks, FF7 is a winner for me the soundtrack is flawless as a stand alone in that game Well, I for one would like to hear some non-game 16bit or game-style music that isn't actually from a game. Or do you listen to other 16bit music music or classical fussion along the same lines as the castle v sound tracks?. Just a question do you listen to pretty much purely game sound tracks?.
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