Some marches for Bretonnia and Empire come to mind as well as Ogre grunts and mood music for general games.
Could be done on CD, Tape Cassette, Recod and 8-track.....ok, maybe not 8-track.:o
Anyway, what do you think?
Tarrakk Blackhand
Sounds interesting, but I very much doubt GW will start it's own record label again like they did with Bolt Thrower. Besides, Bolt Thrower was kind of a fluke, because they happened to be playing Warhammer themed music already when they approached GW.
If you're really looking for warhammer themed music, there's a soundtrack to Warhammer Online.
Need I say more than BoltThrower? ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byOmF3lK7jA
There was some EP-thing you got with WD back in the days, dont remember which bands thou.
tjub
That would be the legendary Sabbat.
I'm putting together an appropriately heroic playlist myself, though it's quite short. Thus far:
Ad Victorium by Ensiferum
Ferum Aeternum by Enseferum
A Past and Future Secret by Blind Guardian
Lothlorien by Orange Goblin
Need I say more than BoltThrower? ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byOmF3lK7jA
There was some EP-thing you got with WD back in the days, dont remember which bands thou.
tjub
The problem with bolt-thrower is that they never evolved.. It's just a bad reminder of how terrible music was in the 90's.. And believe me, as I have all their albums..
THT:
There was some rather awesome music that came out of the 90's. Just look at the early Orange Goblin, Nevermore and Achemist albums for example.
Plus add Ministry, White Zombie, Electric Frankenstein...
Then there where Carcass, who defined a whole generation of metalheads.
slev
the 90's put out nirvana, STP and the rest too. NO matter what good came out of the 90's it was overshadowed by the amount of crap that came out also.. Of your list, only Ministry and White zombie would be anything I'd listen to. And realize I'm 41 and not exactly the target audience for many of those bands. I love thrash and speed metal. I don't like black/death/push/tech metal. It's contrived and forced and if you force the music, it sounds terrible.
I’m looking forward to mounting some speakers in my Legendary Battles toy: A counts-as War Mammoth, the Chaos Dwarf Pirate Zeppelin. I plan on using some nice Vernian Process for it, such as Behold the Machine. Cheesiest vocals ever, but so totally appropriate.