Underrated Soundtrack and Posting Schedule.

It is time for another entry in my Underrated Soundtrack and Posting Schedule series! Today's featured soundtrack is Assassin's Creed 3. While the other Assassin's Creed game had great soundtracks, AC3's Revolutionary War setting influenced the more classical tone of the score. Below is the upcoming posting schedule, which is subject to change.

 

Monday: Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog Review.

Tuesday: Agents of SHIELD Post/Marvel Movie News

Wednesday: Brave Review

Thursday: Agents of SHIELD Review

Friday: Firefly Post (which I have been continually forgetting to post)

Saturday: Movie News

 

For more information on my Underrated Soundtrack poster series click here to read my first post of the series

 

 

The main theme for the game is brilliant. This is the type of music that makes you want run through the forest or over rooftops.   

 

 

The classical Irish rhythm just makes you want to start a fight or something. The fast paced use of the violin amazing.

 

Here is Lindsey Striling's rendition of the AC3's main theme.

 

 

 

You can listen to the entire score for the game here.

 

Which was your favorite track? Did you like the music? Please comment below.

 

 

 

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Underrated Soundtrack and Posting Schedule.

Because my posting schedule posts have become rather dull in comparison to my other ones, I have decided to change things up by adding some of my favorite underrated soundtracks. For those that do not know, I am not a fan of most modern or pop music and the like. My favorite music is often film, TV, and video game soundtracks and I am not talking about songs in musicals, but real orchestra or instrumental music. While I have nothing against modern music and other songs, I do not listen to songs all that much, with the exception of a few TV theme song. For this post series, I will usually be highlighting the music that I am listening to most that week, which usually features more obscure tracks. This week I will be highlighting a couple of tracks from one of my new favorite television series, Code Geass. On a side note, I have reviews written for both season one and two of the series. Please comment below with what you think of this new soundtrack idea. Also here is the schedule below.

Monday: Star Wars Origin Films

Tuesday: Top 10 Actresses: Part 2: 5-1

Wednesday: Jack the Giant Slayer Review

Thursday: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time Review

Friday: Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog Review

Saturday: Movie News

 

For a science fiction show, Code Geass' score is incredibly unique. Honestly, it is difficult for me to even categorize the soundtrack into any specific genre of music, maybe Spanish inspired, but I do not know. Despite this, I cannot stop listening to this "Zero" track! The unique combination of instruments work for me for some reason, I love it. Every time the tracks starts in the series you want that Zero is about come up with some clever plan of escape; it fits those scenes so perfectly. Below is an extended version of the song.

 

"Nightmare" is somewhat similar to "Zero," however it is used in a different context. This track is often used during the battle to great effect. Although it might sound odd for an action theme, every time the track starts up it gets me seriously pumped for some epic mech battles. Below is an extended version.

 

Here is the entire soundtrack to Code Geass, enjoy.

What did you think of the music? Is this a worth while idea for future posts? Please comment below.

 

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