Music you will like to see in the next Fallout.. : Fallout Series Discussion

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 1:50 pm

You don't need to listen to the music ingame... you could listen to what ever you want.... Adding rock and crap would add nothing, and would take away from the fallout feel... I highly doubt raiders would devote time to producing music, and developing a radio station.

ehh, maybe, maybe not. I don't really care as long as it is it's own station and it actually seems like something raiders or fiends would listen to. I don't think raiders would actually listen to music at all, but it's worth fleshing out the idea for the sake of brainstorming i suppose

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 7:23 pm

You don't need to listen to the music ingame... you could listen to what ever you want.... Adding rock and crap would add nothing, and would take away from the fallout feel... I highly doubt raiders would devote time to producing music, and developing a radio station.

That's it. Why not. why wouldn't raiders do that, or it might be some other, bigger faction that are ''more hardcoe'' oriented, like I can imagine how amazing could be a Great Khans hard rock broadcast... or Fiends Sunday morning radio show

If the choice of the songs would be done precisely great...to fit the other side of the Fallout atmosphere that is rough, drugged and Wicked.
And it would be only ON a player what would s/he listen to...
I would like that!

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:41 pm

Rock, the early incarnations would be fine. Such as songs by Elvis, Fats Domino, maybe some Little Richard. Rap isn't Fallout in the least.

What matters is what the player listens to, not the NPC's. Plus, if they listen to music and that's the one of the songs playing, they'll have to listen to it.

Yeah but i dont listen to [censored] like that.

You don't need to listen to the music ingame... you could listen to what ever you want.... Adding rock and crap would add nothing, and would take away from the fallout feel... I highly doubt raiders would devote time to producing music, and developing a radio station.

Maybe not normal raiders but gangs maybe. Hell a underground radio station wouldn't be that stupid. And here we got these people in westside bragging about the ~~police~~ NCR. What does that remind me off, well my good sir, thats like real [censored] life my friend. Which would be a good story for, hell, rebel Hip Hop.

That's it. Why not. why wouldn't raiders do that, or it might be some other, bigger faction that are ''more hardcoe'' oriented, like I can imagine how amazing could be a Great Khans hard rock broadcast... or Fiends Sunday morning radio show :biggrin:

If the choice of the songs would be done precisely great...to fit the other side of the Fallout atmosphere that is rough, drugged and Wicked.
And it would be only ON a player what would s/he listen to...
I would like that!

Yes, and hell, it fits a wasteland to have a badass music station. I know sad songs fit too, but if you actually use your brain then you can figure out that a song with badass [censored] fits well into the wasteland.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:27 pm

I would really like to see some more classic country music like Marty Robbins, Johnny Horton Johnny Cash. I think that maybe you could have two major radio stations one for the more swing and classic type songs and one for country. Also I'd like to see a perk that increases skills based on what song your pip boy is playing for example the song Big iron by Marty Robbins could increase the guns skill while it is playing; The song ain't that a kick in the head by dean martin could increase damage resistance when playing. The name of the perk could be somthing like "the music man" or " moving to the music"

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 3:09 pm

I would really like to see some more classic country music like Marty Robbins, Johnny Horton Johnny Cash. I think that maybe you could have two major radio stations one for the more swing and classic type songs and one for country. Also I'd like to see a perk that increases skills based on what song your pip boy is playing for example the song Big iron by Marty Robbins could increase the guns skill while it is playing; The song ain't that a kick in the head by dean martin could increase damage resistance when playing. The name of the perk could be somthing like "the music man" or " moving to the music"

that would either be the very first perk i pick, or the very last depending on the way the perk was implemented, along with the stations. I could also see that being a very irritating perk because you like a certain station what insists one playing one song that causes you to go into a mad delirium and absorb rads from the surrounding atmosphere (johnny guitar)

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:52 am

The oldies music is a part of the old feel of Fallout. The pre-war times, the old times, and what it left behind - old music! Sure, it's a bit weird that no new music was produced between the 1950's and 2077, which is why I want Bethesda to hire unknown musicians to create original songs in the 50-60's feel to add to the next game. To kind of fill the 100+ year gap, so to speak. I doubt rap and hard rock ever got invented in the Fallout timeline, as the 50's mindset remained until the Great War happened. There were no need for that music to be invented, and therefore the stuff you hear on the radio today is out of... the game's world.

I'd also like for these unknown (but of course talented) musicians that Beth hires to create songs that would be something that surfaced post-war. That is, true wasteland music! Music that was composed by wastelanders, and maybe you can hear that stuff be played live in bars in towns, or even folk songs about Deathclaws or the Enclave boogey-men that people sing around campfires or to their children. And in the next Fallout game, there could be a radio station with live performances in the studio of these wasteland bands. Or live studio recordings which they play several times, because radio in Fallout is on repeat and it would be weird hearing the same live performance all the time. Then there could be a quest, similar to that quest you did for The Tops, involving finding wasteland musicians, hearing them out and handing out contracts. Of course, you'd get to decide as to what performers you want to play on the radio, you could give contracts to talentless pricks and drive the radio station into bankruptcy. It wouldn't be like in FNV where you need to find four acts, and you can only find the same four acts in the wasteland everytime. There would be bad talents, good talents, mediocre talents and awesome talents. The bad ones being plentiful, the awesome one being hardest to find and get to sign the contract.

Also, I wouldn't mind early rock music like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYh5oMDlWwQ. And I could totally see raiders listening to this. I imagine that scene from Reservoir Dogs where he tortures the captured policeman to that joyful music.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:18 am

The oldies music is a part of the old feel of Fallout. The pre-war times, the old times, and what it left behind - old music! Sure, it's a bit weird that no new music was produced between the 1950's and 2077, which is why I want Bethesda to hire unknown musicians to create original songs in the 50-60's feel to add to the next game. To kind of fill the 100+ year gap, so to speak. I doubt rap and hard rock ever got invented in the Fallout timeline, as the 50's mindset remained until the Great War happened. There were no need for that music to be invented, and therefore the stuff you hear on the radio today is out of... the game's world. I'd also like for these unknown (but of course talented) musicians that Beth hires to create songs that would be something that surfaced post-war. That is, true wasteland music! Music that was composed by wastelanders, and maybe you can hear that stuff be played live in bars in towns, or even folk songs about Deathclaws or the Enclave boogey-men that people sing around campfires or to their children. And in the next Fallout game, there could be a radio station with live performances in the studio of these wasteland bands. Or live studio recordings which they play several times, because radio in Fallout is on repeat and it would be weird hearing the same live performance all the time. Then there could be a quest, similar to that quest you did for The Tops, involving finding wasteland musicians, hearing them out and handing out contracts. Of course, you'd get to decide as to what performers you want to play on the radio, you could give contracts to talentless pricks and drive the radio station into bankruptcy. It wouldn't be like in FNV where you need to find four acts, and you can only find the same four acts in the wasteland everytime. There would be bad talents, good talents, mediocre talents and awesome talents. The bad ones being plentiful, the awesome one being hardest to find and get to sign the contract. Also, I wouldn't mind early rock music like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYh5oMDlWwQ. And I could totally see raiders listening to this. I imagine that scene from Reservoir Dogs where he tortures the captured policeman to that joyful music.

I endorse this

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:14 pm

oops

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 3:23 pm

SNIP LOL

I understand that people wanna keep the ol' fallou' fee' but [censored] I still stand by what i say and i still say [censored] Johny and his [censored] guitar. For what its worth I'd like to add that it isn't hard to come up with music that isn't just some chick singing with some piano or guitar or [censored] and hell that ''country'' dude in i dont want to set the world on fire just ruins the song by suddenly talking the text, how the [censored] is that music

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 7:19 pm

that would either be the very first perk i pick, or the very last depending on the way the perk was implemented, along with the stations. I could also see that being a very irritating perk because you like a certain station what insists one playing one song that causes you to go into a mad delirium and absorb rads from the surrounding atmosphere (johnny guitar)

I agree that song should be outlawed by the geneva convention.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 11:29 am

I understand that people wanna keep the ol' fallou' fee' but [censored] I still stand by what i say and i still say [censored] Johny and his [censored] guitar. For what its worth I'd like to add that it isn't hard to come up with music that isn't just some chick singing with some piano or guitar or [censored] and hell that ''country'' dude in i dont want to set the world on fire just ruins the song by suddenly talking the text, how the [censored] is that music

that one of the marks of the inkspots, and quite a few other bands in that era IIRC. They would talk through the chorus once, and then continue to sing it. And i agree with how country isn't music, and dubstep/screamo for that matter, but the inkspots isn't country and it sure as hell IS music.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:36 pm

Johnny Guitar.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:55 am

Johnny Guitar.

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/007/423/untitle.JPG

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 12:56 pm

I want music radio stations to be both: one would be calming and other aggressive!!
life is all about changing moods

yin yang in music
we all want more choices!!

less people would be annoyed = more people would be satisfied.

(I was man i would put my nickname as JohnnyGuitar, he is ace, hatred belongs to love

)

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 12:05 pm

that one of the marks of the inkspots, and quite a few other bands in that era IIRC. They would talk through the chorus once, and then continue to sing it. And i agree with how country isn't music, and dubstep/screamo for that matter, but the inkspots isn't country and it sure as hell IS music.

Hell its ok that they talk but it isnt music to talk in the middle of the song and it pretty much ruins the song. I agree i have to like the Inkspots. Some country that fits fallout well is cool, but i just think that it needs to be more wasteland badass instead of just [censored] songs cause seriously, its the end of the freakin world.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:44 am

Hell its ok that they talk but it isnt music to talk in the middle of the song and it pretty much ruins the song. I agree i have to like the Inkspots. Some country that fits fallout well is cool, but i just think that it needs to be more wasteland badass instead of just [censored] songs cause seriously, its the end of the freakin world.

but the fact that the radio acts like atoms don't exist is part of the humor of fallout. it's supposed to be about how everything is superficially utopian but underneath it all it's all gone to hell. It makes it too serious if you have actually apoc songs. it's like playing NV without wacky wasteland, it's just not the same

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 1:12 pm

This should be the song for the premiere trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unHAvQUpW74 especially if FO4 involves the MLA, MWBoS and the Legion. Or maybe this version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=NDgncPD0bew&feature=fvwp

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 9:08 am

Perhaps they could get artists (or cover artists after getting rights) to rerecord modern songs into the rockabilly or doo-wop style such as this example by the Baseballs covering a Katy Perry song (I think it's hers, I am not up to date on current music): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpWAl8C0H0A

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 6:37 pm

Perhaps they could get artists (or cover artists after getting rights) to rerecord modern songs into the rockabilly or doo-wop style such as this example by the Baseballs covering a Katy Perry song (I think it's hers, I am not up to date on current music)

This!

How about Richard Cheese's cover of Slipknot's People = [censored]? :biggrin:

I think it would fit perfectly.

Sorry I cant link it to you

Im still a Layman, or whatever it is that keeps me from posting links.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 4:36 pm

How about Richard Cheese's cover of Slipknot's People = [censored]? :biggrin:

I think it would fit perfectly.

Sorry I cant link it to you

Im still a Layman, or whatever it is that keeps me from posting links.

I've found it, it's hilarious,... like someone said there, it sounds like pissed of Sinatra

i'll try to post the link, well, warning: contains lots of bad language!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1U15U3IEBxA

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:15 pm

Heres one for the ladies
R!
Aaaaaa!
Peeeee!
MEEEE
[censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] me

lol i love Richard Cheese but unless the next location is near vegas or new reno i dont think he'll be a good fit.. to many modern day references imo

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:46 am

Heres one for the ladies
R!
Aaaaaa!
Peeeee!
MEEEE
[censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] [censored] me

lol i love Richard Cheese but unless the next location is near vegas or new reno i dont think he'll be a good fit.. to many modern day references imo

This one is the BEST.

yeah, he was supposed to sing in Gomorrah!!! that would be gorgeous...

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 2:14 pm

but the fact that the radio acts like atoms don't exist is part of the humor of fallout. it's supposed to be about how everything is superficially utopian but underneath it all it's all gone to hell. It makes it too serious if you have actually apoc songs. it's like playing NV without wacky wasteland, it's just not the same

I agree but i still think a underground raider station would be a good idea. And funny, i found some MODERN songs that, strangely enough, fit with the text of the New Vegas DLC's. I always listen to road to Zion before playing HH and New Divide b4 playing LR

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 5:44 pm

Fats Waller.

» Fri Sep 21, 2012 7:32 am

I understand that people wanna keep the ol' fallou' fee' but [censored] I still stand by what i say and i still say [censored] Johny and his [censored] guitar. For what its worth I'd like to add that it isn't hard to come up with music that
isn't just some chick singing with some piano or guitar or [censored] and hell that ''country'' dude in i dont want to set the world on fire just ruins the song by suddenly talking the text, how the [censored] is that music

Suddenly talking the text? You realize that's what that rap you were talking about earlier is. Please don't slam on other kinds of music, that's not what this thread is about.