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Sid Meier's Civilization Series [merged topics]
» Sun Dec 29, 2013 1:09 pm
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Natasha Biss - Posts: 3491
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 8:32 pm
Thanks! I'll check it out.
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Emily abigail Villarreal - Posts: 3433
- Joined: Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:38 am
» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:54 am
It's an old game by the way, so don't expect much in the graphical department. It's still really immersive, though.
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Tyler F - Posts: 3420
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 4:15 pm
I enjoy trying to play the games - but I svck at them. I can beat them on the super easy settings, but that's no fun.
I just don't have the talent for setting up where all the workers should be, what to learn from the massive science trees, what enemies to build, where to place cities, etc, etc.
The games are just beyond me. The 360 game was fun, though - it took a lot of that micromanagement out of it and made it a little easier to understand.
I just don't have the talent for setting up where all the workers should be, what to learn from the massive science trees, what enemies to build, where to place cities, etc, etc.
The games are just beyond me. The 360 game was fun, though - it took a lot of that micromanagement out of it and made it a little easier to understand.
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Javaun Thompson - Posts: 3397
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 2:05 pm
I've played the five main titles and both Call to Power spinoffs, and out of the lot I'd say IV is my favorite, with CtP I a close second. Not much of a fan of V, mostly because the AI acts like a spiteful child in diplomacy and an inept idiot in combat (NOTE: haven't played in a while so some of that may have changed).
I never really cared for III, either, as I detested the 'Rampant Corruption' mechanic; it crippled any attempt at building a large civilization, because going over the (absurdly low) city limit meant they all experienced massive 'waste' of food and production. While the theory (curb reckless expansion) was sound, the implementation svcked.
I never really cared for III, either, as I detested the 'Rampant Corruption' mechanic; it crippled any attempt at building a large civilization, because going over the (absurdly low) city limit meant they all experienced massive 'waste' of food and production. While the theory (curb reckless expansion) was sound, the implementation svcked.
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Georgine Lee - Posts: 3353
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 2:43 pm
The last time I played Civ V I spent 3 hours playing and the game froze. I didn't save... /facepalm.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':facepalm:' />
and I never played again.
and I never played again.
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Tania Bunic - Posts: 3392
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:05 am
I have Civ I, II, IV and Alpha Centauri. They are some of my favourite games of all time.
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Katey Meyer - Posts: 3464
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 2:50 pm
Found my Alpha Centauri Tech Tree Map... wish I had the rest of the stuff.
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Dean Ashcroft - Posts: 3566
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 12:48 pm
It's 6 dollars on gog.com I believe.
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aisha jamil - Posts: 3436
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 5:46 am
I
I still have my original cds
I still have my original cds
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Marquis deVille - Posts: 3409
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:39 am
Oh, nice.
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Alkira rose Nankivell - Posts: 3417
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:32 am
Can I get a shout out for the Final Frontier mod for Civ IV? And the Startrek/ Starwars mods that followed? /intergalactic.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':intergalactic:' />
They are more comprehensible and have more depth than many published games out there. /grad.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':grad:' />
I swear the next 4x game that ships had better crap diamonds and piss gasoline if they want me to shell out cash for it when compared to the FF mods..
They are more comprehensible and have more depth than many published games out there. /grad.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':grad:' />
I swear the next 4x game that ships had better crap diamonds and piss gasoline if they want me to shell out cash for it when compared to the FF mods..
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A Dardzz - Posts: 3370
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 4:27 am
I got Civ Revolution for the 360. I think I paid $10 for it. I got it because it seems like a must own for 360. None of my friends have it.
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Janine Rose - Posts: 3428
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 6:31 pm
You guys might enjoy the http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1241400-civilization-4-tamriel-mod/page__st__60someone made for CIV4
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Emma - Posts: 3287
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 6:24 am
Some http://steamcommunity.com/games/SteamWorkshop/announcements/detail/1497692004643017973 today - Civ 5 mods are coming to Steam Workshop!
What are some of your favorite Civ 5 mods you hope to see on the workshop?
So far the only one I've tried is http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=399510, but I highly recommend it. This mod is a massive improvement over the vanilla game and fixes a lot of the balance problems with the A.I.
Looks like fun! I hope there is eventually a version of this for Civ5.
What are some of your favorite Civ 5 mods you hope to see on the workshop?
So far the only one I've tried is http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=399510, but I highly recommend it. This mod is a massive improvement over the vanilla game and fixes a lot of the balance problems with the A.I.
Looks like fun! I hope there is eventually a version of this for Civ5.
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maya papps - Posts: 3468
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 6:55 am
Cool maybe I'll start playing this again!
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^_^ - Posts: 3394
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 2:00 pm
I don't normally like mods in games like this, but when I do I play Fall from Heaven and its sub mod the Erberes one. Those two are fantastic. Civ 4 only folks.
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joseluis perez - Posts: 3507
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 9:59 am
I still fondly remember the original DOS version of Civilization. I think I was playing it on a 386 or 486 at the time... /geek.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':geek:' />
Civ 5 has a lot of problems stemming from the challenges of properly coding the A.I. to handle one unit per tile strategically. As a result, for the most part the devs significantly buffed the A.I. and nerfed the player. They have released a number of patches intended to improve this, but it has still suffered. I do remember shortly after the initial release date it was much worse, however.
The Civilization NiGHTS mod improves a lot of the A.I. behavior and greatly helps to rebalance the game, adding over 80 new cultural policies, revamping the tech tree and completely overhauling diplomacy for the A.I. civs. I'm hoping Steam Workshop will be a shot in the arm for the modding community, resulting in lots of interesting new mods to try.
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danni Marchant - Posts: 3420
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 11:32 am
Hopefully the upcoming expansion improves the AI, that's one of the features listed after all.
I just finished a game last night where the AI was being a bit weird. I only had one city with a strong defensive perimeter around it, going for cultural victory. One of my AI neighbors kept declaring war on me, losing most of his soldiers in a couple of turns, and paying me for a peace treaty... and he kept doing this immediately after the treaty ran out every 10 turns.
I just finished a game last night where the AI was being a bit weird. I only had one city with a strong defensive perimeter around it, going for cultural victory. One of my AI neighbors kept declaring war on me, losing most of his soldiers in a couple of turns, and paying me for a peace treaty... and he kept doing this immediately after the treaty ran out every 10 turns.
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Jordyn Youngman - Posts: 3396
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:34 am
That's been a problem since day 1, and one of the things that turned me off from the game. The AIs are a bunch of paranoid psychotics, and act accordingly, with the result that no matter how many times you obliterate their army (which is far too easy to do, even on Deity) they keep coming back for more, even though they know they don't have a chance in hell to win.
Speaking of which, their force assessment algorithm needs serious work, as it is heavily weighted in favor of number of units and almost completely disregards things like tech differential and promotions. As a result, it's all too easy to svcker the AI into a string of Thermopylae-style fights as it thinks it can just zerg-rush you out of existence. Which, oddly enough, would actually work early on if it bothered to stick to its guns; it often has a sizable production advantage, but completely wastes it by faffing around in your outer defenses while you pot-shot it to death instead of just sending the whole force in at once and winning through sheer force.
Come to think of it, that might be just as well despite how stupid it is, or some Deity-level games would be over by turn 6...
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Speaking of which, their force assessment algorithm needs serious work, as it is heavily weighted in favor of number of units and almost completely disregards things like tech differential and promotions. As a result, it's all too easy to svcker the AI into a string of Thermopylae-style fights as it thinks it can just zerg-rush you out of existence. Which, oddly enough, would actually work early on if it bothered to stick to its guns; it often has a sizable production advantage, but completely wastes it by faffing around in your outer defenses while you pot-shot it to death instead of just sending the whole force in at once and winning through sheer force.
Come to think of it, that might be just as well despite how stupid it is, or some Deity-level games would be over by turn 6...
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Samantha Pattison - Posts: 3407
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 4:10 pm
I've never played the Civ series. Which version you guys recommend?
On another note, I hear people say about the great Alpha Centauri but how come Sid hasn't made a new version since the last one?
On another note, I hear people say about the great Alpha Centauri but how come Sid hasn't made a new version since the last one?
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Jack Bryan - Posts: 3449
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:18 am
Of the actual Civ games I'd recommend Civ IV; mechanics are well-designed and balanced, and it avoids some of the annoyance pitfalls that have plagued some of the other Civ games (e.g. the poor AI of Civ5, pollution and corruption implementation in Civ3, etc). It's also got some great mods for it (once you've played the base game a bit I highly recommend checking out the Fall From Heaven 2 mod). Alpha Centauri, while not technically part of the Civ series, is the other game I'd highly recommend along with Civ4. Tremendous amount of freedom in play styles between social engineering, which techs and secret projects to rush, terraforming options, and the ability to design your own units. Plus you can pick it up for just $6 on http://www.gog.com/gamecard/sid_meiers_alpha_centauri.
As for why Alpha Centauri hasn't been followed up with a sequel, I think it has to do with complications over who holds the rights to the game, seeing as Firaxis is currently publishing through 2K, while the rights to Alpha Centauri are currently held by EA.
As for why Alpha Centauri hasn't been followed up with a sequel, I think it has to do with complications over who holds the rights to the game, seeing as Firaxis is currently publishing through 2K, while the rights to Alpha Centauri are currently held by EA.
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naome duncan - Posts: 3459
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 3:36 pm
Ah, I knew there was something behind it all. Anyways, I might get Civ IV since after searching the net it appears that people are very fond of Civ IV in comparison to the other installments.
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Neliel Kudoh - Posts: 3348
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 7:14 pm
I've only done Civilization : Revolution
I enjoyed it but I think its more a beginners game compared to the other sequals.
Also Civ 5 - I dislike hexagon maps. I know its a petty reason.
I enjoyed it but I think its more a beginners game compared to the other sequals.
Also Civ 5 - I dislike hexagon maps. I know its a petty reason.
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RUby DIaz - Posts: 3383
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» Sun Dec 29, 2013 5:28 am
Civ IV is a phenomenal game, the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5e0Qelqp-Cc&feature=share&list=PL148A567BB5EB0821 is amazing and so many aspects of the game are very well designed.
Although it has not been well implemented in the vanilla game for the A.I. Civs, I do think Civ 5's one-unit-per-tile is a tremendous improvement over Civ 4. It makes combat a lot more strategic instead of simply, say, building a massive stack of modern armor units to wipe enemies off the map.
Another thing that is great about Civ 5 is a lot of people on Steam have it and it's rather easy to set up matches with your friends on Steam. Personally, I have a lot of fun with super long campaigns with huge map in Civ 5 singleplayer and quick paced matches with tiny map for the multiplayer The Civ 5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRLTcmhhA74&feature=share&list=PL179E61153F05FEA8is also really good, not quite as epic as the Civ IV soundtrack, but there is a completely different soundtrack depending on which leader/civilization you choose to play, so overall there is a lot more music with greater variety:
Spoiler
Europe Peace folder:
aaron copland - our town pt.1
aaron copland - our town pt.2
aaron copland - paisaje mexicano
aaron copland - the tender land pt.1
aaron copland - the tender land pt.2
antonin dvorak - symphony no. 9 - ii. largo
apm music - lives and secrets b
apm music - lost to the world 1
apm music - of ancient walls
apm music - signs of life
cesar franck - panis angelicus
claude debussy - preludes - 8 - la fille aux cheveux de lin
edvard grieg - peer gynt - aase's death
frederic talgorn - american dreams
gabriel faure - berceuse op.56
gabriel faure - masques bergamasques
gabriel faure - sicilienne
george frideric handel - amaryllis suite
isaac albeniz - iberia - iii. fete-dieu a seville
jack trombey - dusk
jack trombey - lacrimae
orlando gibbons - fantasias a 3 no. 6
simon park - chanson
simon park - foxton lock
william lawes - sett no.1 fantasia
laurence joyce and john leach - summer idyll
Europe War folder (some unknown):
apm music - ancient forces
apm music - angel or devil
apm music - apocalypse warrior
apm music - dark landscapes
apm music - elipse
apm music - future victory
apm music - hidden forces
apm music - last invasion
apm music - lost emperor
apm music - quiet courage
apm music - seclusion
apm music - stirring
apm music - terre vibrante
apm music - the final combat
apm music - the last hero
apm music - voices of war
apm music - where and why
frederic talgorn - epitaph
frederic talgorn - field of poppies
frederic talgorn - final judgement
frederic talgorn - fragile truce
georges bizet - carmen suite prelude
glenn tollet - elegy
gustav holst - egdon heath pt.1
gustav holst - egdon heath pt.2
gustav holst - hammersmith
henry purcell - dido and aeneas - when i am laid in earth
janos lehar - yerusholayim
johann sebastian bach - komm susser tod
paul lawler - tragedy
peter merrick - adagio monochord
simon park - a winters tale
simon park and antonio valotti - at rest
unknown - father's house
unknown - les adieux
unknown - long night
unknown - symphonic synth edit
Europe Either folder (1 unknown):
aaron copland - the red pony
amp music - dark voyage
amp music - quest for peace b
amp music - shadow a
antonin dvorak - romantic pieces - iv. larghetto
edvard grieg - piano concerto in a minor op.16 - ii. adagio
frederic talgorn - missing in action
gabriel faure - berceuse op.16
george frideric handel - amaryllis suite sarabande
gustav mahler - symphony no.5 - iv. adagietto
johann mattheson - suite no.5 in c m
mikhail ippolitov-ivanov - in the manger
unknown - end
America Peace folder (1 unknown):
apm music - blooming
apm music - carajas
apm music - flame tree
apm music - indian brave
apm music - indian
apm music - marajo
apm music - urucu
apm music - wind song 1
apm music - wind song 5
apm music - wind song 8
inkuyo - tierra callowaya
james demars - far from the water
paul lawler - past mysteries
r. carlos nakai - 12 20 82 song
r. carlos nakai - canyon reverie
r. carlos nakai - catfish muse
r. carlos nakai - daybreak vision
r. carlos nakai - inner voices
r. carlos nakai - kokopelli wind
r. carlos nakai - song for the morning star
r. carlos nakai - winter solstice
r. carlos nakai - woodsong
traditional - jach's marka
unknown - inca peace 1
America War folder (1 unknown):
apm music - a wild beauty a
apm music - a wild beauty b
apm music - bad turbulence
apm music - cold and massive
apm music - cold floating
apm music - disturbing fusion
apm music - heavy gurgling
apm music - jurua
apm music - little suspense
apm music - luxuriant torpor
apm music - man of sorrow
apm music - nervous tremors
apm music - old woman's lament
apm music - panic fear
apm music - persisting wriggling
apm music - restless sleep
apm music - slow fall
apm music - tribal breath
apm music - tribal tension
apm music - unstable
apm music - where eagles fly b
apm music - wild force
paul lawler - mists of time
unknown - inca war 1
America Either folder (almost done):
apm music - biogenesis
apm music - cold menace
apm music - cold waiting
apm music - fearful steps
apm music - floating texture
apm music - iriri
apm music - light wave
apm music - manitou
apm music - miniature
apm music - primitive march
apm music - putumayo
apm music - rolling tone
apm music - solo flute 2
apm music - song of the plains
apm music - tragic action
apm music - trombetas
apm music - village morning
apm music - wind song 4
apm music - xingu
global journey ltd - blackfoot nights
global journey ltd - cheyenne prairie
global journey ltd - dream of the navajo
unknown - fatal running
Asia Peace folder (1 unknown):
apm music - bright colours
apm music - flower elegy
apm music - highlands of tibet
apm music - infant emperor
apm music - kambu
apm music - lantern garden
apm music - nang nahk
apm music - phatcha
apm music - rabum nokyoung
apm music - sukhothai
apm music - sunset journey
apm music - taj mahal agra india a
apm music - thar desert
chen peixun - aria of snow
john leach & francis silkstone - night raga
katsutoshi nagasawa - five sketches on nishikigi - aidama. indigo ball
katsutoshi nagasawa - five sketches on nishikigi - ruri. lapis lazuli
li zhongyong - mountain village in a spring morning
liu tianhua - joyful night
ravi shankar - concerto for sitar and orchestra - iv. raga manj khamaj
ravi shankar - morning love
ravi shankar - sitar concerto no.2 - ii. bairagi
ravi shankar - sitar concerto no.2 - iii. yaman kalyan
ren guang - colorful clouds chasing the moon
zhang qianyi - northern forest
unknown - song of joy
Asia War folder (almost done):
akira ifukube - i. nocturne pt.1
akira ifukube - i. nocturne pt.2
akira ifukube - ballata sinfonica
apm music - dark currents
apm music - dragon dance
apm music - dynasties of power
apm music - golden temple
apm music - holy water vessel
apm music - honoured ways
apm music - no resting place
apm music - sai tar sinlapin
apm music - song of the imperial throne
apm music - three great rivers
apm music - tide of destruction
ian cleworth - miyajima
ian cleworth & riley kelly lee - takeda's poem
joji hirota - haru-ichiban pt.1
joji hirota - harvest
joji hirota - musashi mai uchi
joji hirota - pageant
michio miyagi - seoto
traditional - kangen. hyojo no netori
yuzo toyama - etenraku nokorigaku samben
yuzo toyama - etenraku
unknown - courtesy of black sun records - shinrabansyo
unknown - courtesy of lyrichord - chos
Asia Either folder (some unknown):
apm music - great wall of china
apm music - kap mai
apm music - mother ganges
apm music - the dynasty begins
apm music - the enlightened one
apm music - the eternal question a
apm music - the floating temple
apm music - to discover
apm music - vi dam
katsutoshi nagasawa - five sketches on nishikigi - moegi. yellowish green
ravi shankar - concerto for sitar and orchestra - ii. raga sindhi bhairavi
yun qu - ancient xiang shan melody
yun qu - lotus
yun qu - mei yun melody
yun qu - the dragon emperor's lament
unknown - jade hibiscus
unknown - music of clouds
unknown - tiaw tang
Middle East Africa Peace folder (some unknown):
ahmed mukhtar - sufi moments
apm music - the senses awaken a
brian keane - istanbul'dan
brian keane and omar faruk tekbilek - salute to the sun
john leach & francis silkstone - river sunrise
omar faruk tekbilek - crescent moon
omar faruk tekbilek - rast medhal pt.1
omar faruk tekbilek - rast medhal pt.2
omar faruk tekbilek - yalel
michael atherton - maat
michael atherton - shen
unknown - senburgaz ciftetellisi
unknown - iraqi cafe
unknown - jallaman
unknown - plang quel crudel basciar
unknown - sufi
Middle East Africa War folder (almost done):
anonymous - march of the bey's
apm music - arabia c
apm music - damaged lands c
apm music - fragile lands b
apm music - saharan vistas
bashir abdel al - aridda wal noor
bashir abdel al - flying bird
michael askill - air and other invisible forces
michael askill - salome's entrance
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - aman
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - desert wind
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - sufi house
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - the goldsmiths
michael atherton - atum iii
michael atherton - atum v
michael atherton - khet pt.2
michael atherton - khet pt.3
omar faruk tekbilek - gawazi
omar faruk tekbilek - sultan of the hearts
r.a. fish - pakistani sufi rhythm
r.a. fish - whirling dervish rhythm
traditional - raqsat albedoi (iraq)
unknown - arab marshes
unknown - dafa
unknown - ornament
Middle East Africa Either folder (some unknown):
anonymous - solo for the ud
brian keane and omar faruk tekbilek - ghizemli
dijvan gasparian - brother hunter (armenia)
dimitrie cantemir - pesrevin rastmode
gian battista toderini - concerto turco nominato
huseyin turkmenler - bride meeting tune of bolu
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - cool water
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - under desert stars
omar faruk tekbilek - yunus
traditional - nay solo
unknown - judgemental wound
unknown - pesrev yunusemre (ilahileri)
unknown - testimony
Europe Peace folder:
aaron copland - our town pt.1
aaron copland - our town pt.2
aaron copland - paisaje mexicano
aaron copland - the tender land pt.1
aaron copland - the tender land pt.2
antonin dvorak - symphony no. 9 - ii. largo
apm music - lives and secrets b
apm music - lost to the world 1
apm music - of ancient walls
apm music - signs of life
cesar franck - panis angelicus
claude debussy - preludes - 8 - la fille aux cheveux de lin
edvard grieg - peer gynt - aase's death
frederic talgorn - american dreams
gabriel faure - berceuse op.56
gabriel faure - masques bergamasques
gabriel faure - sicilienne
george frideric handel - amaryllis suite
isaac albeniz - iberia - iii. fete-dieu a seville
jack trombey - dusk
jack trombey - lacrimae
orlando gibbons - fantasias a 3 no. 6
simon park - chanson
simon park - foxton lock
william lawes - sett no.1 fantasia
laurence joyce and john leach - summer idyll
Europe War folder (some unknown):
apm music - ancient forces
apm music - angel or devil
apm music - apocalypse warrior
apm music - dark landscapes
apm music - elipse
apm music - future victory
apm music - hidden forces
apm music - last invasion
apm music - lost emperor
apm music - quiet courage
apm music - seclusion
apm music - stirring
apm music - terre vibrante
apm music - the final combat
apm music - the last hero
apm music - voices of war
apm music - where and why
frederic talgorn - epitaph
frederic talgorn - field of poppies
frederic talgorn - final judgement
frederic talgorn - fragile truce
georges bizet - carmen suite prelude
glenn tollet - elegy
gustav holst - egdon heath pt.1
gustav holst - egdon heath pt.2
gustav holst - hammersmith
henry purcell - dido and aeneas - when i am laid in earth
janos lehar - yerusholayim
johann sebastian bach - komm susser tod
paul lawler - tragedy
peter merrick - adagio monochord
simon park - a winters tale
simon park and antonio valotti - at rest
unknown - father's house
unknown - les adieux
unknown - long night
unknown - symphonic synth edit
Europe Either folder (1 unknown):
aaron copland - the red pony
amp music - dark voyage
amp music - quest for peace b
amp music - shadow a
antonin dvorak - romantic pieces - iv. larghetto
edvard grieg - piano concerto in a minor op.16 - ii. adagio
frederic talgorn - missing in action
gabriel faure - berceuse op.16
george frideric handel - amaryllis suite sarabande
gustav mahler - symphony no.5 - iv. adagietto
johann mattheson - suite no.5 in c m
mikhail ippolitov-ivanov - in the manger
unknown - end
America Peace folder (1 unknown):
apm music - blooming
apm music - carajas
apm music - flame tree
apm music - indian brave
apm music - indian
apm music - marajo
apm music - urucu
apm music - wind song 1
apm music - wind song 5
apm music - wind song 8
inkuyo - tierra callowaya
james demars - far from the water
paul lawler - past mysteries
r. carlos nakai - 12 20 82 song
r. carlos nakai - canyon reverie
r. carlos nakai - catfish muse
r. carlos nakai - daybreak vision
r. carlos nakai - inner voices
r. carlos nakai - kokopelli wind
r. carlos nakai - song for the morning star
r. carlos nakai - winter solstice
r. carlos nakai - woodsong
traditional - jach's marka
unknown - inca peace 1
America War folder (1 unknown):
apm music - a wild beauty a
apm music - a wild beauty b
apm music - bad turbulence
apm music - cold and massive
apm music - cold floating
apm music - disturbing fusion
apm music - heavy gurgling
apm music - jurua
apm music - little suspense
apm music - luxuriant torpor
apm music - man of sorrow
apm music - nervous tremors
apm music - old woman's lament
apm music - panic fear
apm music - persisting wriggling
apm music - restless sleep
apm music - slow fall
apm music - tribal breath
apm music - tribal tension
apm music - unstable
apm music - where eagles fly b
apm music - wild force
paul lawler - mists of time
unknown - inca war 1
America Either folder (almost done):
apm music - biogenesis
apm music - cold menace
apm music - cold waiting
apm music - fearful steps
apm music - floating texture
apm music - iriri
apm music - light wave
apm music - manitou
apm music - miniature
apm music - primitive march
apm music - putumayo
apm music - rolling tone
apm music - solo flute 2
apm music - song of the plains
apm music - tragic action
apm music - trombetas
apm music - village morning
apm music - wind song 4
apm music - xingu
global journey ltd - blackfoot nights
global journey ltd - cheyenne prairie
global journey ltd - dream of the navajo
unknown - fatal running
Asia Peace folder (1 unknown):
apm music - bright colours
apm music - flower elegy
apm music - highlands of tibet
apm music - infant emperor
apm music - kambu
apm music - lantern garden
apm music - nang nahk
apm music - phatcha
apm music - rabum nokyoung
apm music - sukhothai
apm music - sunset journey
apm music - taj mahal agra india a
apm music - thar desert
chen peixun - aria of snow
john leach & francis silkstone - night raga
katsutoshi nagasawa - five sketches on nishikigi - aidama. indigo ball
katsutoshi nagasawa - five sketches on nishikigi - ruri. lapis lazuli
li zhongyong - mountain village in a spring morning
liu tianhua - joyful night
ravi shankar - concerto for sitar and orchestra - iv. raga manj khamaj
ravi shankar - morning love
ravi shankar - sitar concerto no.2 - ii. bairagi
ravi shankar - sitar concerto no.2 - iii. yaman kalyan
ren guang - colorful clouds chasing the moon
zhang qianyi - northern forest
unknown - song of joy
Asia War folder (almost done):
akira ifukube - i. nocturne pt.1
akira ifukube - i. nocturne pt.2
akira ifukube - ballata sinfonica
apm music - dark currents
apm music - dragon dance
apm music - dynasties of power
apm music - golden temple
apm music - holy water vessel
apm music - honoured ways
apm music - no resting place
apm music - sai tar sinlapin
apm music - song of the imperial throne
apm music - three great rivers
apm music - tide of destruction
ian cleworth - miyajima
ian cleworth & riley kelly lee - takeda's poem
joji hirota - haru-ichiban pt.1
joji hirota - harvest
joji hirota - musashi mai uchi
joji hirota - pageant
michio miyagi - seoto
traditional - kangen. hyojo no netori
yuzo toyama - etenraku nokorigaku samben
yuzo toyama - etenraku
unknown - courtesy of black sun records - shinrabansyo
unknown - courtesy of lyrichord - chos
Asia Either folder (some unknown):
apm music - great wall of china
apm music - kap mai
apm music - mother ganges
apm music - the dynasty begins
apm music - the enlightened one
apm music - the eternal question a
apm music - the floating temple
apm music - to discover
apm music - vi dam
katsutoshi nagasawa - five sketches on nishikigi - moegi. yellowish green
ravi shankar - concerto for sitar and orchestra - ii. raga sindhi bhairavi
yun qu - ancient xiang shan melody
yun qu - lotus
yun qu - mei yun melody
yun qu - the dragon emperor's lament
unknown - jade hibiscus
unknown - music of clouds
unknown - tiaw tang
Middle East Africa Peace folder (some unknown):
ahmed mukhtar - sufi moments
apm music - the senses awaken a
brian keane - istanbul'dan
brian keane and omar faruk tekbilek - salute to the sun
john leach & francis silkstone - river sunrise
omar faruk tekbilek - crescent moon
omar faruk tekbilek - rast medhal pt.1
omar faruk tekbilek - rast medhal pt.2
omar faruk tekbilek - yalel
michael atherton - maat
michael atherton - shen
unknown - senburgaz ciftetellisi
unknown - iraqi cafe
unknown - jallaman
unknown - plang quel crudel basciar
unknown - sufi
Middle East Africa War folder (almost done):
anonymous - march of the bey's
apm music - arabia c
apm music - damaged lands c
apm music - fragile lands b
apm music - saharan vistas
bashir abdel al - aridda wal noor
bashir abdel al - flying bird
michael askill - air and other invisible forces
michael askill - salome's entrance
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - aman
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - desert wind
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - sufi house
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - the goldsmiths
michael atherton - atum iii
michael atherton - atum v
michael atherton - khet pt.2
michael atherton - khet pt.3
omar faruk tekbilek - gawazi
omar faruk tekbilek - sultan of the hearts
r.a. fish - pakistani sufi rhythm
r.a. fish - whirling dervish rhythm
traditional - raqsat albedoi (iraq)
unknown - arab marshes
unknown - dafa
unknown - ornament
Middle East Africa Either folder (some unknown):
anonymous - solo for the ud
brian keane and omar faruk tekbilek - ghizemli
dijvan gasparian - brother hunter (armenia)
dimitrie cantemir - pesrevin rastmode
gian battista toderini - concerto turco nominato
huseyin turkmenler - bride meeting tune of bolu
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - cool water
michael askill and omar faruk tekbilek - under desert stars
omar faruk tekbilek - yunus
traditional - nay solo
unknown - judgemental wound
unknown - pesrev yunusemre (ilahileri)
unknown - testimony
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