ZING!!!!

Into each life some rain must fall, but now this is realy getting anoying, this must be the third time i'm posting in a http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1107459-favorite-fallout-3-song-gnr/page__p__16219726__fromsearch__1&#entry16219726, only to have it disappear into the deep down underworld of the forums archives, with a new topic like this popping up every once in a while. Can't we just stick to ONE topic?! Anyway, this is what i posted last time and i haven't changed my opinion since; My alltime favorite song of the game is into each life some rain must fall. The almost unworldy sensation of tranquility that overwhelms one listening to its sound, equalled by no other song in the game. It so profoundly well reflects the sphere of this awe-inspiring alternate reality of long gone memories from a world that never was and the unimaginable destruction and mutation of its being that occured with the strike of countless nuclear weapons, followed by the silence and rest that would follow to linger in those few remaing collections of concreat and metal which are the rare surviving exemplars of factories and machines that once powered a now dead world.

There's a children's program on TV that uses the melody of Way Back Home. Maybe someday when these kids watching that show grow up and hear the original version, they'll have an appreciation for good ol' big band and swing music from the 40's and 50's.

I have two favorites, which fit both extremes of my mood when playing the game. On one hand Butcher Pete with its ironic approach to murder and mayhem. It really fits when you are blasting away at raiders and super-mutants. On the other hand I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire really captures the loneliness and and sorrow of the ruined earth, again, in a deliciously ironic manner.

The Barney song is funny, when you think about it (Lets listen to Barney, while we kill some people!)... but since Pres. Eden is dead, there is no more Enclaved Radio...How sad.

My favourite is Civilization, followed by Butcher Pete. Although lately I prefer to run around without a radio. The only reason I tune in to GNR is because I want to hear Three Dog talk about my exploits.

"Wonderful Guy". I'm a South Pacific fan.

I like the actual exploration soundtrack.

It fits the atmosphere PERFECTLY.
Any real Fallout fan knows what I'm talking about.
<3

Inon Zur is an amazing composer.

Maybe.....You'll think of me.

When you are all alone.

I just think of Fallout when I hear that song.

OR!

You give me, a kiss tobilla dream on,
and my imagination, will thrive upon that kiss.
You give me, a kiss tobilla dream on.
Oh, sweetheart, I ask no more than this,
a kiss tobilla dream on. wha wha wha, wha wha...

From Fallout 2!
I don't really know what the "tobilla" is, I think he says something else, but I'm not sure. I just say, "to-bill-a"