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I don't know that I've ever really cried for video game music, but I'll give you some that make me feel tingly?

3. Phendrana Drifts from Metroid Prime is a great song for alone time in the snow. I guess the loneliness of the ethereal-sounding track might get to me some day.

2. The opening theme from Metal Gear Solid 2 makes me cry (not really ... well, actually, it might have at some point, particularly the ending) cause it's beautiful and I miss it.

1. The menu music from Star Fox has always given me an eerie sense of loneliness. Looking at the space ship floating in space against a bunch of stars makes me question my significance in the universe. 

Also, it sounds perfect for a character's death scene were they ever to do a movie. Here's an orchestral version that ironically removes those emotions for me:

And here's the much more ethereal (imo) original:

Just to be clear, I watched first couple eps of s1, so i have no idea who's been killed recently. Lol

I haven't seen TP, but I like David Lynch's style. I believe he directed quite a few House of Cards eps.

Edit: never mind, that was fincher. I thought Lynch was a bit too weird for HoC when I typed that. I've seen a couple Lynch movies, like The Fly and the one with James Woods and video tapes.

I watched  the first couple GOT eps last week. I liked them.

I've always found AV Club to be way more up its own ass than Kotaku, but maybe that comparison causes me not to notice as much? And a LOT of Redditors I've read have similarly toxic attitudes, so I think it might depend more on the author?

*shrugs as if trying to start a shrugging contest, notices no one wants one, walks away, but then shrugs defiantly at the rest of the group, now in a cold and distant "beyond"*

You are the only person I know so far who prefers it docked. Interesting.

Why do people dislike Kotaku? I've enjoyed their articles. *shrugs*

I preferred Mariah Carey when she used real vocals. 

Actually, I grew up thinking Nirvana was the most popular 90s anything and not even being aware of her clear chart dominance at the time. 

I also grew up hating my older brother's grunge and metal garbage, and listening mainly to pop-punk, until I got into the harder stuff around 13/14. 

I get kind of annoyed when metal musicians start bashing popstars on-stage as if they're in any way direct competitors. That's why Corey Taylor's graceful response to the "Psychosocial/Baby" mash-up is refreshing.

I still think we deserve better when we have 60s/70s style political discontent, but nothing to match Creedence or Hendrix or anything. Although I guess Lemonade, 4:44, and DAMN. (still need to listen to my copy) are the new generation's politically charged masterpieces. 

And hey, I still have the Stone Sour CD I can't stop listening to, while everyone else on this site is infuriatingly "meh" about it. Lol

There's no accounting for taste, which is why AV Club annoys the shit out of me with some of their judgmental music posts. I was happy to see people call them on their crap when they mocked the new Justice League poster and people thought it was a cool Alex Ross tribute.

I need to watch Birdman again, since I was sleepy the first time. 

I showed my class Spotlight last year, since it references a lot of stuff they need to know. 

He is really intimidating in Homecoming, but I wanted more of him. For me, the movie was good, but not great, and I honestly thought all of the MCEU tie-in stuff took some of its heart away.

I watched a couple eps of GoT via a friend finally. I like it, but still have too much to catch up on.

Seems some friends of mine have pre-ordered from wal-mart.