Getting married?
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No, but I definitely associate the wedding march with the end of the world... 
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Steve Earle - Ashes to Ashes
Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Nina Simone - Sinnerman
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Cities in Dust
The Carter Family - God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign
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Serious JuJu - Sammy Hagar (not in the traditional sense....but the song is great )
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Zager and Evans - In the year 2525
Probably not the heavy dose of 'doom' you may be looking for, bud I think it could be considered a 'light doom'. YMMV
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I'd associate dark, brooding songs with the apocalypse so here's a few:
E Nomine - Das Omen
Lita Ford & Ozzy Osbourne - Close my Eyes Forever
AC/DC - Hell's Bells
Rolling Stones - Paint it Black
U2 - Exit
Kansas isn't so dark but these two songs seems appropriate:
Dust in the Wind
Carry on Wayward Son
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Toril... do you care how fast paced or slow this song is? Just because there are a good amount of "bleak" songs that are slow-paced and fast-paced.
I'll second U2's "Exit," and also offer Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven. I'm thinking Zeppelin has some other ones that might work, but I don't have my iPod handy to doublecheck.
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Most of these don't deal with the biblical apocalypse in particular, but they do have an end of the world kinda theme:
Nine Inch Nails - Zero Sum
Switchblade Symphony - Rampid
Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun
Alabama 3 - Gospel Train
Rasputina - Doomsday Averted (though maybes the "averted" part is contrary to what you're after)
Also, while I can't speak to how appropriate each entry is (and it's nowhere near exhaustive), wikipedia has a list.
Looking for a variety GP. Fast, slow, no specific genre. Folk music will even work in some places for what I am doing. I just need some transition between it and the other music.
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Start Wearing Purple - Gogol Bordello
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and thats all I have to add.
Santa Monica - Everclear
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Burning down the house - Jimi Hendrix (again, not in the traditional sense. More in theme and in terms of social interaction.......and still a great song.)
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Course of Nature - "World at War"
Less Than Jake - "Does the Lion City Still Roar?" - skewed enough to sound apocolyptic
Switchfoot - "The Blues"
edit: also Less Than Jake - "A Still Life Franchise"
Also, not too terribly apocolyptic, but it kinda gives the impression: Streetlight Manifesto - "Everything Went Numb"
Lets all just listen to Iron & Wine. Its so much nicer.
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I made a playlist for my iPod recently on this theme (and I'll have to borrow more ideas from this thread). This is sort of a working list for me anyway, I may decide that not all of these song fit, and a couple of the songs I have are obscure and you probably wouldn't be able to find them, but for what it's worth, I currently have the following:
American Pie -- Don Maclean
Gasoline -- Sheryl Crow
Minutes to Midnight -- Midnight Oil
Seconds -- U2
Red Alert -- Malcolm and the Mirrors
The Big Guns -- Swirling Eddies
It's the End of the World As We Know It -- REM
Eve of Destruction -- Barry MacGuire
Dust in the Wind -- Kansas
Preaching the End of the World -- Chris Cornell
Jubilee -- Alison Krauss
also possibly Earth Crisis by Steel Pulse?
There are probably a lot of good apocalyptic reggae songs actually.
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War Pigs - Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne/Faith No More
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Toril, would your project happen to be a party?
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No.. its a wedding..
Just kidding. Its for a game I've been running for some old college friends.
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I'm needing assistance in finding music for a project I am working on. What I am needing are songs pertaining to armageddon or the apocalypse.
So far I have :
Johnny Cash - The Man Comes Around
Slayer - Raining Blood
Marilyn Manson - ArmaGDMFgeddon
REM - End of the World as We Know It
Metallica - Four Horsemen
Any other suggestions would be great. I'm trying to put together at least 2 hours of music.
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