Need music suggestions for In Nomine

[robkelk]

Not for me - for another GM.

The setup: GURPS In Nomine, Mercurian with Weirdness Magnet. The GM wants to have Lucifer (and a few of his Princes) drop by uninvited for a poker night. What's the appropriate music?

Ideas so far:

• Sympathy for The Devil, by The Rolling Stones [size=smaller](obvious song is obvious)[/size]
  
• The Devil Went Down to Georgia, by The Charlie Daniels Band
  
• Spanish Train, by Chris de Burgh
  

Any more?
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[Bob Schroeck]

The song that served as the soundtrack for the video of the RC Blackbird model in the General/General videos thread -- "Angels" by Within Temptation -- might be worth considering.
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Then the horns kicked in...
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[classicdrogn]

The Angelzoom cover of Linkin Park's "Crawling in My Skin" has a beautiful sound that becomes positively creepy when contrasted with the lyrics. Actually, given the subject? Anything by Angelzoom fits with In Nomine. A fair amount of Epica, and if you can find it, Coven 13 should also be good. Also, I love the name of Coven13's label: Akashic Records.

Oh, and the Xenosaga soundtracks! The Testament theme and the Jin/Margulus fight theme from Xenosaga II are particularly good, thouhgh the latter is a little energetic for a friendly game of cards.

- CD
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[Foxboy]

Tenacious D -- Pick of Destiny

Various Country Artists -- Ghost Riders in the Sky, Skyball Paint
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[Dartz]

Devil in Disguise; Elvis.
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[HoagieOfDoom]

"The Devil is an Englishman", originally by Thomas Dolby and covered by Steve Hackett. They're each a bit different in overall tone.
"The Doctrine of Eternal Ice (Part Two)" by Phideaux

[Norgarth]

Since it's a poker game, The Gambler by Kenny Rogers.
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[Rev Dark]

This town by Elvis Costello.