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>>94864248
I've tried but I'm easily distracted. I like finding as much calm as I can to immerse myself in the book's world. I end coming up with the rhythm of the world, imagining the beats and sounds anyway. But I bet something instrumental would work with me. Nothing lyrical or my immersion would be broken and I'm belting out.

So like a motion comic?

>>94865493
I guess, although I'm trying to imagine the lyrics being worked into a silent panel, and such.

>>94864248
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z13qnzUQwuI

This in whatever. Maybe sexy spy Dick.

What do you think of writers when they pair music to their comics? Snyder has a playlist on spotify for Metal, and Jeff Lemire has a page at the end of each Royal City issue with a playlist.

>>94865791
I liked how the first issue of SCUD included a playlist. Devo's Beautiful World was a perfect choice for the ending page.

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>>94865827

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>>94865858
That's off the top of my head.

See also Scott Pilgrim, The Humans, .

>>94865900
Whoops, I missed the last one, I meant to type Perkeros.

>>94864248
This movie was better than Ant-Man.

>>94864248
I put on setlists corresponding to the genre. Goa Trance for psychedelic stuff. Retro-synth for cyberpunk. Mod R&B for capeshit. Witch House for horror. Yada Yada.

I like to put on something, preferably instrumental, when I'm reading. I can't say there are many specific things that I know pair especially well together, but it is very noticeable when the music doesn't fit the comic.
Magic Sword goes perfectly with Kirby Thor, and I'm so thankful to the Ragnarok trailer for introducing me to it.
I use The Eagles for any Westerns.
KISS for KISS.

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I always have this in the background when I read the Superman: Beyond segments from Final Crisis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vr0NBPRMe2E

>>94865924
Not much of an achievement desu

>>94864248
>What is Phantogram
>What is Murder Ballads

I was literally just thinking about this, because I'm reading P. Craig Russel's Ring of the Nibelung adaptation, and though the speech bubbles aren't verbatim to the lines of the music (at least I'm assuming because I don't speak German), you can basically read along with the opera playing.

It's something I've never seen done before and I wonder if it'd be possible to do something like this with any other kind of story.

>>94866602
Phonogram*