A little help guys...

[Belaslav]

One of my friends is currently researching a topic for her psychology class, and she asked me to help her gather some data for her research. The whole thing will take about 10 minutes, so could you help me/help her out please? Plus, you might actually enjoy the music.

The question is as follows:

When listening to a soundtrack listed here, what kind of fantasy jumps to your mind that you would use that particular soundtrack as background music?

YouTube- Lacrimosa Immediate Music
YouTube- Red Wire/Blue Wire (Immediate Music)
YouTube- Tightwire (Immediate Music)

Please use the following template to organize your replies:


Lacrimosa:

Red Wire/Blue Wire:

Tightwire:

Thanks guys!

[Leesa]

Lacrimosa: Trailer for a serious and intense movie.

Red Wire/Blue Wire: Used for a building of suspense, the title makes me think of the whole 'not knowing which wire to cut when a bombs about to go off, and the music gives the same type of feel.

Tightwire: Seems to be good for a turning point and/or a climax of a story, makes me think of "seeing who the person behind the mask is, while the mask is being pulled up 1 inch every minute...." I guess...

[Loveless]

Lacrimosa: An epic fight scene between two large armies. Large flat clearing, men on horseback and foot, wielding swords, spears, bows and arrows.

Red Wire/Blue Wire: Pressed for time. A scene where there is a time limit like a secret agent trying to steal information working on conjunction with the headquarters. Advanced technology, trying to break the code.

Tightwire: Running up to the last boss for that final fight to save the damsel in distress. Beating down multiple enemies on the way. o:

[Triumph]

Lacrimosa: Trailer music for a medieval war film, like 300.

Red Wire/Blue Wire: Situations with little time and much dilemma, like Inception.

Tightwire: Final boss music. Melbu Frahma and to an extent, Orphan.

[Jikanu]

Lacrimosa: Great loss has befallen someone; some kind of quest starts. Tales of Phantasia comes to mind.

Red Wire/Blue Wire: Some hero in a spy film is making an escape. Explosions follow.

Tightwire: Evil guy launches his final attack, all looks bleak, epic swordfight scene. Sephiroth casting Meteor, and all.