#d-rok

[swedebeast]

I have strange thoughts sometimes. I came across the 40k game Boltgun's menu song, and wondered what it would be like if we slapped this retro metal song into an 80's or 90's 40k game - how well-received that would be.

WELL AS IT HAPPENS this is actually an old track they re-used for Boltgun, and it was actually published by Warhammer Records in 1991.

[sortyourlifeoutmate]

I already knew - and loved - that Games Workshop had a record label back in the early nineties, and that it mostly turned out (let's be fair) unremarkable hard rock nonsense and that, really, only Bolt Thrower came out of it looking anywhere near good.

But!

I did not know that the Boltgun game that came out recently (which I ain't played, shame on me) uses some of the music in it, and that apparently Brian May of all fucking people played on two tracks on this album (not this one, this is the one that gets used in the Boltgun game - the riff is menu music, apparently).

Early nineties Games Workshop was way more fun! Get back a sense of humour, guys! Start a record label again!

(Also, D-Rok kicks the shit out of Wraith, Jesus. Wraith is awful.)

[wibdoesstuff]

Hey, remember when Games Workshop had a record label? We don't since we were like 4, but we can all learn together!

[pattern-53-enfield]

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Here's to the boys of Company B 

Here's to those I've yet to meet 

Here's to worlds never seen

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So plug me in, baby I’ll do my thing

I ain’t going for sympathy, soldier-boy don’t mess with me!

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Don't you know that when you're through 

You'll have broken this old planet's heart in two

[dippedanddripped]

B.G. BIRDMAN D-ROK "RICH GANG" (Official Music Video)