If your space program was a song, what would it be?

[Highlad]

Im pretty sure this reflects at least half my time in KSP:

[Kodiak42]

The Blue Danube (with explosions courtesy of Monty Python)

[MarvinKitFox]

Also sprach Zarathustra, as featured in 2001 A Space Oddysey.

The earth-seen-from-space sunrise, with that ominously potent music filling your consciousness.......

I saw this when it was first released in my country, in 1973.

I was 5 years old, so it took several days to assimilate the experience.

Since then, I was hooked on space and sci-fi both.

Edited June 2, 2014 by MarvinKitFox

[NASAFanboy]

"Probelm" - Izzy/Ariana Grande, that's the song I have when weeding out design flaws and undesirable Kerbonauts.

"Protectors of the Earth" - Two Steps From Hell, when my hastily cobbled fleet of warships sallied forth to attack my friends Mun colony in multiplayer. I won by smashing one of the smaller ships into the base. Very few shots were fired.

"Sky World" - Two Steps From Hell, this is me doing a orbital launch.

"Rap God" - Eminem, no clue how this got on, but I played this during my first EVA on Eeloo.

"Drops of Jupiter" - Train, my tune when aero braking at Jool.

"Swoon" - Timeflies, no clue how I got here, but this is when I'm in orbit and in a cheery mood.

"Mmmm yeah" - Austin Mahone, during my transit to Eve. No clue why. Probably because I think Eve is beautiful.

[Mike the Mechanic]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDOFzu-6MD4

metaphorically, of course ...

[sumrex]

Another one bites the dust

[Deadpangod3]

Derp derp derpity derp derp de derp derp.

*cue derp song*

[Shna_na]

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Need I say any more?

[PUNiSH3R]

Tweaking dV in the VAB:

"Tout Petit Moineau" - Igorrr

Taxiing from the SPH and takeoff:

"Slay It" - Cryptex

Hangel doing KSS maintenance on EVA:

"Lights" - Ellie Goulding (Bassnectar Remix)

"Burn" - Ellie Goulding (At Dawn We Rage Light It Up Remix)

Sunscraper mission at periapsis:

"Bullet Train" - Stephen Swartz

Dudtop and Nedbo doing Munbase maintenance:

"Elements" - Lindsey Sterling

"Crystallize" - Lindsey Sterling

Aerobraking into Laythe followed by an unpowered landing hitting that ONE hex on land with an ore deposit overlapping a Kethane field:

"Weapon" - M4SON1C

Generally:

"I Can't Stop" - Flux Pavilion

[Sputnik's Revenge]

For sure. I try to build "small" rockets

[Ayo99]

[WeatherMAN]

As with most things, the correct answer can be found in Rock:

[4j25]

Well, I believe this would be mine:

It starts slow-ish but gets right into the good parts.

[Nahim]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-STRhr8-kVg

[Russoft]

I came here to post this video. It's a very personal song to me as it also happens to be my day job.

[J4CKAL2014]

I'd like to think its probably whatever you get when combining the main themes from The Right Stuff and Apollo 13.

In reality, however, my space programme is far less glorious/awesome

[Kerboman]

This:

[The Destroyer]

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Need I say any more?

No! I was done listening to that music! Now I can't stop listening

[Alephzorg]

When nothing I do makes sense and my rockets just explode.

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[Rowsdower]

("Two Steps From Hell" vid clipped)

Need I say any more?

I've heard that song a million times, but never knew the name. Thanks for that. Here's mine:

[Lohan2008]

[pslytely psycho]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYh4R1aSGxI

Edited June 4, 2014 by pslytely psycho

[vinsent10]

had to ad this

[Eric S]

WARNING: Joke suggestion, not my real attitude: At 1/10th scale or so, I'm surprised noone's suggested "It's a Small World." Then again, those posters are probably playing with the RSS mod so that it doesn't bother them.

[StuntMax]

This is my ONE AND ONLY launch soundtrack:

...the law, of course, is Newton's Gravitation Law.