assign a situation to the above music.

A Kid Hero flying over a big meadow on giant flower.

A bunch of hipsters make their way through a kitsch futuristic Tokyo, picking up a Ragtag Bunch of Misfits on their way

Having finished his Training from Hell, the hero easily wins a series of Motocross races to qualify for the national championship race.

Megaman fighting Wily's latest creation.

Sonic The Hedgehog fighting Dr Robotnik in some kind of city level

By the way, how much of a track do you typically listen to before responding? With me it depends on whether it's the sort of piece I consider likely to evolve, but I typically try to listen to at least half before making any real judgement about what situation it might fit; and I preferably listen to all of it if I have the time.

edited 28th Dec '12 8:53:34 AM by porschelemans

The villain's plot has been foiled, and the man himself has been backed into a corner; now the hero has to fight to finish him off.

If I hear the end of a loop, that'll do; if it's a more theatrical piece that changes over time, I'll listen to the whole thing first. And really, I've enjoyed every piece so far enough to listen to the whole thing anyways, even if I do post before I get to the end.

stealthily exploring a virtual world then running from people who saw you.

depends on the length. if its less than two minutes, I generally try to listen to the whole thing. otherwise, i listen the beginning to get the general idea of how the music goes,and then to samples throughout the track to see if it changes from my first impression. Unless it's particularly Crowning Music Of Awesome. then I listen to the whole thing.

edited 28th Dec '12 9:26:16 AM by dontcallmewave

The Five-Man Band storm the Big Bad's castle.

running from a Cyborg-ghost Implacable Man killer. who keeps teleporting closer to you. its clear he's just toying with you

You some how have managed to find a way top the insanes AI's inner sanctum, and now it's sicking everything it has on you.

A wedding where something isn't quite right.

Driving through Vegas at night.

A Battle Couple has just managed to resolve their differences, and they ride off into the sunset together after tandem-murdering the villainous hypotenuse.

edited 29th Dec '12 7:02:26 AM by EgregiousOne

A Black Mage fights against a Powerful Boss in Cyperspace.

The Hero has reached the Big Bad's lair. He rises from the lava as a giant humanoid beast as The Hero prepares to fight him.

80's Dan pulls a Big Damn Hero moment and saves the day!

Climactic fight with the Big Bad.

A group of gangsters making their way through Washington DC in their lowrider

Johnny Rotten comes of age at the end of my version of Sid & Nancy and decides to front a REAL band just as the credits begin to roll.

(And I'm going to hell)

Oh, Hell on toast...

...a group of college students gets Weeping Angeled back to the 70's, where they ultimately fail to adapt and spiral into insanity while languishing over the loss of their loved ones.

The hero is invited to the local Caligula's party, and he has no choice but toaccept the offer, and now he's in one of the most batshit and depraved parties on earth.

Hillary Clinton. Nazi Zombies. One epic battle.

The Hero is knifing his way thtrough the jungle, when suddenly, he stumbles upon a tropical hotel resort.

The Anti-Hero and The Lancer walk into a strip club and order Tequila.

A technician travels inside a broken NES in order to fix it.