I personally listen to Alternative music in my free time, but will settle with almost anything. One genre in particular though will always have a soft spot in my heart. Old vintage music has been a secret passion of mine since Fallout 3 and New Vegas. I don't care if it's a Doo-wop song by The Del Vikings, a delightful melody by a crooner, or even a boot stompin' song by Hank William Senior, I will add that song to one of my playlists and listen to it like it's going out of style.

My question to the Gunetwork is what song you enjoyed most by the Fallout games. Any of them. It could even have been in a mod for said game, I just want to hear about everyone's favorite tune!

@"PresidentWalru5" I so agree on all those songs for New Vegas, mainly since I like all of them... except Johnny Guitar... For Fallout 3, I'd also agree and add Butcher Pete to the list

@"ChuBBies1" Yeah I know what you mean about Johnny Guitar, its played a lot and it does get on your nerves after a while…..or whenever its played. And I agree on adding Butcher Pete to it also. Fallout 3 had amazing music.

My favorite from NV: is
Johnny Guitar

sike, but I like The Kay Kyser Orchestra - Jingle Jangle

My favorite from Fo3 is Allan Gray - Swing Doors

Fallout 3:
- Ink Spots - I don't want to set the world on fire
- Ink Spots - Maybe
- Jack Shaindlin - I'm Tickled Pink
- Cole Porter - Anything Goes

Fallout New Vegas:
- Lost Weekend Western Swing Band - In The Shadow Of The Valley
- Lost Weekend Western Swing Band - Lone Star
- Johnny Bond - Stars Of The Midnight Ranger
- Guy Mitchell - Heartaches by the Number

Fallout 4:
- Five Stars - Atom Bomb Baby
- Bob Crosby and the Bobcats - Dear Hearts And Gentle People (was also in Fallout 3 trailer)
- Nat King Cole - Orange Colored Sky (was also in Fallout NV trailer)
- Dion - The Wanderer

Mine has got to be "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" by The Ink Spots from Fallout 3. There is just something about it that sends a chill down my spine whenever i listen to it, plus it brings back all the amazing memories of my first playthrough of Fallout 3.

Just going to point out that there is a live youtube video that plays fallout music 24/7

Here's my list:

1. Ink Spots - I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire
2. Ink Spots - Maybe
3. Roy Brown - Buthcer Pete (Part 1)
4. Bob Crosby & The Bobcats - Way Back Home

1. Dean Martin - Ain't That Kick In The Head
2. Frank Sinatra - Blue Moon
3. Martin Robbins - Big Iron
4. Ink Spots - It's A Sin To Tell A Lie

@"fartingdog12" I was about to lose my mind with Johnny Guitar lol. Jingle Jangle has always been a fun song to listen to.

@"Corvo" Gut Mitchell's song seems to have struck a nostalgic nerve for me. Anytime I listen to it, it brings me back to when I first went into Chet's general stores.

@"zparkzter" What?!! How have I not heard of this youtube channel?! Man thanks for sharing(PS, I do too like the Ink Spots)

@"Sentra" I love both your FO3 and NV picks. I was wondering when someone was going to mention those crooner's or Marty Robbins' Big Iron.

Though I didn't like Fallout 4 much I did enjoy some of it's songs such as Atom Bomb Baby and Wanderer.

1. Peggy Lee - Johnny Guitar
2. Frank Sinatra - Blue Moon
3. Ink Spots - I Don't want to set the world on fire

my four fave fallout songs are

songs:

Mine has to be "Jingle Jangle Jingle" by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra. Loved it ever since I heard it in Fallout New Vegas, and have it shuffled into my playlist when I drive. My friends are always surprised when this pops on randomly, since it's not the type of music they hear me listening to!

Billie Holiday & Louis Armstrong – You Can´t Lose A Broken Heart.
The song is from the "Wave Radio" mod by halofarm. It fits perfectly the universe of Fallout, both old-fashionned and depressed. Fallout is also a great series of games thanks to its sound identity. And in my opinion, Wave Radio is the best radio mod because it recreates a mood which makes a very unique game.

@"Maurice Schimansky" Grrr, Johnny Guitar Jk, it is a good song but I cannot listen to very frequently.

@"redlego_gamez" I admit that Fallout 4's theme pretty sexy lol and yeah, you really can't go wrong with Dion and the Belmonts

@"Linteater" Lol I so know what you mean, my friends normally like my taste in alternative but I occasionally surprise them with some really vintage tunes

@"Prosp3ro" Hm, I'm not to familiar with this radio mod since I use More from Where that comes from, Conrel Radio, and some the Old World Boston mods. I just looked up the song and I gotta say that I just added it to one of my playlists

ChuBBies1 wrote:

I personally listen to Alternative music in my free time, but will settle with almost anything. One genre in particular though will always have a soft spot in my heart. Old vintage music has been a secret passion of mine since Fallout 3 and New Vegas. I don't care if it's a Doo-wop song by The Del Vikings, a delightful melody by a crooner, or even a boot stompin' song by Hank William Senior, I will add that song to one of my playlists and listen to it like it's going out of style.

My question to the Gunetwork is what song you enjoyed most by the Fallout games. Any of them. It could even have been in a mod for said game, I just want to hear about everyone's favorite tune!

My favorite song would be... The Mojave Music Radio songs with no words, and Blue Moon

Heart ache by the number. Johnny guitar. I dont want to set the world on fire. I put them all on my ipod lol

Big Iron
Blue Moon
Civilization (Bingo Bango Bongo)
Dear Hearts and Gentle People
Johnny Guitar (instrumental version though)
The Wanderer

EDIT: A Kiss to Build a Dream On. Thanks Player147proman for reminding me of this excellent one. It may well be the best one, yet i forgot it like an idiot.

here are two of my favorite songs that I remembered that go way back in fallout.

Louis Armstrong - A Kiss To Build A Dream On:

Inkspots - Maybe: