Useless WoW trivia

[heck]

The theme music for Gnomes is the theme music from Farenheit 911.  (ever notice?)

[XMackenzie]

The theme music for Un'goro crater is a slowed down version of Ironman.

[Paelos]

The theme from Zul'Gurrub is actually CCR's "Run through the Jungle"...




Not really, but that would make it super badass.

[Xanthippe]

I guess I should turn music on, huh?

[Dren]

I guess I should turn music on, huh?

I was thinking the same thing except I'd also have to turn on my speakers.

[Ironwood]

I did.  It sucked.  I turned it off.

(Note, I mean sucked as in distracted me.)

[Rasix]

I might turn music back on when I get a new computer.  On the laptop, I'm sure it's just causing me performance problems. 

Then again, I'm not sure how well the in game sound, vent, and the music would mash. 

[Morfiend]

The theme music for Un'goro crater is a slowed down version of Ironman.

I believe when you first enter Un'gorro it plays the theme from Land of the Lost.

[TheTijuanaBrass]

Personally, I found the music in WoW to be boring and oh so very forgettable (certainly not comparable to previous Blizzard titles, save possibly Warcraft III). Some of the ambience was pretty nice though.

But anyways, if you want at the music for whatever reason, it's archived in World of Warcraft\data\sound.mpq and located at \Sound\Music\ZoneMusic\nameofzonetype\nameoffile.mp3 inside the archive, with some other tracks at \Sound\Music\CityMusic\nameofcity\nameoffile.mp3, \Sound\Music\MusicalMoments\type\nameoffile.mp3 \Sound\Ambience\ZoneAmbience\nameofzone\nameoffile.wav and \Sound\Ambience\WMOAmbience\nameofzone\nameoffile.wav. All easily accessible with WinMPQ or any other MPQ editor of your choice.

Edit: Ok, I think I got them all now.