You know, I wish I stumbled on this thread while my campaign was still running... so many brilliant suggestions that could have saved me hours of searching! Ahh well... save this for next time, eh?
I do have a few more tracks to offer that I found and used quite succesfully in my own campaign:
Battlestar Galactica Soundtrack: Say what you will about the series, but Bear McCreary created some fantastic pieces. A personal favourite is
Violence and Variations, which works extremely well for cities. Other good ones include
Passacaglia,
Battlestar Sonatica,
Allegro,
Something Dark is Coming, and
Prelude to War.
Age of Empires Soundtrack: This game has some fantastic songs that work especially well for the Western Core. I particularly like
Happy to You, though other ones well worth checking out include
Leisurely Brows,
Credits,
Felonious Junk,
Didn't See It Coming, and
Last Name Crane, Ichabod.
Icewind Dale: As the game which turned me on to computer gaming, I would be greatly remiss if I failed to mention some great songs from this series, such as
Skeleton of a Town Targos and
Arrival at The Docks from IWD2,
The Town of Lonelywoodfrom IWD1x, and
Temple of Tempus,
Arundel's Home,
Severed Hand Interior,
Easthaven in Peace, and
The Tale of Icewind Dale from IWD1... however, most of these are under 2 minutes, so stringing a few together are in order to stop them from getting repetitive.
Neverwinter Nights: Though much of NWN's music gets a little bland durring a run of the game, there's still a decent selection of stock tunes, such as
Waterdeep,
Crossroads Keep,
Neverwinter City,
Slum Day,
King of Shadows Battle,
The Astral Plane,
Ashenwood,
Mulsantir Gate,
Lake Shore Combat and the majority of Storm of Zehir's soundtrack, though the
Main Theme and the
Plains themedeserve special mention.
Thief: This series has some amazing music for Ravenloft games... really fantastic for almost any domain or setting. All the tracks can be downloaded
Thief - The Circle fansite, but some worth listening to include
Into The Maw of Chaos,
Shalebridge Cradle,
The Clocktower,
The Overlook Manor,
The Pagans,
The Docks, and
The Wieldstrom Museum.
Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura: This game has a fair selection of themes which work relatively well for the Western Core, again, mostly strings with little accompaniment. Some highlights are
Tarant,
Caladon,
Wheel Clan, and
Vendigroth Wastes
Warcraft III/World of Warcraft: Again, say what you will about the games, but they do have quite the treasure trove of music that can be used in Ravenloft. Some I have found useful from Warcraft 3 include:
Blackrock & Roll,
Human (4x, from Frozen Throne),
Arcane Echoes,
Blight,
Carrion Waves. As for WoW... well, it gets a bit tricky due to the size of the player base, and the likelihood that one of your players has played the game in the past. Still, I've used a few pieces successfully in the past, including the
mountainthemes,
the "Legion" themes,
the "Scourge" themes,
the variousthemesfrom the NecropolisNaxxramas,
as wellas mostof the tunes from the hauntedtower ofKarazhan, Terokkar Forest,
Shadowmoon Valley,
Auchindoun, and
the Ghostlands. Now, I haven't had a chance to really look over the Wrath tunes, but I will likely find some to use in my next campaign, be it Ravenloft on otherwise
Other bands/games I've use have been: Mass Effect, Elder Scrolls III and IV, Sim City, .Hack//, Sim City 3 and 4, Tales series (Symphonia and Abyss), Halo II and III, Dawn of War, Lionheart, Midnight Syndicate, Korpiklaani, Gnomus, Einstürzende Neubauten, Corvus Corax, Rhapsody of Fire, Abney Park, and Dragonforce (not all for Ravenloft, mind you, though the Mass Effect tunes were. Long story that one...)
(yes, I do spend waaaaaaaaay too much time on soundtracks... so shoot me)
or plan evil DM plans.