different labels—such as Nu metal for rock music and Neo soul for soul music. He believes that signing a deal does not guarantee profits, and would rather keep his day job as audio director. These sentiments were echoed in a special feature on the band Home Cookin' in 2000—Klepacki said the group wanted to "work with a label, not for them." Stating that he would not compromise his work for popularity, he believes that "the only artists that have any longevity are the ones that pioneer a movement—not follow one." He enjoys working independently, as he does not have to "change...music for the sake of pop radio." He champions the internet as a medium through which creative and original artists can be found. Klepacki believes it is the preferred avenue for music when compared to radio airplay—where one hears "the exact same songs 3 months at a time." When interviewed about file-sharing, he expressed mixed emotions. Holding that compact discs are "just too damn expensive", Klepacki believes that a few dollars' reduction in price would "deter people from downloading for free." Conversely, he notes that artists—who "don't get as much money as you think"—need to be compensated for their work. His favorite artists by decade, starting with the 1960s, are Sly and the Family Stone, Graham Central Station, Metallica, Home Cookin', and Bob Schneider. Frank Klepacki & The Tiberian Sons The band consists of: Frank Klepacki – guitar, keys, drums Tony Dickinson – guitar, keys, bass, frontman Connor Engstrom – guitar Travis Moberg – drums Max Noel – bass The Tiberian Sons minus Klepacki have released the albums Conquering MAGFest (2015) and Collateral Jammage (2016). In 2020 they all collaborated to produce Frank Klepacki & The Tiberian Sons: Celebrating 25 Years of Command & Conquer for the remastered collection. Works Video game music Eye of the Beholder II (Westwood Studios, 1991) Dune II (Westwood Studios, 1992) Dungeons & Dragons: Warriors of the Eternal Sun (Westwood Studios, 1992) Order of the Griffon (Westwood Studios, 1992) DragonStrike (Westwood Studios, 1992) (NES port only) The Legend of Kyrandia (Westwood Studios, 1992) Lands of Lore: The Throne of Chaos (Westwood Studios, 1993) The Legend of Kyrandia: Hand of Fate (Westwood Studios, 1993) The Lion King (Westwood Studios, 1994) The Legend of Kyrandia: Malcolm's Revenge (Westwood Studios, 1994) Young Merlin (Westwood Studios, 1994) Command & Conquer (Westwood Studios, 1995) Monopoly (Westwood Studios, 1995) Command &