I really enjoy capitalizing the Fractal experience with music that complements, supplements, and accentuates the infinitely complex beauty and wonder of the fractal worlds I explore. Having this soundtrack makes the experience doubly awesome. The different layers of reverberating and resonating sounds and melodies reflect immense and exciting depth of the images, and vice versa. I'm always trying to add more songs to the list; as of now it is:

MegaMan X 4 ~ Magma Dragoon
"""""""""""""""~ Cyber Space
"""""""""""""""~ Corrupted Weapon
Dimmu Borgir ~ Relinquishment of Spirit and Flesh
"""""""""""""""~ Behind the Curtains of Night, Phantasmagoria {x2}
"""""""""""""""~ United in Unhallowed Grace
"""""""""""""""~ The Promised Future Aeons
"""""""""""""" ~ Reptile
"""""""""""""""~ Grotesquery Conceiled (Beyond Measureless Magic)
"""""""""""""""~ The Insight and the Catharsis } {series of three x2}
Darkane ~ Godforsaken Universe
"""""""""""""""~ Secondary Effects
Siam Shade ~ Setsunasa Yori Mo Tooku
"""""""""""""""~ Monkey Science
[Naruto] ~ Orochimaru's theme
Juno Reactor ~ Alash (When I Graze My Beautiful Sleep)
[DragonBall Z] Bruce Faulconer ~ Pikkon's theme
Tony Macalpine ~ Eccentrist
[Eureka seveN] Takkyu Ishino ~ Ninety-three
["] Hiroshi Watanabe aka Quadra ~ Get it By Your Hands {x3}
~ Ninety-three {again}
RockMan X Command Mission ~ Certain Victory! Ninetails
Dream Theater's debut album {from 1989, an awesome year} : When Dream and Day Unite {my favorite album} :
~ A Fortune in Lies
~ Status Seeker
~ Ytse Jam {/or not, depending on which computer I'm on}
~ The Killing Hand
~ Light Fuse and Get Away
~ Afterlife
~ The Ones Who Help to Set the Sun
~ Only A Matter of Time {\or not}
Symphony X ~ Through the Looking Glass
""""""""""""" ~ The Accolade
Eddie Van Halen ~ Eruption {2 or 3 live versions; he plays 316, Cathedral, and Spanish Fly too}

That's the general playlist, not in exact order because it varies depending on which computer I'm on. Each playlist has [a) song(s] not on the other. Sometimes I skip certain songs, because certain songs better suit certain kinds of images.