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equusvenustas
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August 3, 2014
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Post your favorite music tread

Yeah i did something i shouldnt so have music instead, please feel free to post what makes your brain dance.

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    equusvenustasAuthor
    Up and Coming
    August 7, 2014
    Nice the new staff have just post on my tread :P
    Here music to celebrate your new job

    Knowledge, the ever growing and most powerful tool known. Pick it up! the common fools are scared of it!
    Gypsy816
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    August 7, 2014
    Awesome! :D
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    andrewtek
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    August 8, 2014
    "gypsy816" wrote:

    And FF (I collect soundtracks):




    Never played FF9, but that track reminds me of the music from Super Mario RPG.

    Of course... Not too surprising... there were even cross-over characters from FF in SM RPG.
    Gypsy816
    Up and Coming
    August 8, 2014
    FF IX is one of my favorites. :) It was a first to see airships flying around the world map.
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    cubytes
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    August 8, 2014



    FF7 all the way :D
    Gypsy816
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    August 8, 2014
    Indeed! VII is fantastic. It's the one that got me hooked on FF.
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    AnotherAtreyu
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    August 9, 2014
    "gypsy816" wrote:
    Indeed! VII is fantastic. It's the one that got me hooked on FF.
    Loved FFVII. I received the first FF in '91 as a gift under the Christmas tree (I was 13 at the time) after which it was nothing but me, the game, PJ's and cookies for the next two weeks until I defeated Chaos and ended the paradox; after which I became indomitably hooked.
    FFI, IV, VI and VII (I was also a big fan of Mystic Quest, even if it was for the younger kids) hold some of my most treasured and heartfelt moments in video games and sealed my future as a gaming nerd for many years to come.
    They were truly magical pieces of storytelling genius...
    If only they still made them that way now...

    (Welcome to the forums btw. :))
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    Gypsy816
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    August 11, 2014
    "HappyHimitsu" wrote:
    "gypsy816" wrote:
    Indeed! VII is fantastic. It's the one that got me hooked on FF.
    Loved FFVII. I received the first FF in '91 as a gift under the Christmas tree (I was 13 at the time) after which it was nothing but me, the game, PJ's and cookies for the next two weeks until I defeated Chaos and ended the paradox; after which I became indomitably hooked.
    FFI, IV, VI and VII (I was also a big fan of Mystic Quest, even if it was for the younger kids) hold some of my most treasured and heartfelt moments in video games and sealed my future as a gaming nerd for many years to come.
    They were truly magical pieces of storytelling genius...
    If only they still made them that way now...

    (Welcome to the forums btw. :))


    Indeed! I have a lot of fond memories from FF games. :)

    And thank you! Hope everyone had a nice weekend.
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    budwheizzah
    Up and Coming
    August 11, 2014


    The old... I never particularly liked this game, but its soundtrack was such an odd rearrangement of the first title's songs that it just couldn't be ignored. Weird as hell and sticks to the memory like 1-second epoxy!



    The new... this one gets my grand prize. How can you arrange a soundtrack that makes you feel like there is impending doom if you fail this level? Like this. This is how you do it. Make the player feel like they are indeed in the process of saving something of a Universal scale. Awesome track. Best game soundtrack overall imo. If 2:44 doesn't give you shivers I don't know what could.
    mdk
    Up and Coming
    August 11, 2014
    I'm a big fan of Arjen Lucasen especially his Ayreon albums. Ayreon is progressive metal. The albums usually have a scifi theme or something very close to scifi. For example in The Human Equation album the story takes place inside the mind of a man who is in a coma.








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