Song of the Week - BATTLE 09 Voting/WEEK 73 Nominating

Hey this reminds me, when are we going to get the first 8 battle winners and pit them against each other?

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Alright, mildly disappointed with this batch of winners. I believe the only songs that won that I gave a point to were Shadowland Battle Music and Fly!. Also, these 8 weeks had perhaps the most varied music in terms of enjoyment, I was surprised at how good the good songs were, and appaled at how bad the bad ones were.

My absolutely favorite new discovery is Ruthless. Holy hell, looking back, I cannot believe I didn't give this 3 points. An amazing song with some of the most wild and dynamic percussion I've ever heard. It's something I would consider nominating, and this is the biggest compliment a song can recieve from me.

Other great new favorites include Floodlight, The Ambition of Cultman, Shadowland Battle Music (Remix), and Twelth Chapter Sky. Massive awesomes to those who nominated SLAUGHTER HOUR and THE LABRYINTH.

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Originally Posted by Kaleb.G

After recently discovering a very peculiar track, I'm changing my (potentially) WEEK 74 nomination to the track in discussion:

=== Kaleb.G ===
* Album Title: The Flintstones (SNES Game Rip)
* Artist: Keith Tinman, Jonathan Dunn
* Track Title: Sound Test Music 05
* Source: http://www.snesmusic.org/v2/profile....t&selected=922 & the game itself (in ROM form)
* File Location: nominations folder
* Disc Number: none
* Track Number: none (track 05 in the sound test, track b2 in the SPC set)
* Year: 1995
* Notes 1: The game is sometimes referred to as "Flintstones: The Movie", as it is actually based on the movie (starring John Goodman) rather than the cartoon. However, the official title of this game is simply "The Flintstones".
* Notes 2: In the SPC set, this track is titled "Unused 2". But instead of that, I decided to name it after the in-game sound test track number.

I still can hardly believe this track is in this game. I actually downloaded two versions of the ROM to make sure there was no mistake in the SPC set. But it was right there in the sound test for each ROM. I honestly believe Tinman and/or Dunn slipped in an original composition, because, well, you'll just have to hear for yourself.

Wow. I like how you switched from a potential nomination of mine to ANOTHER potential nomination of mine.

Seriously, I was thinking of that exact same song when I first saw Snowdjinn's nom and how I should nominate it sometime just today.

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