HAY GUYS

Elorin · Local time: Mar 21, 2007, 07:19 AM

SotW extensions are always welcomed by me if there's a lot to cover due to downtime, extra events etc. Reason being that if there's too much to handle in one week, I'd simply not be able to cope and cease to vote in SotW. But I do try my best to participate in SotW because it's something I still enjoy doing very much.

Personally, I do not mind if my nominations have to be pushed back a week or more. I do find it harder to find new songs these days hence my muted enthusiasm.

Anyway, enough rambling and some actual voting. :P

This week is kind of interesting for me (can't quite determine why yet). But at least I do know these songs stood out for me:

(3 points) Nano Breaker (Game Rip) - Downtown

(2 points) Darwinia Soundtrack - Visitors from dreams

(1 point) The King of Fighters '96 Arrange Sound Trax - Seoul Road

Klonoa was pretty close to getting a point but I wanted to give more credit to Darwinia and Nano Breaker.

How ya doing, buddy?

Elorin · 12:52 PM

Originally Posted by Darkcomet72

My next nomination:

Artist: Sebastian "cdnalsi" Spanache
Game: Knytt (Game Rip)
Tracl: Tutorial Music
Track #: n/a
Year: 2006
Source: here (song is incorrectly labeled "Introduction"). Also here for confirmation of tutorial music.
Additional Info: I can loop the song if need be.

cdnalsi is awesome

I've much to thank you for Darkcomet. While I was doing song research for Knytt over the weekend, I was so intrigued by the game that I downloaded, completed it, love it so much, and downloaded the soundtrack subsequently. I'll likely give Within a Deep Forest, an earlier Nifflas game, a shot. The music from that game is rather good, too.

There's an mp3 version of the tutorial music in the 31Mb Knytt soundtrack file that actually loops. So I took the liberty to upload that to the SotW ftp. Could you check if that version is okay with you? It's labelled as "Tutorial Song" in the file name so it isn't too far off from the "Tutorial Music" title you (or rather cdnalsi) gave. You can access the file at this YSI link:
http://download.yousendit.com/CCE08CC707872FD7

Yes, I must agree, cdnalsi is great. And so is Nifflas. I particularly like his short but fantastic "Indefinite Depths" and "Waterfall".

There's nowhere I can't reach.