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Wark!
 Member 12411 Level 7.77 Sep 2006 |
Help identifying attached track
I vaguely recall a thread that's specifically for id-ing vgm tracks, but I searched and couldn't find it. If it exists, please move this post.
Short Version: Please help me id the attached track and its origin Long Version: My brother was listening to a very very old vgm mix-cd I burnt for my mother, and stumbled upon a few tracks he liked. He ripped them and with my assistance (and memory), properly labeled the flies their proper tracknames - all except this one (short clip attached). As soon as I heard the opening notes, I knew I could hum the whole song, but where the hell is it from? Hamauzu? Sakuraba? I'm surprised I even remember these composers' names, as I listen to very little vgm now. I have no doubt a vgm expert would be able to pinpoint this. I appreciate any and all help. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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Wark!
Member 12411 Level 7.77 Sep 2006 |
Doh! I should've read the guidelines. Sorry Kaleb.
Thanks a bunch Drakken How ya doing, buddy? |
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