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 Member 2714 Level 43.03 Mar 2006 
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As people can probably tell from my past comments (not minding if arrangements were not allowed in SotW
 ), I generally have a "the stricter, the better" view when it comes to SotW. There's plenty of obscure enough original vgm out there that arrangements of popular songs should've even have to be considered. Sure, it might be neat to hear a nifty new arrangement of a song everyone knows, but I'd rather discover an obscure game with excellent music (and in turn, an obscure, but excellent composer).EDIT: Oh, and for the record, I'm familiar with Soule's "Squaresoft Variations." I'm not familiar with Mintjam. SV should not be eligible for SotW. Mintjam...again, I think SotW should be made up of original game music, not arrangements. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Check out my original music at my Soundcloud page!
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Last edited by Drakken; Jun 23, 2006 at 10:59 AM.
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Member 2714 Level 43.03 Mar 2006
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I'd go with option 2 as well. Seems more reasonable to me. Again, there's plenty of obscure original music out there; no need to have arrangements of songs we know in SotW.
There's nowhere I can't reach.
Check out my original music at my Soundcloud page!
Latest music rips (updated January 10, 2012): SimCity DS - Jazz/ambient/electronic music including interesting reworkings of songs from the fantastic SimCity 3000 soundtrack Cold Winter Original Game Music Score - Really cool; dark, full, emotional strings mixed with drums, piano, choir. Kind of like Furious Angels? Play-Asia - Japanese CDs, game soundtracks, game imports, & more
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Drakken