- [[track:nicer-links|Nicer links]] + [[Nicer links]]

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diff --git a/album/i-miss-you-earthbound-2012.yaml b/album/i-miss-you-earthbound-2012.yaml
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--- a/album/i-miss-you-earthbound-2012.yaml
+++ b/album/i-miss-you-earthbound-2012.yaml
@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ Commentary: |-
     
     From the collaborative EarthBound fan-album I was a part of a while back.
 
-    Clearly callback to the [final boss theme in the original game](https://youtu.be/tMCXMg8p9sc), in both instrumentation and structure. I’m not as good at writing dissonant, alien metal, so I took a more melodic approach, integrating the low-intensity NES section into the rest of the song instead of dropping it once the guitars kick in. The melodic section is a little bit inspired by [[artist:malcolm-brown|Malcolm Brown]]’s [[track:rex-duodecim-angelus|Rex Duodecim Angelus]].
+    Clearly callback to the [final boss theme in the original game](https://youtu.be/tMCXMg8p9sc), in both instrumentation and structure. I’m not as good at writing dissonant, alien metal, so I took a more melodic approach, integrating the low-intensity NES section into the rest of the song instead of dropping it once the guitars kick in. The melodic section is a little bit inspired by [[artist:malcolm-brown|Malcolm Brown]]’s [[Rex Duodecim Angelus]].
 
     I snuck in some warping, pitch-bended bass notes like the original did. See if you can hear them at 1:09-1:15. Another little musical detail that I’m proud of is that I managed to re-use the sample from the guitar solo that plays on the [[track:prologue-earthbound|opening Gas Station screen]] of the game.