directories upon directories

1 files changed, 16 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/album/lofam3.yaml b/album/lofam3.yaml
index 98451c4..5705665 100644
--- a/album/lofam3.yaml
+++ b/album/lofam3.yaml
@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ Referenced Tracks:
 - Dirgeish
 - Despot
 - Scourge Sisters
-- Vigilante
+- track:vigilante-lofam
 - A Fashionable Escape
 - track:layers-upon-layers
 - Iron Infidel
@@ -424,6 +424,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     Karkat furiously playing the marinba ostinato.
 ---
 Track: Medium
+Directory: medium-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - Arzenic
 Duration: '3:07'
@@ -585,6 +587,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     This track was actually slated to be on LOFAM 2 originally, but got pushed back for some reason or other. This art's been around since then. Very dramatic.
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 Track: Waveform
+Directory: waveform-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - keyboard cait
 Duration: '3:07'
@@ -958,6 +962,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     I also learnt that I can't draw psionic blasts for my life.
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 Track: Dominion
+Directory: dominion-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - Thomas Ferkol
 Duration: '2:32'
@@ -1022,6 +1028,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     I was beyond excited to get to be part of another fan album, especially to be drawing for a song connected to Dirk's planet, since he's one of my absolute favorite characters. Every kid/troll's planet reflects them and also challenges them at the same time. LOTAK is one of the more dangerous planets, with its constant raging lightning storms and the most powerful denizen at its center, fitting for Dirk who is a determined, skilled fighter. The planet is also a contrast, a planet full of tall buildings for someone who grew up in an ocean surrounded by nothing. I really wanted to show LOTAK as an extension, or part of, DIrk himself. The song itself gives a sense of floating, or as the musi artist said themselves, a very spacey feeling, so I tried to capture this as well, with the overview shot of the planet that Dirk appears to be floating over. I hope that others who look at my piece will feel I managed to pictuer the song well in my drawing for it.
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 Track: Contention
+Directory: contention-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - Marcy Nabors
 Duration: '5:52'
@@ -1139,6 +1147,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     I wanted to go with a simple but striking design that worked on two levels: the large diamond with the grey layers, which looks good as a thumbnail on a small ipod screen or similar, and the silhouetted shadowy type DDs that are more apparent when you view the art at full size. I'm really happy with how well it worked out!
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 Track: Invertebrate
+Directory: invertebrate-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - Astro Kid
 Duration: '3:15'
@@ -1175,6 +1185,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     Originally this track was intended for Parcel Mistress, but after learning more about Dirk's character I thought it fit him better. Thank you to LOFAM and all the talented musicians and artists who made this album possible!
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 Track: Scabbard
+Directory: scabbard-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - Yan Rodriguez
 Duration: '2:06'
@@ -1336,6 +1348,8 @@ Commentary: |-
     I had been wanting to make a full set of functional, repearing titles anyway for use in maybe making a simple platforme,r so I decided to make use of them and create a sort of "If mspa was a game in the 16 bit era" thing. The spirtes were also an excellent opportunity to test out the sprite base I've been working on making from scratch.
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 Track: Insomniac
+Directory: insomniac-lofam3
+Always Reference By Directory: true
 Artists:
 - Princey The Kid
 Duration: '4:25'
@@ -1435,7 +1449,7 @@ Referenced Tracks:
 - track:frost-vol6
 Commentary: |-
     <i>Block Monster:</i> (Nick Smalley & Solatrus)
-    We started this song back in January 2012, during one of our regular hanging-out-<i>probably</i>-drinking collaborative sessions. We got talking about the fact that Frost had been remixed a couple times (once by us, and [[track:meltwater|the other]] by orngje223). One of us (probably Nick) wondered what Frost would sound like as a really cliched remix, to which Jeremy sarcastically pointed out that the only people who ever remix Frost is himself and his friends. This idea was, obviously, a total joke; nevertheless, we kept at it. The song ended up getting to a point where we realized the joke had been lost, and something awesome took its place. To put it simply, what started out as us dicking around ended up becoming one of the coolest songs we've done together.
+    We started this song back in January 2012, during one of our regular hanging-out-<i>probably</i>-drinking collaborative sessions. We got talking about the fact that Frost had been remixed a couple times (once by us, and [[track:meltwater-lofam|the other]] by orngje223). One of us (probably Nick) wondered what Frost would sound like as a really cliched remix, to which Jeremy sarcastically pointed out that the only people who ever remix Frost is himself and his friends. This idea was, obviously, a total joke; nevertheless, we kept at it. The song ended up getting to a point where we realized the joke had been lost, and something awesome took its place. To put it simply, what started out as us dicking around ended up becoming one of the coolest songs we've done together.
     <i>devonianecho:</i>
     Doing art for a dance remix of Frost wouldn't have proved tricky if not for a perplexing (but very cool) track title. And so, here we have Jade and some frogs integrated as part of a... metaphoric-circuitboard-type-thing by Echidna. I think if you imagine the song set to a trippy frog-gathering montage on LOFAF with this imagery, you'll get a better idea of what I was aiming for. At any rate, I'm really happy with how it turned out, and I hope I've done the track the justice it absolutely deserves.
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