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diff --git a/album/lofam2.txt b/album/lofam2.txt index ed6e921a..63b05011 100644 --- a/album/lofam2.txt +++ b/album/lofam2.txt @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ Commentary: SCREW THAT. I'm gonna fill these empty pages with a story, just for you. I haven't written anything since high school English class. You're in for a treat. It's gonna be<br>S<br>T<br>U<br>P<br>I<br>D <i>Quasar Nebula:</i> - (per [[LoFaM 4 standard:jungle-3]], ive highlighted commentary from people besides the original musicians or cover artists in bold!) + (per [[track:jungle-3|LoFaM 4 standard]], ive highlighted commentary from people besides the original musicians or cover artists in bold!) <i><b>Brad Griffin:</b></i> <i>DUSK FALLS ACROSS A SAFFROWN MEADOW. A SINGLE BLADE OF CRABGRASS UNDULATES VOLUMINOUSLY AMIDST THE RAPTUROUS BREEZE, ONLY TO HALT ITS SWAY SUDDENLY AND CRUNCHINGLY AS IT IS CRASSLY CRUSHED UNDERFOOT BY AN IMMENSE FOOT (SPECIFICALLY THE UNDERNEATH PART OF THAT FOOT). THE OWNER OF THE AFOREMENTIONED FOOT LOOKS DOWNWARD WITH AN AIR OF BAFFLED ASTONISHMENT, IN A SIMILAR FASHION TO HOW A MOOSE CAUGHT IN A UFO TRACTOR BEAM MIGHT LOOK AT A BLADE OF CRABGRASS IT HAD JUST TRODDEN ON. THIS ISN'T A SIMILE.</i> <i>"EUUUUUUUUNGH," GROANS THE ABDUCTEE MOOSE AS IT RISES.</i> @@ -792,7 +792,7 @@ References: - Three in the Morning - Liquid Negrocity - Under the Hat -- Frost:frost-vol6 +- track:frost-vol6 - Rex Duodecim Angelus - A Taste for Adventure - Infinity Mechanism @@ -846,7 +846,7 @@ Commentary: - 3:10 - [[Three in the Morning]] - 3:22 - [[Black]] - 3:33 - [[Trollcops]] - - 3:57 - [[Frost:frost-vol6]] + - 3:57 - [[track:frost-vol6]] - 4:08 - [[Rex Duodecim Angelus]] - 4:20 - [[A Taste for Adventure]] - 4:43 - [[Infinity Mechanism]] @@ -1092,7 +1092,7 @@ URLs: - https://youtu.be/Mu93RembYqM Commentary: <i>Artisticpolo:</i> - Initially a [[Frost:frost-vol6]] remix but it became something else. The square-wave arpeggio that you hear is probably the only thing that is now reminiscent of that remix. It was because of the harp that this grew into something different. I actually composed this while the composition was playing. I would listen to the notes I had composed, and I would just place new notes where I think they would work while listening. Somehow, everything just seemed to fit together - the violins, the synths, the percussion - everything just worked. The structure of this composition just flowed. I'm pretty sure this is one of my best pieces so far. + Initially a [[track:frost-vol6]] remix but it became something else. The square-wave arpeggio that you hear is probably the only thing that is now reminiscent of that remix. It was because of the harp that this grew into something different. I actually composed this while the composition was playing. I would listen to the notes I had composed, and I would just place new notes where I think they would work while listening. Somehow, everything just seemed to fit together - the violins, the synths, the percussion - everything just worked. The structure of this composition just flowed. I'm pretty sure this is one of my best pieces so far. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Track: Red Miles Artist: David Dycus |