I love them all in their own way, so much so I got bored and decided to write in my notes how they all feel to me. Part I sounds like a fight to the death. It sounds dramatic and brutal like the boss is constantly spouting "This is the end, I'm going to kill you." There is a part in the middle to the end where the drums take a back seat and the synth starts going crazy with the somber Ignorance motif in the back. The part sounds desperate like you and the boss are both at ends, trading blows back and forth, trying to desperately finish the other before succumbing to your own injuries. Part II sounds a lot more "laid-back" in contrast. Starting off a laid back beat and an atonal melody in the back, progressing to a keyboard playing a "groovy" tune that sounds less serious in comparison to the previous part. In the middle it has a similar situation to the previous song where the tone shifts, but instead of the song becoming desperate, it sounds more uplifting and energetic, sounding like you and the boss both powered up, leading the fight to be more exciting for the both of you. I would imagine the boss still trying to kill you, but he's trying to have fun doing it, gaining respect for you. Part III sounds the least like a boss fight (duh, it's not one) and out of all of the themes it uses the Ignorance motif the motif. If describing this song like the rest of them, so like a boss theme, I only have one word that conveys the feeling of this song. Finality. It feels like a boss that is on its last legs, but will still go all out, just one last time. I feel like you've known this boss for years and you notice his movements have gotten slower, but they hit just as they used to. With the middle climax echoing the Ignorance motif for the rest of the song it truly feels like a match between two strong opponents, not a match built off spite, but mutual appreciation of the other, a match not ending in tragedy but glory.
deadass when i first heard this song in game, i had to pause what i had on in the background just to LISTEN to the riff. it goes so insane
Yo! Check out the guitar solo playthrough dropping out on my channel this Monday!
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Oki
AYO it's the man himself
I love how split the love for each part is in the community. Fuck the horoscope which part of Om Mani Padme Hum makes you transcend?
1.
1 is fucking perfect
I love them all in their own way, so much so I got bored and decided to write in my notes how they all feel to me.
Part I sounds like a fight to the death. It sounds dramatic and brutal like the boss is constantly spouting "This is the end, I'm going to kill you." There is a part in the middle to the end where the drums take a back seat and the synth starts going crazy with the somber Ignorance motif in the back. The part sounds desperate like you and the boss are both at ends, trading blows back and forth, trying to desperately finish the other before succumbing to your own injuries.
Part II sounds a lot more "laid-back" in contrast. Starting off a laid back beat and an atonal melody in the back, progressing to a keyboard playing a "groovy" tune that sounds less serious in comparison to the previous part. In the middle it has a similar situation to the previous song where the tone shifts, but instead of the song becoming desperate, it sounds more uplifting and energetic, sounding like you and the boss both powered up, leading the fight to be more exciting for the both of you. I would imagine the boss still trying to kill you, but he's trying to have fun doing it, gaining respect for you.
Part III sounds the least like a boss fight (duh, it's not one) and out of all of the themes it uses the Ignorance motif the motif. If describing this song like the rest of them, so like a boss theme, I only have one word that conveys the feeling of this song. Finality. It feels like a boss that is on its last legs, but will still go all out, just one last time. I feel like you've known this boss for years and you notice his movements have gotten slower, but they hit just as they used to. With the middle climax echoing the Ignorance motif for the rest of the song it truly feels like a match between two strong opponents, not a match built off spite, but mutual appreciation of the other, a match not ending in tragedy but glory.
1 made me feel things
3, I forgot how to breath, non ironically
This is such a shredding solo using parts of "They Might as Well Be Dead" and "Surface Tension". Chris remains a modern leader in VGM
End of Part I is where it's REALLY at tho.
The unmatched fury of the storm
They might as well be dead has suspiciously been absent after this drop.
amazing
GOD I wish I could listen to this in game but idunwanna get the dlc
If you have a friend who has the DLC you can still play it btw ;) They just have to be the one hosting the game
part 1 makes me goon
its so good to see someone else acknowledging 0:34 like that. so good it makes me cry