GlanceintotheEverfrs (glncevrf.xm)

 This composition begins with a six minute repetitive intro, mainly to avoid the inconveniences of a three minute one. Which are misheard or unheard main part of a main theme and the sudden wiping out of the simple memory of them by hitting the full set of notation on... The duration shouldn't be a problem at all because once familiar with it, one can take a certain shortcut without missing a thing as the intro is repeated two and a half times. The whole track itself consists of two or three parts that more or less probably are handwriting mainly of myself. At least one of them is quite obviously featuring a melody figure written with the same kind of direction that I usually prefer. What makes it more probable is that I found it, not from the common internet, but from a scetch lead by myself... Being used to save experimental writings as sketches to be found in the future at a more proper time to be continued. The bridge part leading to the outro part is probably a same kind of writing from another scetch of mine, only being very certainly from the beginning to the end certain handwriting, as I recall of creating a mod like that when I was waiting someone to arrive. And as the file was the only one, in a mod set, that was even close to the memory I had about it. One certain part is adaptation of mine of an inspired track by Pow & Spindizzy. An example of what one is able to achieve with a tracker and the vision. Shouldn't one have to first prove I've not been dealin with lack of cleverness. And should I say to one's face that one doesn't understand f&f about oneself. I can see what I can do if really to think that I should offer even better quality than this, but... To think this is total d&d, you are right. Still I probably prefer this to a modplayer that certainly waits somewhere. Imagine a player app that doesn't need any further configuration and there is the way to realize about a track. - WandererOfDeis