The Cosmia-Land (cosmia.xm)

 This song is a kind of a tribute to some songs that I encountered when I got my first computer back in the mid '90. I tried to use same kind of aural surfaces without making the song dependent on them, I tried to create something unique and memorable. Please, don't mind the less essential things like playback rate. I tried not to annoy with large sound files, particularly when I made the oldest songs of mine. As capacity came relatively late for the typical users. The chorus starts with an effect that was applied also by the artist from whom it's sampling also came. I actually was to use a clearly different one than the artist, only with a same kind of tone... The result was closer to the original than it appeared when I was writing the part, a kind of coincidence caused by the fact that it's practically a simple fill. The good thing is that this one is brought well as an introduction to the other song, and that the chord fill on the whole doesn't play the main role in my song to avoid a falseness... Note that the part in question is more of a shadow of it's primal source than a direct citation. It wasn't my intention to throw catchy melodies here and there, isn't that the ordinary story. Not so new, not as artistic, the everyday one. Yeah the song does indeed become disorderly, and so does the whole existence of mine if setting the priority of things to be tracker song solutions instead of the appearance of the total kind. And also changing the samples might have meant too many new things to listen, this already being a whole new song to realize back then... And isn't that one certain synth melody sample a single note of possibly an accordion, a sound that was already known from the mouth organ and it's certain pre-forms? Also a harpsichord has a same kind of metallic tone, like an electric guitar sound... Tough to find out whose property the patent of the instrument's sound is if there even exists that kind of a single person at all. Let's hope that enjoys this track if is to listen it... And to mention, this is one of those songs that the player applet of these pages really brings some certain special features to. The original sounds more modest compared to that. - WandererOfDeis