(c) Copyright Zepsi/CrazyWorld Music NORWAY November 1998
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ALL rights belong to Zepsi. Do NOT make changes to the song, this text,
the text at F3 or the text at F4.
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If copied or performed credits MUST be given to Zepsi and CrazyWorld Music
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This song was made on Impulse Tracker with a Sound Blaster 16 driver.
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The samples were taken from Victor "Awesome" Vergara's song "Ancient
Stories". I apologize to him for taking advantage of his samples
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Ver.:1.02 Time: 3min 9sec
This is a rather weird song, yet not very original. As with "End of a
World" I was inspired by Mike Oldfield when I made it (This is also the
first song after "End of a World").
I made it in about three days and decided to cut it before it got
too boring, so it's relatively short.
..... yeah I know... the percussion sucks. But at least I got the main
rythm as I wanted it.
Recommended playback: Impulse Tracker (other programs may play it
wrong) with 75% filter (If you use SB16).
BUT!: If you use a sound driver that doesen't support the
S91 ("surround") command, try playing it in MikIT or something.
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(c)
Greets:
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DJ FLAMIE
Little Elk
MarshMallowMan
BloodyMess
Per Einar Skavhaug 11-16-98
Ver.1.01: BugFixes...
Ver.1.02: Mixed the volumes in the song in a hurry. I believe that it at
least sounds a bit better now :P The song now has a much cleaner
sound.
I also added a 'bonus track' consisting of two patterns that I
did't use in the song because it was too close Mike Oldfield's
"The Bell" (and because it did't fit in the song, of course)...
(c) Copyright Zepsi/CWM
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Composed and tracked by
Zepsi on Impulse Tracker
w/SB16. NORWAY Nov. 1998
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Mechanical Forest
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Per Einar Skavhaug
(c) Copyright Zepsi/CWM
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Mechanical Forest
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Per Einar Skavhaug
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Your Comments
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This is a nice song by Zepsi. It barely repeats itself, and that's refreshing news. He goes straight into the song, making the introduction short(all of 8 seconds), which didn't feel right until a bit later. The use of instruments gives you a good feel for what Zepsi wanted, and I'm sure he's satisifed with this. The music is good, but it definitely could have gotten 9.5 or even 10 if higher-quality samples were used. Some of the samples had a kind of scratchy, computerish(?!?) tone that you might find in a game, which kind of matches the title, but not the song itself. However, the flutes and the drums were very good.