Sound of the Week
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Tomoki Miyoshi - Tender Glow[^] The last few weeks I've been playing I Am Setsuna. A game that took inspiration from the old JRPGs, especially Chrono Trigger (which I've never played), but there's also plenty of Final Fantasy in there. One of its many good features is the soundtrack, which is played almost exclusively on piano, which is pretty unique for any soundtrack. It was composed by Tomoki Miyoshi and played by Randy Kerber, who is apparently an Oscar and Grammy nominee. There are lots of great tracks to choose from on this soundtrack, but this is one of the more memorable ones. You can actually find the whole album on YouTube and Spotify. And I can recommend the game as well, if you're into JRPGs and mentioned games :D
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Tomoki Miyoshi - Tender Glow[^] The last few weeks I've been playing I Am Setsuna. A game that took inspiration from the old JRPGs, especially Chrono Trigger (which I've never played), but there's also plenty of Final Fantasy in there. One of its many good features is the soundtrack, which is played almost exclusively on piano, which is pretty unique for any soundtrack. It was composed by Tomoki Miyoshi and played by Randy Kerber, who is apparently an Oscar and Grammy nominee. There are lots of great tracks to choose from on this soundtrack, but this is one of the more memorable ones. You can actually find the whole album on YouTube and Spotify. And I can recommend the game as well, if you're into JRPGs and mentioned games :D
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Absolutely beautiful! I've been obsessed with Paul Kalkbrenner most of this week. Hard to believe he has been around for _years_, and I hadn't heard him before. It looks like he is pretty famous in Germany. [Feed Your Head](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rH9AriEezeI&list=RDMM&index=28) has been on repeat (there are a couple more great songs on that playlist). And another worthy: [Drug Free America - Cyberspace (Paul Kalkbrenner Version)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9CCAUhNM7w&list=TLPQMjUwNzIwMjL\_\_pfDGLbS4w&index=25). Anything of his - here's a live set: [Paul Kalkbrenner live @ CRSSD Festival San Diego](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT-HdUKrYXQ).
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Tomoki Miyoshi - Tender Glow[^] The last few weeks I've been playing I Am Setsuna. A game that took inspiration from the old JRPGs, especially Chrono Trigger (which I've never played), but there's also plenty of Final Fantasy in there. One of its many good features is the soundtrack, which is played almost exclusively on piano, which is pretty unique for any soundtrack. It was composed by Tomoki Miyoshi and played by Randy Kerber, who is apparently an Oscar and Grammy nominee. There are lots of great tracks to choose from on this soundtrack, but this is one of the more memorable ones. You can actually find the whole album on YouTube and Spotify. And I can recommend the game as well, if you're into JRPGs and mentioned games :D
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Tomoki Miyoshi - Tender Glow[^] The last few weeks I've been playing I Am Setsuna. A game that took inspiration from the old JRPGs, especially Chrono Trigger (which I've never played), but there's also plenty of Final Fantasy in there. One of its many good features is the soundtrack, which is played almost exclusively on piano, which is pretty unique for any soundtrack. It was composed by Tomoki Miyoshi and played by Randy Kerber, who is apparently an Oscar and Grammy nominee. There are lots of great tracks to choose from on this soundtrack, but this is one of the more memorable ones. You can actually find the whole album on YouTube and Spotify. And I can recommend the game as well, if you're into JRPGs and mentioned games :D
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Tomoki Miyoshi - Tender Glow[^] The last few weeks I've been playing I Am Setsuna. A game that took inspiration from the old JRPGs, especially Chrono Trigger (which I've never played), but there's also plenty of Final Fantasy in there. One of its many good features is the soundtrack, which is played almost exclusively on piano, which is pretty unique for any soundtrack. It was composed by Tomoki Miyoshi and played by Randy Kerber, who is apparently an Oscar and Grammy nominee. There are lots of great tracks to choose from on this soundtrack, but this is one of the more memorable ones. You can actually find the whole album on YouTube and Spotify. And I can recommend the game as well, if you're into JRPGs and mentioned games :D
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[P.O.D. - Youth of the Nation (Official Music Video) [HD] - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDKwCvD56kw)
Caveat Emptor. "Progress doesn't come from early risers – progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." Lazarus Long
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I second the game recommendation. Really enjoyed it back when I played it. :thumbsup: Never got the plat though... seem to remember one trophy seeming too grindy to bother at the time.
Probably getting 200 fluxes. There's a trick to it though, that easily gets you 9 fluxes in a single fight (equipping all flux bonus talismans, eating a meal that boosts flux, and then simply casting support magic). If you're training a bit and you go through the final dungeon a couple of times, constantly using spritnite with all the flux bonus talismans equipped, you can get a good couple of fluxes too. All in all not too bad :D Still playing Hades?
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[P.O.D. - Youth of the Nation (Official Music Video) [HD] - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDKwCvD56kw)
Caveat Emptor. "Progress doesn't come from early risers – progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." Lazarus Long
Wow, blast from the past! That was a pretty popular song back in the day, about 20 years ago :)
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Wow, blast from the past! That was a pretty popular song back in the day, about 20 years ago :)
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Absolutely beautiful! I've been obsessed with Paul Kalkbrenner most of this week. Hard to believe he has been around for _years_, and I hadn't heard him before. It looks like he is pretty famous in Germany. [Feed Your Head](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rH9AriEezeI&list=RDMM&index=28) has been on repeat (there are a couple more great songs on that playlist). And another worthy: [Drug Free America - Cyberspace (Paul Kalkbrenner Version)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9CCAUhNM7w&list=TLPQMjUwNzIwMjL\_\_pfDGLbS4w&index=25). Anything of his - here's a live set: [Paul Kalkbrenner live @ CRSSD Festival San Diego](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT-HdUKrYXQ).
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I thought I shared Paul Kalkbrenner in the SOTW once, but it seems I didn't. I've listened to this song quite a lot in the past: Paul Kalkbrenner - Revolte (Solomun Remix) - YouTube[^] Good stuff :thumbsup:
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Australian commercial jingle from mid 1990's. leisure rock. Bunnings - Mid 1990s Ad Theme (Extended Version) - YouTube[^]
"A little time, a little trouble, your better day" Badfinger
It's impossible to not move to that track! :laugh: It also instantly reminded me of this one :~ Las Ketchup - The Ketchup Song (Asereje) (Spanish Version) (Official Video) - YouTube[^] That background beat is Bunnings at twice the speed.
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I thought I shared Paul Kalkbrenner in the SOTW once, but it seems I didn't. I've listened to this song quite a lot in the past: Paul Kalkbrenner - Revolte (Solomun Remix) - YouTube[^] Good stuff :thumbsup:
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Probably getting 200 fluxes. There's a trick to it though, that easily gets you 9 fluxes in a single fight (equipping all flux bonus talismans, eating a meal that boosts flux, and then simply casting support magic). If you're training a bit and you go through the final dungeon a couple of times, constantly using spritnite with all the flux bonus talismans equipped, you can get a good couple of fluxes too. All in all not too bad :D Still playing Hades?
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I just checked and yes, it's the flux one, plus a couple others that sound like optional boss fights. They don't seem overly difficult, perhaps I just moved on to another game at the time.
Sander Rossel wrote:
Still playing Hades?
No, I haven't played it for a while. I may go back to it, not sure yet. I ungraded to PS Premium (or whatever the top-tier one is called), so I have been played a bunch of random games that are available on that. Including getting the platinum for Wild Arms :)
