Sheer greatness at its best
You, sir, have won my internet.
The arrangement is perfectly executed, and you did a fine job on the final tier of the composition. For recreating my most favorite boss battle theme, I tip my hat to you.
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bitium-ribbon responds:
*Tips hat in return* I feel privileged to have catered to the whims so well of someone who clearly - if this ranks as your most favourite boss theme - knows his better music and has excellent taste. I applaud you, sir.
Oh my God...
Dude...
I swear I just relived my ENTIRE FF6 experience with just this part of Dancing Mad. It's BY FAR the best boss theme for BY FAR the best FF boss. People keep saying Sephiroth is the best FF villain, but I beg to differ. Kefka kicks his ass.
Besides...who else is crazy enough to poison an ENTIRE kingdom's water supply just for his own gains?
Lovin' it!
The final tier part is amazing the composition truly makes this song more epic than it already is.
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Please no Kefka vs. Sephiroth here...
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bitium-ribbon responds:
Oh I don't mind the Kefka vs. Sephy, because the argument is so far in Kefka's favour that votes for Sleepiroth don't really get to me. :P
Awesome
Loved it! FFVI was definitly the best all all the FF's. Oh and the poster below me meant One winged Angel (OWA). At least I think that's what he meant. Anyways, awesome mix
HOLY BADASS
10/10, 5/5. Get that outta the way. :-D
As with part 1, this was phenomenal! Tier 3 had a bit too "cheery" sounding organ work- reminded me less of an old cathedral and more of a bingo hall, though the bit at the end of Tier 3/ start of Tier 4 made up for it.
Kefka laugh FTW.
Tier 4' the start of the battle portion, seemed a little hesitant. I DL'ed the file just to make sure it wasn't a crappy internet connection, and there was still a sense of hesitancy.
Tier 4, post battle organ: THAT is what a pipe organ oughta sound like! Powerful and deeply sad- awesome! This is my favorite part of Dancing Mad as a whole.
I LOVE the "angelic choir" feel towards the end of this segment, too. Really helps wrap things up, gives a sense of resolution to the whole piece. And to those of us who stayed up for days playing FF3 on SNES, the joy and triumph of winning. :-P
Good work, man.