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(also, I liked this music 3 times with 3 different accounts. Thank you for the upload Omni !)

We are Out of Time now. And what song to set this going, right?! I understand how it became the fav of so many, including myself.

I mean, how many games could pull what Anon did in 50-51, keeping internal logic, an interesting plot, not sounding pretentious and even delivering some heart attacks here and there? Amazing game.

@@omniscientArchivist I can only totally agree! It's a unique game. The writing, the story, the characters and their relation (and links), the music... All very unique. Anon's (and all workers) dedication is clear. The team (including you) can be very proud for that.

Unfortunately, none of the original songs had an official release (except I think Maschera). Anon would need to register in a label, online or otherwise to get access to Spotify. It's a bummer but it is what it is.

Done! Thank you for your support.

This is Phoenix#2722 for ya

Could not get a link to stick. Just type in Drifter Flying The Loop Done Right.

I am considerably confused by what you mean exactly.

@@omniscientArchivist I was typing while freezing cold, shaking. I was trying to attach a link to my short UA-cam video using one of Eric's tunes. That didn't work so tried to point out that typing it in would work. No dice either. Sorry for confusion. I'm confused why typing it didn't work either.

@@billcallahan9303 Oh, I see, I saw your video, it's kinda cool ^^

@@omniscientArchivist I'm surprised you were able to see it. I can't see it myself, even by typing. If you have the time, could you tell me how you got it to work? Did you type it in? Thanks & thanks for the reply!

@@T0NYMANUEL Once 0.8 releases to public (January) and I get to play it, I'll update it for sure Also thank you <3

@@youroffline Curiosity: This song is a slowed down version of a ad for a company called MAXELL. Search "wham maxell ad" and you will find it.

@@David-de4jn This game is Anon telling a story he wants to, in the way he wants, no matter how risky his choices may be. A godsend in a world of bland AVNs.

​@@omniscientArchivist There were so many laugh out loud moments, I wish my memory could be reset so I could do it again fresh. My favourite arc is probably Auxo, though Carpo is runner up. Tsukiko is so cool "The End of Despair" is an awesome character title.

This, actually, isn't mine. As description would tell you, this is part of The Grand Decline, a bigger album in Bandcamp that is part of the The Caretaker community. I am just reuploading the definitive version from Bandcamp as separated videos. But what you said holds true for a lot of other productions on UA-cam or even Bandcamp. There is more out there than we can find, and sometimes, we land on gold.

@@therealkeiman I wish. I just uploaded almost all of the ausent OST to UA-cam. You can see the compositors in the Credits session of the game.

@@slothen3564 Chapter 35, before the yatch scene where Leah visits Teresa house with CJ and Sarah

29 wouldn't be the same without it

@@omniscientArchivist I'm was wondering if creator of someone from staff is Polish, because of this song xD

@@metalmeow6490 Good question, I can check futurely, but I think not, especially considering that song was comissioned (like a lot of the songs in the game).

The entire animation budget of the arc was spent at the Vic/Ruriko slash, so cool

Agree, both singers for Teresa and Hector really delivered on those two pieces (and all of that in the same chapter!)

Thank you for pointing it out! I made changes to some songs on the playlist because I wanted to direct people to my Phoenix#2722 small archiving project I created recently.

Hector really has a nice voice, doesn't he? One of the best moments of the entire game

Relax, different from Orion, you'll live :V

​@@lazanholol good one

Don't worry. It's coming this month

This edit in particular is trying to convey weirdness, disturbance: the original song is happy and cheerful. Considering the character this song is associated to (at least what we know from one scene), I think it makes perfect sense .

@@omniscientArchivist pee

@@omniscientArchivist And their response is the perfect example of why trying to explain media literacy to some people is like trying to read Shakespeare to a dog- Utterly pointless. Endearing to think about. But utterly pointless.

The name of the song is title of the video. phoenix2772.bandcamp.com/track/so-much-more In case you mean the sample, I don't know the original sample (most Phoenix songs have a lot of obscure samples). EDIT: I found the sample, One Night Stand from Kenny G