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Well, that really sucks. I think that it's a shame how many people I know are so unwilling to buy music these days. Might just be the college environment. I'll try my hardest to promote this though! It's rare that I absolutely love every track on an album.

Rofl, I was just about to say that. I just started playing that game last night and I was like "this sounds somewhat familiar. Again, I can't emphasize how awesome this album is. Everyone needs to get it!

This is sick. Just purified awesome. Jill's vocals are amazing. They sound very professional and are oozing with character. Both the songs she sings in are just gorgeous. The rest of the tracks on the album are equally awesome. Plenty of different genres, all of which are masterfully performed, ensures the listener will never get bored. I really dig Depth Charge and Antigravity.

That would be awesome, I'm tingling with anticipation. I have some free iTunes stuff, but I don't want to waste it on something that I'm getting in the mail in 5 days. Also, that new tefnek collab is sick. I hope he starts releasing some more stuff sometime soon.

There's conversion software out there.

The boss fights were never hard to begin with. All you have to do is chase Ocelot around the room shooting him, he'll never get a shot off. This is all without first person. MGS, in general, was never hard to begin with. First person mode hardly "breaks" the game. As for the voice acting, both the original MGS and TTS have many sketchy places in the voicing. Many people are just nostalgia whores and will shun anything that's changed from the original. Both games have some very forced dialogue at points. I felt that the original did better in some of the more dramatic scenes; but I hated most of the accents, as they sounded fake and forced to me. What does suck about TTS is some music is missing; the best tracks are missing. These tracks made some of the scenes in the original feel a lot more dramatic. The lack of presence of these tracks is simply unforgivable.

Dude, that's awesome. "In The Dark" is a freakin awesome album. I've been listening to it a lot in the past week and it really deserves this kind of recognition.

This is incredible. Easily one of the best vocal mixes I've heard.

Damn, I can't believe I missed this. I was following it for quite some time. Here Stand We Who Defy Gravity is still my favorite track, but this is all freakin awesome.

I just listened to all the samples and I have to say that each track sounds incredible. I also finally got around to buying Impulse Prime, which is pretty sick. Now I'm anxiously awaiting May 10. Won't it come faster?

Holy shit. This is awesome. They all sound awesome, but I NEED Depth Charge. Preordering.

This is nice, but I prefer the original vgmix version.

I really enjoyed this. The vocal section was a bit short lived, but it was awesome. This made me purchase your album, which I enjoyed quite a bit as well.

I really don't know what my thoughts on it were. I swear, the technology was really random. Cell phones, RPGs, and samurai swords. It didn't make any sense. The violence was way over the top. It just screams "look at me! look at me!" I'd say the action was pretty good though. Lots of focus on finishing off the enemies, seeing them get split in half with blood going everywhere. Kinda cool, but not for everyone. The weak part of the action is that it didn't build any tension. It was flashy as hell, but didn't invoke any emotion. The story however, was pretty lame. "Number one and number two" and the whole revenge story. That crap made me laugh. If all he's gonna do is make his way to "number one" while killing everyone that wants to be number two, the show will definitely not be worth watching; and I don't see where they can go with the plot to make it any more interesting. Also, even though they got osme big names on the voicing cast, a lot of the lines were delivered poorly. The first episode was an interesting watch. The animation was gorgeous, the art style is interesting, but overall I felt that it was a crappy anime with a fine gloss coating. Hopefully the next few episodes will prove me wrong, but I don't think this will turn out to be anything worthwhile.

Good to see this get posted, this is simply amazing. I, for one, loved the intro.

The intunation really doesn't bother me at all. In fact, I think it sort of adds to the atmosphere. Plus, your shit has always had problems with that. Excellent work as usual.

This is a very interesting take on these tunes. Groovetastic.

hahahahahaha HAHAHAHAHAHA I'm almost tempted to read one of those just for the laughter that will ensue, but I'm just a tad bit afraid. And oh yeah, Akumajo, plz finish Water on the Dancefloor, it's awesome.

Wow... So many assholes.

Oh man, now that I gave this entire thing a listen, I can easily say that this is the best site project yet. I'm really sad that Rayza's tune could never be completed because holy hell it's amazing. But on to the actual project... Kanjika surprised me the most. When I first saw the project, I saw that he had some of my favorite songs, but I had never heard anything done by him. Both of his songs are freakin epic. Hetcenus also surprised me. Never heard anything by him. Classy piano stuff. Rexy did great, too. Hydrocity is my favorite tune on the soundtrack, I nearly shit my pants when I saw that house got it. Good to see my extremely high expectations were not disappointed. Braincells and Snappleman (as well as norg and Ashane), hawt shit. I rocked hard to all of it. I also loved the rest of the stuff. I especially liked some of the quirky stuff by GameBox and DannyB. I found myself grooving hard to Robotnik Radio. All in all, there weren't any bad tracks. Great work all around. I really can't pick any favorites because so many of them are just that good.

This stuff is pretty awesome. But what the hell happened to Rayza's WIP? That stuff was awesome on the teaser site and now it's been slowed down. It lost its energy. More comments on the actual project later. Edit: Nevermind, musicmatch doesn't play the track correctly, I had to re-encode it.

This is some off beat stuff. The singing reminds me of Offspring and the instrumentation is very strange. Pretty neat stuff though, I'm thrilled that the project is finally out and I look forward to listening to the rest tomorrow.

This stuff is amazing. Both albums. Thanks for the great music.

Ok, "Here Stand We Who Defy Gravity" is friggin badass as hell. One of my new favorites of yours.

I'm personally looking forward to hearing all of those little WIPs you've posted over the past year in completed form. I hope you haven't dropped any.