XG Remake Set #2
Description:
You knew this was coming. The second set of remakes of earlier submissions.
This time...
* The Combat Chamber Theme (the first one)
* Eternity's Maze
* Nightshade Sister
* Pressing Onward
Credits:
Wild Bill for Eternity's maze, because the original version was my present to him for his 17th birthday. Mwah!
You knew this was coming. The second set of remakes of earlier submissions.
This time...
* The Combat Chamber Theme (the first one)
* Eternity's Maze
* Nightshade Sister
* Pressing Onward
Credits:
Wild Bill for Eternity's maze, because the original version was my present to him for his 17th birthday. Mwah!
Creator:
Espilan
Added: 30 Oct 2004
Type: MIDI
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Reviews
rexlaninetales
Posted 09 June 2006 - 12:59 PM
Pressing Onward: Another one of your classics that I love! The XG version is also sweet! It gets a little repetative at the first 1/3 of the song, but drastically improves soon enough.
EternityMaze: Its fair. It starts to improve about halfway into the song.
NightshadeSister: I don't care too much for the beginning. But it does improve, though the percussion is a little repetative. I do like the layout of your stringed instruments.
CombatChamber: Oh yes! Its teh combat chamber! This one dwarfs the other 3 in the set! Combat chamber is one of your greatest works! This version is just as lovely as the rest. I also like this version because all the instruments seem to get equal attention rather than one or two instruments drowing out the rest. You get 5 stars all because of the 1st and last song!
EternityMaze: Its fair. It starts to improve about halfway into the song.
NightshadeSister: I don't care too much for the beginning. But it does improve, though the percussion is a little repetative. I do like the layout of your stringed instruments.
CombatChamber: Oh yes! Its teh combat chamber! This one dwarfs the other 3 in the set! Combat chamber is one of your greatest works! This version is just as lovely as the rest. I also like this version because all the instruments seem to get equal attention rather than one or two instruments drowing out the rest. You get 5 stars all because of the 1st and last song!
