File: rainyday_over_foggytown.swf-(1.43 MB, Other)
[_] Just listen and relax. Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)01:07 No.1758802
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)01:12 No.1758806
music sauce please
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)01:16 No.1758808
>>1758802
LISTEN AND RELAX
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)02:25 No.1758839
fuck you, song now
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)02:55 No.1758859
>>1758839
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUQvRA0Lf-E
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)02:55 No.1758860
Song sauce is Sahasrara from SMT Digital Devil Saga.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUQvRA0Lf-E
>> [_] Ara aradair 09/05/12(Wed)03:55 No.1758882
>not using blues in the velvet room from P3
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)04:05 No.1758888
>>1758882
>Implying that would go with the flash as well as Sahasrara.
Kids these days, and their shitty Orpheus/Thanatos/Messiah.
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)05:13 No.1758899
>>1758882
>Not realising that we're over Yasoinaba
>> [_] Anonymous 09/05/12(Wed)12:44 No.1759036
Why is this considered relaxing?? The answer seems obvious, doesn't it? There are images of plant
life, running water, and subtle peals of thunder off in the distance all of which have a soothing
effect. But from our point of view, we are inside a grand hall, now decrepit as it is slowly
reclaimed by nature. And it is that aspect of this flash that is most appealing. It caters to the
human desire to return to nature and tear down the walls of modern living. Because the Grand Hall
is not completely torn down but instead in a state of great neglect (in modern living standards),
it represents an appealing balance between man made structure and the self-replicating towers
which spring from the Earth. This flash is relaxing because we as an audience can ESCAPE into it
and imagine, if only for a moment, that this is where we live, that the stresses and hardships of
Modern Living are naught but a distant memory.
