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[All Roads Lead to Somewhere]

awesome! wanna travel while listening to this :)

@Beginning
Like the feel of "starting up" as if you're ready to go on an adventure. Reminds me of "fasta" on the ipod touch for some reason.
@1st change
like the feel that the environment changes. I can imagine myself having a scenery change. This part seems pretty long though.
@top "shrillish" sound added to 1st change (i think before 3:00 somewhere)
I like the feeling here. It feels like a clarity. Like breaking through a forest into plains.
@ending
feels like a credits song for a game. I think the ending could've been ended more like an ending though. Less abrupt is what I mean.
Really long though, but it's fitting for it's name. Roads people take are often long. Like how the changes feel like obstacles or scenery changes.

Keegs responds:

Wow. I don't think I could have asked for a better review!

You're totally right about the length. This was originally written for a party I was DJing. I stretched the end out a lot to give some cool-down time for the Kids on the floor.

Thank you so much for that epic review!

[Pulse Heaven]

meh.

I feel like I can dance to this, but it feels like it'd get tiring and repetitive after a while. Like the strong beat to it.

[but he's my friend]

eh, pretty bland

Couldn't really hear the beginning, had to turn it up. The quiet part also seems a bit long. Mid part seems bland. It's pretty much the same effects used over and over again. Ambiance feels like something out of a mechanical scene from a movie. Really bland and repetitive. I'd imagine it'd get tiring to hear in a game after a while. probably useful for a short scene though.

[Alice is Dead]

Love it!

I've never played any of the Alice is Dead games, and I love this song. it give the feeling of something darker than the Alice in Wonderland we saw as kids. Like the lyrics, and the ambience (if that's what you call it) that's setting the mood.

[-Glorious morning-]

like it!

I like the light-heartedness at the beginning, although the very front sorta reminds me of a version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow". Love the transition to the more "battlely/fast paced" area. I like the use of the strings here, although I'm a sucker for strings :D