Recommend a piece of music to the above Troper

Though you'd enjoy this! Japan rearranged Tarkus for orchestra! (And now I know why they call it symphonic rock sometimes.)

How about some Kirby remixes?

This comment sums up exactly how I feel:

Seriously, both the music and the animation are beautiful!

edited 20th Feb '17 6:59:19 PM by DrNoPuma

Rescuing Ghosts —watch the video!

Now that's how you do a character theme/Image Song! Her voice is almost as cute as she is. :3

edited 20th Feb '17 7:39:56 PM by TheGreatUnknown

Have a Cat Girl singing a song from Mana Khemia

First one, I want to say Dark Chronicle? It also has a song called Carnival Night, and shares the strings plus accordion? style. It's nice, I like the orchestration, and how it slows down at the end.

Second one, pretty much confirms the relation to Dark Chronicle, it's slower and more like a shop theme. Actually, now that I think of it, I can almost swear that the two games had the same composer, it's eerie really.

After some searching, indeed it is the case: Tomohito Nishiura did the music for both!

edited 23rd Feb '17 10:37:00 PM by Cabe_Bedlam

What do you think of these songs? This game's soundtrack reminds me of songs from another game that you've linked somewhere before, but I can't remember what game it was.

I've heard this before, but I thought it was someone else who linked me to it.

Anyway, I love it!

edited 23rd Feb '17 6:00:31 PM by DrNoPuma

I'm almost positive I put this down as your Leitmotif elsewhere in FG, but I'm suggesting this again anyway because it's still incredibly brilliantly awesome, as circus music goes.

Sorry for sandwich posting, and perhaps you've already heard this, but I want to see what you think.

Here is a pretty cool version of "Death to Squishies" from Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal. It's a mashup between the vocal version heard in one cutscene, and the Boss Remix.

So I don't think I've used much of this music in other places, but here's two tracks from Disgaea. I'm not quite sure how to describe the composer's style, but it's very distinct.

edited 10th Mar '17 9:55:08 PM by Cabe_Bedlam