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- The Felt - Rise of Lord English (updated) (SoundCloud title)
By Thomas Ibarra
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Released 6/27/2012.
Duration: 2:50.
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Tracks that The Felt: Rise of Lord English references: Tracks that this one references:
- MeGaLoVania by Toby Fox
- Liquid Negrocity by Toby Fox
- Courser by Seth Peelle and Alex Rosetti
Artist commentary for The Felt: Rise of Lord English: Artist commentary:
Thomas Ibarra ✑ SoundCloud description
The updated Rise of Lord English track for use in the second Land of Fans and Music album.
Referencing sources for The Felt: Rise of Lord English: Referencing sources for The Felt: Rise of Lord English… Referencing sources:
with respect to this track —
about 13 years, 11 months later
Pascal van den Bos ✑ HSMusic Discord
Lan: Can I ask for some advice for telling Courser from Lotus in a track reference list? An emailer just let us know that in Shenaigans: MSPA track 'The Felt: Rise of Lord English', the reference is to Courser, rather than Lotus. I don't have any backup for Lotus—it's just what I put in when I recognized it, while doing other work on Shenanigans: MSPA. Timestamp 1:16 in the full track, trimmed below
yeah thats courser
lotus is a completely different melody
they are like very different songs
in this section at least i hear courser and megalovania?OK. I think I always read Courser's main melody as deriving from Lotus's main/intro melody, but I agree that it's easy to tell just by ear. Megalo is here too yeah (and Liquid Negrocity just before)
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