Hmmmm, yes! Cool tune, but way too short. Mind if I take the track and do some things? :] Probably I will add some instruments ... what do you think ?

Hey there! Thanks!

It was meant to be short, hence the title.
But feel free to sample it; please give credit, though! ^__^

Thanks!

Well, listen to this: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/147357/ :]

Excellent remix, SponiWolf! I am truly humbled! Perhaps as my skills improve, I'll be able to add the same levels of nuance. Great job!

Yamamoto... when it comes to Nintendo, they have some of the most memorable game score themes, in my opinion. As you said, short, but sweet =)

I so adore Nintendo. As far as I'm concerned, they're the only platform that truly understands "fantasy". Not that the others can't or don't produce great stuff, but Nintendo will always be my favorite console. They tend to understand better, or perhaps just approach differently, the idea of gaming.

Thanks for the kind words! You have to check out SponiWolf's remix! It's great!

For me, I like nintendo because they try new things... not who has the more powerful console, but who has the more original console. I respect creativity more than power.

I completely agree.

Excellent little piece of music, KB! How did you compose this song?

Hi there! Thanks so much!

This is a purely digital composition using Mac's GarageBand composer. A great piece of software!

wow not bad at all, I quiet like it

:Snugs!: Thanks so much!

Mm, nice! I've never played Metroid Prime 2, but this has a nice "videogame sci-fi" feel to it that makes me nostalgic, regardless.

I LOVE the Metroid series. It's one of the many titles that, in my opinion makes Nintendo the better company. But despite this, "To Believe In False Gods" isn't really about any game, or the gaming experience. It's a mood piece that mixes hopeful albeit paranoid emotions with societal grit and angst. This represents the hope a hero might feel on a quest, or the sentimentality (hope) he may place on false beliefs (like a religious belief, a totem, or special item), and then the devastating loss he comes to experience as the price.

That's a lot to say about such a short track, but that was my point.

SponiWolf (linked above) remixed an absolutely beautiful extension of this melody, which in many ways, is an improvement on mine. Huge kudos to Sponi!

Thanks so much for the comment!