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luckyfox commissioned me for a flash piece. It was really nice doing something... clean... for once, but I'll go back to making porn for you horny furs now. I really really really like how this one turned out and the overall atmosphere of the piece. I don't understand how I got it so compressed with 5 songs in it, but I'm not complaining! In other news... I completely suck at Call of Duty... that's somehow related, though I don't know exactly how. Anyways, enjoy.*hint: click on the radio to change the song, or click on the red glowy button to turn out the lights*
Songs:
"Chameleon" - Gudimov
"Kapital" - Lyapis Trubetskoy
"Love is Not for Sale" - The Red Elvises
"Moscow Nights" - (Forgot the Artist, plenty of versions though)
Troika - (Also forgot artist, also lots of versions)
Category Flash / General Furry Art
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 800 x 800px
File Size 1.03 MB
Actually, the first three times I clicked the radio, the beginning of the track that started playing was definitely sampled by Panic. And what's weird is that the order in which I hear what's sampled is the order they appear in the Panic track (like, click the radio once, you hear the first little bit, click it second, you hear the second bit, etc.).
Maybe Ash and Panic just took audio from the same collection of old Russian radio.
Maybe Ash and Panic just took audio from the same collection of old Russian radio.
Not sure exactly. These were provided by 
luckyfox for this piece specifically, but as for where he got them I have no idea.
luckyfox for this piece specifically, but as for where he got them I have no idea. 
Sorry... I have no idea. Might want to try asking luckyfox. He's the one who provided the music.
luckyfox. He's the one who provided the music.
Woah, what an interesting commission. Nicely atmospheric too. I sat watching and listening to the song for a bit before I began to wonder if I was meant to do something. But it didn't take long to find I could change the radio station, as that's the main focus of this piece. The implied narrative here is nice too. Are you a captive? Fellow soldier? Very cool.
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