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Re: KF music - Verdite - 2011-11-17
Just found this. Couldnt believe it.
Damp tomb anyone?
Re: KF music - dmpdesign - 2011-11-17
Im guessing you mean this track from KFTAC?
www.swordofmoonlight.com/Music/CityCenterKFTAC.mp3
Re: KF music - dmpdesign - 2011-11-17
I wonder...would anyone like a mod that whilest on this site you could have an embedded mp3 player where you could go through any song in the KF/SOM games tracks?
There is a nice free mod available called premium beat for smf, it isnt compatible with the newest version yet though. perhaps when he builds 2.0.1 support i may pop it in here and see if you guys like having it. I would guesstimate (if tom, ben and the like wouldnt mind having some of their tracks added to it) the list could be 200+ tracks.
Re: KF music - Verdite - 2011-11-17
Yeah the kf central track. Ive seen it called damp tomb in places too.
Id love that. I need a good playlist to listen to whilst im working at the pc. If you implement it ill give you some tracks i made.
Re: KF music - HwitVlf - 2011-11-18
Those sound quite similar. The melody is a fairly common broken chord progression so maybe it's just a coincidence. One youtube poster said KF music was written first- I wonder if that's true since KF-TAC was released significantly later?
Re: KF music - Hguols - 2011-11-20
I just got my hands on the Dark Souls soundtrack.
I think in terms of King's Field-ness, it fits in well with the family!
Dare I say, better? I think I do....
This is the song of the fight with Ornstein and Smough.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsps0I58yUM
Re: KF music - HwitVlf - 2011-11-20
I was looking for one of my all time favorite game themes from Dungeon Siege and found this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lMzJtL3SeA
I wonder if the poster knew that 4/5 of those themes were written by the same composer ( I think) Jeremy Soule