(Holy Arceus, what have I done? I'm surprised I didn't break PC's VM word limit! ;~;)
Isn't it just? :) I can listen to this track quietly on loop for ages because it's very soothing and helps clear my mind. There's an ethereal, almost ghostly quality that I love so much. It feels as if a faint glimmer of light glows in my soul, embodying an indescribable emotion that's so delicate, it shatters every time I reach toward it. I think this is a part of me that's on the brink of being forgotten. Something that would otherwise complete me... and like you said, breathe life into my long-lost dreams. Actually, whenever I listen to this track, my mind immediately conjures up images of sunlight streaming through vibrant green leaves, and in that moment the world seems peaceful, flooded with light and an unbreakable quiet. But it's lonely too; a loneliness that is somehow safe and warm. No troubles, no fear, no encroaching dusk. Just the trees... All this comes together to remind me that my purest form of happiness lies in surrounding myself with nature. Only... the trouble is finding the time to simply... be.
Anyway, I'd better stop myself there, ahaha. I really like your interpretation! While similar to how the song makes me feel, it's different from my actual perspective of the song... which is another thing entirely. :P I hope you don't mind me elaborating, though I'll try not to go off on a tangent again. xD You had this wall of text coming. ;D
In my view, this track expresses life in the way of a train. You're oblivious to where the tracks may lead you, never knowing if the next stop is yours, and it seizes your heart with a mixture of excitement and dread. The clash of these two emotions feels similar to homesickness, so strong at times that it's enough to make you cry. As the scenery rushes past (in many cases, never changing), you feel as if life is moving on faster than you're willing to let it go, and though you may look back in the hope of catching one last fleeting glance, it disappears further into the distance. Once you do look back, it becomes so hard to tear your gaze away. Instead, take a moment to close your eyes, strengthen your most treasured memories, and pocket them in the deepest recesses of your heart. The tracks will only carry you forward, so forward you must go.
...So much for avoiding the tangent. xP I didn't want to cut anything out because it's all central to how The Sixth Station makes me feel, and why I chose it as my leitmotif. Writing this down has helped a lot. I don't know what with, but it's helped. Oh, I also had the song on loop the entire time I was writing this, to get me into the rhythm. :D
Bawwww. :( I know what you mean, though—I was struggling so much with indecisiveness that I just thought "what the heck?" and chose The Sixth Station. xP Otherwise I might never have gotten back to you, hahaha.
Hmm, if I accept that ice cream my leave might turn into a permanent one. xD
Ah, actually it doesn't have voice acting—hopefully I didn't get your hopes up. xD It's just the accents are written reeeeally strongly sometimes, especially the cockney ones (they can be hard to read with all those apostrophes and broken words!), but it's fun because there's a good variety, including British, German, Italian, Romani, Spanish, French... even Texan accents! With more to come, I should hope! But yeah, they still get stuck in my head. xD
The player and party members aren't customisable, which is okay because they have more character and a lot of interaction. ;) However, they do change their outfits depending your vocation, so there's that! Not to mention the weapon they're carrying.
You mean "threaturning". ;D Actually the tougher version is called Frighturn... why Dragon Quest why? Heh, I love the goofy monster designs in this franchise! Speaking of which... OMG the Slimes that talk are soooo unbearably cuuuute! <333 xD
But anyway, you know how sometimes the amount you love something isn't fully realised until you've been apart from it for a while? Having just gotten back into Dragon Quest VII after a two-week pause, it dawned on me how much I adore this game. :D There's a slow buildup but it's honestly so good and I'd definitely recommend it!
Hey, glad you liked them! Definitely agree with you here... although I don't think IX's town theme can be beaten, if I'm honest. xP When Days of Sadness plays, you know there's a town in need of saving, haha. Sometimes with an awfully sad story. ;__; (Love the Digimon track, by the way!)
aaaaa, now I'm going to spend every minute wondering who this mystery character is! But come to think of it, I guess Dahlia didn't seem the type to knit pink sweaters... xD So it has to be his mum.
Alright, thanks for the heads-up! When I get around to watching it, I'll be sure to keep an open mind. :P Sometimes it is necessary to push through at least a season before a series/anime gets good. Of course, I'd say most people (including me a lot of the time, haha) don't bother if the first couple of episode leave a bad impression. It's a shame because so many series get dismissed this way! :(
I'm keen on watching it anyway, if the soundtrack and art style are anything to go by! :D
The first one is so cheerful and sweet! Is Nobuo Uematsu really the composer? Because he's AMAZING—my second favourite after Hisaishi, in fact! :D
Yeah, that really hit home for me, actually... Not just the song but your description. ;__; The truth is, I go through a lot of depression in August. It's sort of an anniversary effect that's been happening since 2014. In 2017 it was so bad that I cried louder and longer than I ever have in my life, which is strange because the week prior was so much fun. However, a good dose of nature and the company of my animal friends soon put me right again, hahaha. As always. :')
(And music too, of course! I did enjoy the second track!)
Isn't it just? :) I can listen to this track quietly on loop for ages because it's very soothing and helps clear my mind. There's an ethereal, almost ghostly quality that I love so much. It feels as if a faint glimmer of light glows in my soul, embodying an indescribable emotion that's so delicate, it shatters every time I reach toward it. I think this is a part of me that's on the brink of being forgotten. Something that would otherwise complete me... and like you said, breathe life into my long-lost dreams. Actually, whenever I listen to this track, my mind immediately conjures up images of sunlight streaming through vibrant green leaves, and in that moment the world seems peaceful, flooded with light and an unbreakable quiet. But it's lonely too; a loneliness that is somehow safe and warm. No troubles, no fear, no encroaching dusk. Just the trees... All this comes together to remind me that my purest form of happiness lies in surrounding myself with nature. Only... the trouble is finding the time to simply... be.
Anyway, I'd better stop myself there, ahaha. I really like your interpretation! While similar to how the song makes me feel, it's different from my actual perspective of the song... which is another thing entirely. :P I hope you don't mind me elaborating, though I'll try not to go off on a tangent again. xD You had this wall of text coming. ;D
In my view, this track expresses life in the way of a train. You're oblivious to where the tracks may lead you, never knowing if the next stop is yours, and it seizes your heart with a mixture of excitement and dread. The clash of these two emotions feels similar to homesickness, so strong at times that it's enough to make you cry. As the scenery rushes past (in many cases, never changing), you feel as if life is moving on faster than you're willing to let it go, and though you may look back in the hope of catching one last fleeting glance, it disappears further into the distance. Once you do look back, it becomes so hard to tear your gaze away. Instead, take a moment to close your eyes, strengthen your most treasured memories, and pocket them in the deepest recesses of your heart. The tracks will only carry you forward, so forward you must go.
...So much for avoiding the tangent. xP I didn't want to cut anything out because it's all central to how The Sixth Station makes me feel, and why I chose it as my leitmotif. Writing this down has helped a lot. I don't know what with, but it's helped. Oh, I also had the song on loop the entire time I was writing this, to get me into the rhythm. :D
Bawwww. :( I know what you mean, though—I was struggling so much with indecisiveness that I just thought "what the heck?" and chose The Sixth Station. xP Otherwise I might never have gotten back to you, hahaha.
Hmm, if I accept that ice cream my leave might turn into a permanent one. xD
Ah, actually it doesn't have voice acting—hopefully I didn't get your hopes up. xD It's just the accents are written reeeeally strongly sometimes, especially the cockney ones (they can be hard to read with all those apostrophes and broken words!), but it's fun because there's a good variety, including British, German, Italian, Romani, Spanish, French... even Texan accents! With more to come, I should hope! But yeah, they still get stuck in my head. xD
The player and party members aren't customisable, which is okay because they have more character and a lot of interaction. ;) However, they do change their outfits depending your vocation, so there's that! Not to mention the weapon they're carrying.
You mean "threaturning". ;D Actually the tougher version is called Frighturn... why Dragon Quest why? Heh, I love the goofy monster designs in this franchise! Speaking of which... OMG the Slimes that talk are soooo unbearably cuuuute! <333 xD
But anyway, you know how sometimes the amount you love something isn't fully realised until you've been apart from it for a while? Having just gotten back into Dragon Quest VII after a two-week pause, it dawned on me how much I adore this game. :D There's a slow buildup but it's honestly so good and I'd definitely recommend it!
Hey, glad you liked them! Definitely agree with you here... although I don't think IX's town theme can be beaten, if I'm honest. xP When Days of Sadness plays, you know there's a town in need of saving, haha. Sometimes with an awfully sad story. ;__; (Love the Digimon track, by the way!)
aaaaa, now I'm going to spend every minute wondering who this mystery character is! But come to think of it, I guess Dahlia didn't seem the type to knit pink sweaters... xD So it has to be his mum.
Alright, thanks for the heads-up! When I get around to watching it, I'll be sure to keep an open mind. :P Sometimes it is necessary to push through at least a season before a series/anime gets good. Of course, I'd say most people (including me a lot of the time, haha) don't bother if the first couple of episode leave a bad impression. It's a shame because so many series get dismissed this way! :(
I'm keen on watching it anyway, if the soundtrack and art style are anything to go by! :D
The first one is so cheerful and sweet! Is Nobuo Uematsu really the composer? Because he's AMAZING—my second favourite after Hisaishi, in fact! :D
Yeah, that really hit home for me, actually... Not just the song but your description. ;__; The truth is, I go through a lot of depression in August. It's sort of an anniversary effect that's been happening since 2014. In 2017 it was so bad that I cried louder and longer than I ever have in my life, which is strange because the week prior was so much fun. However, a good dose of nature and the company of my animal friends soon put me right again, hahaha. As always. :')
(And music too, of course! I did enjoy the second track!)