ScarletDevil.orgYouTube Metadata ArchiveVideo:
|
| Title | [東方 /ProgMetal/ Arrange] Takase - Eternal Dream ~ Mystic Maple |
| Channel | Naturalistick2 |
| Published | 2010-02-27T17:52:09.000Z |
| Description | [Title] - 幽玄の槭樹 ～ 夜明け [Author/Circle] - Takase / Magnum Opus [Album] - 東方幻朧悠月抄 ～ Imperishable sin and millennium history ～ Disc2 [Event/Date] - Comiket 77 (Dec 30, 2009) [Original] - Eternal Dream ~ Mystic Maple ~ Staff Roll Theme [Game] - Touhou 08: Imperishable Night I find myself beffudled with devoidness as I try to describe what I feel when listening to this, remarkably, magnum opus. I've just given a full listen to this album, y'know? You might think I'm a little insane for giving a full 2 hour listen in a row to this, but you'd have no idea. This album is a spout of magic, a true feast of the gods. I never realized how synths sounded so well. The one at hands is the last of last tracks, the end of the journey, the dawn tainting a new day across the full moon palette. The morning breeze whizzles through the bamboo shots, tainting the air the sound of a new beginning. The first beacons of light trespass the obscure forest and Eientei wakes up to a new path, the full moon rhapsody comes to an end. I can't even- will I be able to beak out the last few details I wanted? Probably not. I'm moved by sheer enthusiasm here. It's like the beginning of January here all over again or something, pretty great. Takase is the one single superior guru behind all sorts of pianoworks in the Touhouscene (applied to a crunchy environment, that is). Along with nazz-can, no cookie is up to caliber with this work. I'm dumb-founded by the progression in this, the composition is absolutely beautiful, it's like each instrument layers out each respective part of the song individually, then merge together, and then again. It's so awe-inspiring... I'm probably gonna regret it later but this is the best Takase can get *gulp*. The end is unfathomably elegant and graceful, it's (near) perfect. After 4:16, it's all just a big can of joy and rainbows, and many, many tearshed and other such dandy stuff. Takase is a man and a hundred. -- The Suzuran Parlour: http://thesuzuranparlour.wordpress.com/ |