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| Title | [東方 /Trance/ Arrange] Camphor - The Far Side of the Moon |
| Channel | Naturalistick2 |
| Published | 2010-02-15T23:21:17.000Z |
| Description | [Title] - 向こう側の月 [Author/Circle] - Takuya Hori / Camphor [Album] - Camphor Music side create collection #1 - remix to TOHO Project soundtrack works - [Event/Date] - Comiket 77 (Dec 30, 2009) [Original] - The Far Side of the Moon [Original CD] - Magical Astronomy Once I came across this picture in my danbooru quest, I found one guy who left a comment on it to draw out quite the awesome observation; come to think of it, this picture makes for great ingredient to go along with, not only the ethereal and mystical mood given off by Far Side itself, but the .txt log that follows thereof. "The two of them sat down by a fountain's lake inside the university's campus. "Well, Renko. If the Moon Tour is too expensive to go, shall we consider going there by another way?" It is such a beautiful combination it sort of moves me a little, shoots me straight into reflection and all that ridiculous babble I tend to spew out that you guys are probably already fed up with =w=. What with this tune playing in the background, I find much more comfort in this than I probably should... Takuya Hori is one man and a half. Truly, his sound is as if the actual melody of the universe, I'm speaking for myself, but it always chills me down, I love his style. The synths are simple and the beat is pretty consistent, it's a pretty pleasant environment more than anything. The Far Side of the Moon must not be the limit. Surely, at many points in life we're rendered to think about our ordeals as the ultimate curse, the one barrier that cannot be crossed. We're left sullen and powerless in such an attitude. I've learned (or rather, still do try my best) to sit alongside the 'fountain' in my life, caress the cold stone (embrace the moment) and see the other side of the boundary reflected through the water. The other side of the coin or the other side of the moon; it does not matter. However a difficult travail it is, there's always the gap, the turning point. You should grasp to that notion with all your strength, even if your senses are useless, when you can't see the dancing of the Celestial Maidens or listen to the hasty parade of the moon rabbits, Reach to the Far Side of the Moon. -- The Suzuran Parlour: http://thesuzuranparlour.wordpress.com/ |