[Icons] Ares + Music Downloads
Reviewing Orgo makes me want. to. die. All over again.
Had been coloring Ares scans for icons during study breaks but finally got sick of it yesterday. For those of you who might've missed it, and massive apologies for those of you watching either crimsonroad or my sketch-journal, or both--
Teasers: (Rest to be found here)
C'mon people, bite the hook already. ::wheedles:: I'll probably be lavishing most of my love on this series until Amano brings back the mafia in Reborn and god knows when that's going to happen. :\
In the meanwhile, am planning on finally making a master-list of fic post/archive/thingum as the new "thing to waste my study-breaks on." So the question now is, do I go about this chronologically or alphabetically? Any thoughts?
Oh, and as for the music:
- Moral no Soushiki by Angela Aki: Translation, "Funeral of Morals." A gorgeous song with a bit of well-pronounced "Pater Noster" to kick off the chorus. This would be the song that made me want to write nothing but death-fic for an entire week. Played it so many times that I have the lyrics memorized up to the second refrain. OTL Highly recommended. (Japanese)
- Haku by Vanilla Mood: kurot had recced the PV awhile ago, and I'd been trying to find the mp3 version for it ever since. Their other songs are decent, but I really just wanted this one. Unable to find anything, I ended up snagging a HQ version of the PV off of emule and ripping the audio at 256kbps. Also cut away the 10 seconds of silence in the beginning, and 5 seconds at the end. (Instrumental)
- HanHong's Ge Chang (歌唱) Album: YES I LISTEN TO TIBETAN, I LOVE MY TIBETAN MUSIC OKAY? It all started with one song (like always), and somehow I ended up mauling emule and downloading three different albums looking for that one song. -_-;; Personal favorites are tracks 8 (天涯(藏文版)) and 10 (歌唱2002). Track 8 is in entirely Tibetan, and track 10 is a mix of mandarin and tibetan. The chorus in the latter, as far as I'm aware, is the traditional "tsering la so" song. (Tibetan & Mandarin)
Had been coloring Ares scans for icons during study breaks but finally got sick of it yesterday. For those of you who might've missed it, and massive apologies for those of you watching either crimsonroad or my sketch-journal, or both--
Teasers: (Rest to be found here)
C'mon people, bite the hook already. ::wheedles:: I'll probably be lavishing most of my love on this series until Amano brings back the mafia in Reborn and god knows when that's going to happen. :\
In the meanwhile, am planning on finally making a master-list of fic post/archive/thingum as the new "thing to waste my study-breaks on." So the question now is, do I go about this chronologically or alphabetically? Any thoughts?
Oh, and as for the music:
- Moral no Soushiki by Angela Aki: Translation, "Funeral of Morals." A gorgeous song with a bit of well-pronounced "Pater Noster" to kick off the chorus. This would be the song that made me want to write nothing but death-fic for an entire week. Played it so many times that I have the lyrics memorized up to the second refrain. OTL Highly recommended. (Japanese)
- Haku by Vanilla Mood: kurot had recced the PV awhile ago, and I'd been trying to find the mp3 version for it ever since. Their other songs are decent, but I really just wanted this one. Unable to find anything, I ended up snagging a HQ version of the PV off of emule and ripping the audio at 256kbps. Also cut away the 10 seconds of silence in the beginning, and 5 seconds at the end. (Instrumental)
- HanHong's Ge Chang (歌唱) Album: YES I LISTEN TO TIBETAN, I LOVE MY TIBETAN MUSIC OKAY? It all started with one song (like always), and somehow I ended up mauling emule and downloading three different albums looking for that one song. -_-;; Personal favorites are tracks 8 (天涯(藏文版)) and 10 (歌唱2002). Track 8 is in entirely Tibetan, and track 10 is a mix of mandarin and tibetan. The chorus in the latter, as far as I'm aware, is the traditional "tsering la so" song. (Tibetan & Mandarin)