xpwifi's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[LoZ TP - Kakariko Village]

Oh the nostalgia...

This is pretty much the place I come whenever I feel the need to listen to awesome Zelda music (with searching the exception of the actual songs). This song is wonderful. Makes me feel sad that I didn't complete TP yet.

Or Windwaker for that matter...

I will do that right after completing Skyward. Anyways, I love your work and particularly this song. Great job!

VGSongbird responds:

I encourage you to do so. Wind Waker was fun--minus the fact that you spend most of your time navigating the map. And Twilight Princess FREAKIN changed my life! :D

Thanks for listening! :D

[-Destiny-]

Not bad, not great.

I know that there is a lot of build up in the Trance genre and that the same tune gets repeated a lot, but seriously, I thought whole song was looping until I checked to see that it was just ending.

I am not trying to be mean. The song builds up a lot, but the whole melody or background or something just isn't different enough. Something needs to change as the song progresses.

Or another possibility is that things changed too fast and the song ended up feeling like a loop inside of itself since there were only so many ways to make a tune different but the same.

Man, I hope this makes sense.

Anyways, it wasn't bad, it wasn't great, but it was good.

[Madness]

This is pretty good.

I like it. :D

[AC:WW - Trip at the Museum]

This is very pretty. Thanks for making and sharing this.

KKSlider60 responds:

Thank you :)
KKS

[~|| ZykluS]

I liked how more and more stuff kept getting added as you keep listening to this wonderful song.

The whole song just had an epic flavor to it.

An example of building up in this song that I liked is when the piano is just playing with those drums in the background and the drums stop for an instant and then all of a sudden it's a whole symphony of synths and strings.

Very nice laid back song. 5/5.

T-Free responds:

Thanks a bunch for the comment! It's good to hear that you like the structure of it, that's what is pretty hard to make credible to the listener sometimes. :)