Krausus
08-21-13, 09:15 PM
Erik here! Hey, as of the activity pickup, im going to to a nice OOC discussion here. Anyways, here, i will talk about many things, but i will try to focus on common Internet media, and books. So, today's topic, is *Drumroll* The works of BrunnuhVille, on YouTube, and the book Pathfinder, by Orson Scott Card. Lets begin!
Well, here we are. Talking about a computer composer, and a good one. He goes by the name BrunnuhVille on YouTube, and writes and plays various types of music. He is known to have composed The Red Dawn-Epic Music and Epic Celtic Music-King of the North. And all of his work is actually great, with evenly placed miso and drums. Please. Listen to him, and post back here when you have. At that his style seems to be Celtic and fantasy, with a twist of gothic in there too. He makes his songs with a program that has never been mentioned in video. Anyway, if you are a fan of anything Celtic, or fantasy music, BrunnuhVille is the one for you.
Back again! Anyway, now into the subject of books, specifically Pathfinder. It is a great book about a youngster named Rigg, who has the ability to see the paths of living creatures and plants. As is typical of Card's books, it is quite confusing, and almost impossible to comprehend the physic that entail the creation of the planet that the book takes place on. So. Anyways. To entail the book, its quite good, an is well written. It has a supposing plot twist at the end, and the creation of Garden, well here. The indecision of a pilot who slept caused the space rift jump to seperate into 19 versions of the same person. They must calculate the fact that they either obliterate all life and make it available for humans (Namely-Ram Odin). If you understood, read the book. If not. Read the book. It's well done and perfect of Card's style.
That's it, for now. I should have another segment up by Friday or Saturday. Thanks for reading the Althanas Post, and good night!
Well, here we are. Talking about a computer composer, and a good one. He goes by the name BrunnuhVille on YouTube, and writes and plays various types of music. He is known to have composed The Red Dawn-Epic Music and Epic Celtic Music-King of the North. And all of his work is actually great, with evenly placed miso and drums. Please. Listen to him, and post back here when you have. At that his style seems to be Celtic and fantasy, with a twist of gothic in there too. He makes his songs with a program that has never been mentioned in video. Anyway, if you are a fan of anything Celtic, or fantasy music, BrunnuhVille is the one for you.
Back again! Anyway, now into the subject of books, specifically Pathfinder. It is a great book about a youngster named Rigg, who has the ability to see the paths of living creatures and plants. As is typical of Card's books, it is quite confusing, and almost impossible to comprehend the physic that entail the creation of the planet that the book takes place on. So. Anyways. To entail the book, its quite good, an is well written. It has a supposing plot twist at the end, and the creation of Garden, well here. The indecision of a pilot who slept caused the space rift jump to seperate into 19 versions of the same person. They must calculate the fact that they either obliterate all life and make it available for humans (Namely-Ram Odin). If you understood, read the book. If not. Read the book. It's well done and perfect of Card's style.
That's it, for now. I should have another segment up by Friday or Saturday. Thanks for reading the Althanas Post, and good night!