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Mumbles Morgan
is...
Fucking mumbles.
Friend, explain that song.
That you played.
Well, I think there's a lot of spooky things about this track.
The main thing, though, is that organ.
It's super unhinged.
Is there a scarier instrument than the organ? Phantom of the Opera.
Theremin?
Theremin's pretty spooky, I'll give you that.
Skeleton's ribcage? Yeah, that's right.
All right.
But I also love the plodding drum rhythm.
I feel like that's scary, too, because it doesn't...
You get used to it eventually, but at first you don't know what those drums are going to be doing.
It's just nice that the timpani is paired up with really deep bass notes with the bassy organ notes, and they just keep that menacing drive,
the whole track.
It's a relentless track, is what I would say.
And it's stressful.
It's a
perfect final boss music.
Yes.
And actually, the three of us just started playing this game.
And we're back.
Mumbles Morgan
is...
Fucking mumbles.
Friend, explain that song.
That you played.
Well, I think there's a lot of spooky things about this track.
The main thing, though, is that organ.
It's super unhinged.
Is there a scarier instrument than the organ? Phantom of the Opera.
Theremin?
Theremin's pretty spooky, I'll give you that.
Skeleton's ribcage? Yeah, that's right.
All right.
But I also love the plodding drum rhythm.
I feel like that's scary, too, because it doesn't...
You get used to it eventually, but at first you don't know what those drums are going to be doing.
It's just nice that the timpani is paired up with really deep bass notes with the bassy organ notes, and they just keep that menacing drive,
the whole track.
It's a relentless track, is what I would say.
And it's stressful.
It's a
perfect final boss music.
Yes.
And actually, the three of us just started playing this game.
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