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I remember that this was the very first 9-footer I cleared with a "AA". It's so much easier in comparison to anything with the word "Paranoia" attached to it.

@Freezpopp I wouldn't call it either sad or happy. I would call it a moment of genuine catharsis after unlocking all of the memories in the game. The imagery with the train really hammered it in for me, and it left me wondering about what was in store for Ilona and Milovich after they eloped. ...

I remember hearing a lot of variations of these dirty nursery rhymes when I was in first grade. So, this brings back some dubious childhood memories. :)

Awesome song, but this is perhaps the single most depressing J-Pop video I have seen. The album "Paradox" was my very first ever J-Pop CD purchase, and that was well over a decade ago. I always loved the whole album, and this song, but I had not a clue that the music video would be this sad unt...

Gotta love the "Requiem for a Dream" soundtrack in the background!

I remember playing through this game back when I was 10. I always thought Wood Man was super-weak, and I don't recall ever using his leaf shield more than once or twice during the several months that I played "Mega Man 2" religiously.

This is easily the single most misleading video game trailer I have ever encountered. I can imagine the disappointment that hentai otaku experience when they realize that the sexual content makes up less than one percent of the game. It's a funny trailer, but it is horribly misguided at the sam...

I only wonder if they managed to keep the excellent SRPG mechanics of the first game underneath all that extra fan service. If so, I'm so purchasing this if it ever gets a US release date.

I love rap, and I love the way Kinison gets his points across.

This band has the greatest taste in cinema imaginable.

This has to be the single most ambitious film soundtrack in existence. Not just anime, but cinema in general. The whole symphonic suite took major musical risks, but in the end, it worked out more beautifully than anybody could have imagined. :)

I find the lyrics to this song to be some of the most heartbreaking ones that Opeth has ever come up with. These are lyrics that are so tragic and so angry that growling them out doesn't seem the least bit gratuitous.

I am a true Zelda fan, and I would rather heap praise upon Link than to comment on the 119 (or whatever the fuck the number is now) haters. Let the haters hate - it's not going to make me think any different about the Zelda games.

I think I would easily buy tickets to hear this performed by a live orchestra. Even at the prices that they tend to charge for live orchestra performances, it would be so worth it.

@MegaMetalhead14 Metalheads come in all shapes and forms. I'm more partial to prog metal than I am to Slipknot, but I still consider myself to be a metalhead, and I feel no sense of superiority over anybody who likes different metal than what I do.

I will agree that slamming other people over t...

I remember I used to own this CD. Shame somebody stole it and I was unable to find it for sale anywhere since then. I really don't know who stole that CD, but I want his dead dog in my garage.

There once was a time, several years ago, when I could get a AA on this song on Heavy. Then I stopped playing DDR. I go back to it a couple of weeks ago after not playing the game at all for a few years, and I get my ass handed to me by this step chart.

Lesson learned - use your skills or lose...

Speaking as somebody who has spent several years hanging with the likes of anime otakus, something like this reminds me of the insanity many of those folk possessed. In any case, I'm buying the CD.

If there were a DVD with all of the Urbangarde videos on it, I would be the first in line to purchase it. Looks like I may have to stick with purchasing the music for now.