| this song is my measuring stick for the amount of bitter you're allowed to be about a break-up. anything more bitter than this becomes dangerous, i think. in other words, this song is lead but for self-destruction instead of radioactivity | |
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| on 24-03-22 i said that this song is the soundtrack to going out and partying and ignoring all your problems. i would like to add another fun interpretation i like: this song is good for wishing, more than anything, you could see someone again and that things could be good. | |
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| myth without struggle, babe. it can't fill your heart | |
| "Iβm so glad I found this one. Itβs a spiritual successor to a bizarre little Japanese fighting game called Neo Aquarium. If you want an idea of what that game was like, just imagine realistic crustaceans that blast the living hell out of each other with neon lasers. The moment I discovered Ace of Seafood in my Steam queue, I knew I had to try it, if only for the novelty of playing a crab armed with phaser cannons.
Before I dive too deep into this one (ha, ocean puns), Iβll admit I played it ahead of time. I planned to give it a test run before my Birthday Backlog Bonanza day, but I got swept up in the current of a joint playthrough with my little sister. We took turns playing and finished the game early." -Keaton, 17-07-18 context here is that California Roll is the final boss music in this game. we took turns playing but i was the one who beat the final boss! i win! i'm winning! i'm a winning woman! :( |