I asked because there's a friend of mine who makes music (curiously enough, in Garage Band) who frequently plays the first part of this song. He puts music out for a living, but it doesn't sound like the stuff he does. Weird. It'd be nice to get some info from punchypinky.
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I did the same thing. Funniest part: My first Sonic 3 cartridge got stolen and it took me forever to replace it. But over that period of time (and to this day), I owned the Sonic 3 walkthrough book, with only one page having been read. :P
I so badly want to five you, and I initially did. But I heard the whole sound, and I'm in shock you didn't leave in the Stayin Aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive. But the site is so great, you still get 4'd.
(repeat)Downvoted because I disagree with your condescending nature as well as your
willing ignorance. You elect to respond to only semantic arguments against
your points, while the ones that actually counter your argument go
unchallenged. Perhaps this comes from a pre-conceived notion that you are
already inferior by nature, a common theme in Christianity. It's a shame
that your religion has trapped you in a way that you can only see from one
perspective, and choose to judge people by it.
Downvoted because I disagree with your condescending nature as well as your willing ignorance. You elect to respond to only semantic arguments against your points, while the ones that actually counter your argument go unchallenged. Perhaps this comes from a pre-conceived notion that you are already inferior by nature, a common theme in Christianity. It's a shame that your religion has trapped you in a way that you can only see from one perspective, and choose to judge people by it.
