Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs Discussion Topic Part 2

[LordGubGub]

Considering the instruments, I don't agree with your opinion, all instruments blend perfectly, and the intentional cacophony of atonal cords, combined with that vocals have a really addictive influence on me, it just sounded natural for me and I really didn't have to strain my ears at any moment. Next, I didn't literally mean of course that you analyzed the track in detail, but I do think you are focusing too much on the skeleton of the song and too little on its flesh.

Really don't know what to say to you at this point, we are not on the same wavelength I think, but I will state that I don't need to be telling myself that it will ''serve its purpose'' to like it. I've loved this song from the moment I've heard it, and must have replayed it a countless times. There is just some eerie quality about it.

I agree with you. We're in the 21st century, music doesn't have to follow any rules or patterns anymore. Sure, some of those rules or patterns help music sound nice, but it doesn't always matter, especially when the music is supposed to sound scary/creepy. Jessica Curry probably knows more about music than any of us, and I'm sure she knew exactly what she was doing while composing the game's soundtrack, and I cannot wait to hear the rest of it.