Friday, November 6, 2009
Flux Friday-The Sims: Building Music
Call me weird, but if you do know that there's lots of other people who agree with what I'm saying. The original Sims game has some of the most mellow and emotional tunes you will ever hear. Not when your sims are running around in the house peeing on themselves in the living room. Not when you're selecting cheap furniture nor when you're creating a family. It's in the building mode when the mysterious music comes on that gets you hooked to the game. They say classical music helps you think and what is the most complicated thing to ponder about in this game? Building the biggest craziest house with the money that you got from the cheat code. All jokes aside the music really is wonderful in my opinion. If "Building Mode" 2, 4 or 5 happened to come on in your ipod you would think that you'd stepped into an auditorium where someone was composing a theatrical score. No ampin' included. The songs in The Sims 1 were written by Jerry Martin and Marc Russo, but never released separately. That's why we always went running back to the game, not only for the chance to live in the world you always wanted but to hear a few songs that would take you there (No Donnie Klang).
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Call me weird, but if you do know that there's lots of other people who agree with what I'm saying. The original Sims game has some of the most mellow and emotional tunes you will ever hear. Not when your sims are running around in the house peeing on themselves in the living room. Not when you're selecting cheap furniture nor when you're creating a family. It's in the building mode when the mysterious music comes on that gets you hooked to the game. They say classical music helps you think and what is the most complicated thing to ponder about in this game? Building the biggest craziest house with the money that you got from the cheat code. All jokes aside the music really is wonderful in my opinion. If "Building Mode" 2, 4 or 5 happened to come on in your ipod you would think that you'd stepped into an auditorium where someone was composing a theatrical score. No ampin' included. The songs in The Sims 1 were written by Jerry Martin and Marc Russo, but never released separately. That's why we always went running back to the game, not only for the chance to live in the world you always wanted but to hear a few songs that would take you there (No Donnie Klang).
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