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I hope this review bumps this song back to existence.

Honestly,this is the first song I've ever teared up to upon listening. From that point on, this song was a huge influence to the kind of music I listen to today.

You're a great person Bosa, and you have a beautiful soul for composing this. All the blessings.

-B

Beautiful as always. Thank you for always bringing forth tear-shedding music Bosa!

Bosa responds:

You are welcome!

You're a school teacher now?! What else is new in your life, Sir Bosa?!

I only made this review so I can exclaim to you my curiosity and heartfelt joy for your accomplishments.

Also, dat guitar solo

Bosa responds:

Greetings. I teach sixth grade how to acquire intelligence and character, but not much else is going on in the life of Bosa.

Don't have much to say, but...

Thanks for making another beautiful piece of music, good sir. I missed your compositions! :)

Bosa responds:

It feels good to make music again, especially since I've improved over the months.

Made me laff

I first thought of this as a serious piece, but after reading the author comments, it seemed like a fitting piece for a satirical break up drama scene. :) Except for the epic cosmic sound part by around 1:49ish.
Good job though!

Hello, I fell in love.

Do you know how many times I've felt so much pure joy dancing in me as I listen to your songs? My God, it's as if my soul is bursting out to be free.
Bless you, man. Please keep up the good work, and continue spreading your joy-giving music to people. You've become my inspiration for quite a while now.

Bosa responds:

Well, I promise to continue creating music. I've just now recently been motivated to start making music on a massive scale again; just as I used to a few years ago. Thank you for your review.

Ferlon and Marion?

Quest of Eve even has its share of fantasy romance, if I'm interpreting it right... :D

Bosa responds:

Correct, Herman!

Seriously, what's with the little girl running?

"She suddenly ran off to the fields when I was about to return her purse... Did I scare her away?" The villager remarked to the town guard as he grimaced at the flowery fields at the distance, where the little girl had ran off awkwardly a moment ago.

Such a cheerful and innocent song... I'd really love to hear more music of this kind. ^^

Compelling, but much more with realism...

I've got to say, you have a beautiful concept of a epically fantasized song, and the first parts really drew me in. Somehow, I see it themed to be something adventurous, hence "First Fable", as well as sorrowful... Or maybe something that sums up as "epic", as how you mentioned it? :)

It's a wonderful piece, but I only hope you could work on a real orchestra with this. As I have said, you have a beautiful concept of this song, though it's probably just me, but I would prefer you use real instruments.
Hope you don't get me wrong; it's a great song, and very compelling, and I pretty much understand that rounding up a whole group of musicians could be tough, and I could really see the effort in this and its potential.

So, 9/10, 4/5. :)

ITOMIC responds:

If I only had an orchestra... Yeah this sound would probably be the first one I adapt. lol.

Thanks for the kind words. :)

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