Thanks for the comment. It feels really good to know I've made so many songs. And the only reason I've kept track is because I like to organize things.

nice, and congrats on the 100th song.
i think is one of your best.

Thanks Hamon! Speaking of which, would you mind taking a look at this:

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/683136/

Very nice! Good job layering sounds in this one. And, 100 songs?! That's remarkable!

I know, that's what I said! And thanks for the compliment on the sound layering; it took me forever to make it right, or at least make it sound right to me. Oh, and would you mind taking a look at this:

http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/683136/

I think Richard would be proud. <3

I could only hope! Thank you though.

Super Long LIMO!

This is pretty sweet. I will say I was hoping somewhere there would be some sort of break down, or place where the piece would wonder off into left field somewhere, and make it's way back, sorta like a Lindstrom piece or something. But all in all, pretty badass :)

Badass is good. Thanks for that. Sorry about the nont breaking it down.

I mean the not breaking it down.

Lovely ^^

Danke.

AMAZING. 8D

I found this through Sage, and wooow.

WOW.

SERIOUSLY WOW THIS SONG JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER EVERY SECOND OF IT. My mind is BLOWN.

Wow. You sound like me wheneve I hear something hot from someone else.

But seriously though, thank you. That means quite a lot, especially on this piece.

A note, again: I'm not familiar with the original, so sorry if I assume too much or too little of you as an artist. Whoops! Anyway, on to the longcomment...

I really like this. It starts off with a pretty typical beat, but then kicks in with some great, vehement distorted-industrial stuff. Lots of attitude and ambience. Sounds like the music for the really bad part of town...

I also like you added to the instruments and changed it up to keep it interesting. The break from the main beat at approximately two minutes is nice too, as it definitely breaks up the oppressive industrial lead, adds a new instrument that contrasts very strongly with the deep and bassy main, and keeps that instrument throughout the song. I also noticed the not-so-subtle arcade noises that kick in about three-and-a-half minutes in: kinda cheesy, but they contrast well with the main. I also like the gradual fadeout near the end, good way to lead out the track, though I thought the final instrument should have had an echo or reverb effect put on it at the end so it wouldn't end so abruptly.

Regardless, nice job! Quite dark and dense with noise: quite an interesting piece, definitely not your standard techno fare, that's for sure.

That echo effect idea... that's awesome. I'm probably going to add that on if I can. And no problem about the note, I understand.

Well, cool! I'm glad you like it! I didn't think it was amazing or anything, but I'm glad I've helped!