Anonymous: Thought I'd see some interesting programming by decompiling this. Nope. The background is a prerendered image, the color changing text an animation, the music in mp3 format (a shame because the original songs were module format sequences). The only scripting is a stop() call on each frame, one for each song. Programmers used to make things like this to show off their skills. Seeing it done this way...it feels wrong. (December 6, 2014, 6:01 am)

iopi: > calling a module by the name of some random keygen that includes it > all such modules have their metadata intact I will rate this shit 1 star until it is lost from the face of the earth. Also, > only 8 random songs > MP3s neither normalized nor rendered with the matching settings Kids, remember to send holiday blaaings to lamers. (December 12, 2014, 11:32 pm)

Anonymous: I know I am a few years too late but I'm trying to find the song named "ice caves" help (December 18, 2021, 2:10 am)

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