The Story Behind Resident Evil’s Mansion Basement | Remember When

[@KurtIndovina]

Hey! It's me Kurt. I hope you liked this episode and all the post-its that were involved as well. I'm always looking for new ideas and stories to tell with different perspectives, so if you have something you'd like to see explored, leave a comment below! Also, enormous shout out to both Jules Conroy and Adam Neely for lending their expertise on this video. Check out FamilyJules here: kzbin.infofeatured And Adam Neely here: kzbin.info Thanks again, folks. Be well, drink coffee, wash your hands, and all that jazz.

[@FMSnow]

force Adam Neely to listen to more video game music

[@dspmusik81]

Remember When needs it’s own channel, this was really well done.

[@alfredoaran3372]

I've never seen a video of yours, just came here because of Adam Neely, and I got to say that I loved every aspect of this video! Great pacing, great delivery and really cool aesthetic. Also it was edited in a very dynamic way, congrats, I'll be sure to check out some more of your stuff!

[@KurtIndovina]

@@alfredoaran3372 Thank you for this Alfredo Aran. Happy Adam brought you, honored you stuck around. Welcome.

[@johnr4836]

Nice try fake Kurt

[@blackbot7113]

I think you left out the best part: They found out he wasn't deaf because while he was giving an interview someone rang his bell...and he stood up and got it. No, there were no lights like a deaf person would usually have to notice their door bell. Nothing like that. Just a sound and he got up and went to the door. The fact that he answered questions *before his interpreter was done translating* was just the icing on the cake.

[@ryanm.8720]

Looks like he rolled a 1 on his diplomacy check.

[@blackbot7113]

@@ryanm.8720 More likely Bluff or Disguise...but yeah...

[@ZKP314]

Bruh

[@rolandkatsuragi]

The fact none of these experts considered Occam's razor, with the wrong MIDI instruments being used is quite an oversight.

[@dopey473]

I'm pretty sure it used a wrong instrument, because when it's rearanged it actually sounds spooky.

[@blarghinatelazer9394]

More like when it's in its original arrangement lol. The original track is indeed very unsettling, the director's cut is the bad one.

[@LonelySpaceDetective]

@@blarghinatelazer9394 No he's right, there's a video (" Resident Evil DC- Basement Music Fix/Rehash" by Agent-RedJacket) where the guy replaces the trumpets with some sort of synth, and it actually sounds decently eerie that way. There's no evidence, but I personally suspect that either the ghost writer or someone on the sound team swapped the instruments around to make the new OST sound worse, because they knew the faker couldn't have spoken up about it without revealing that he isn't deaf.

[@blarghinatelazer9394]

@@LonelySpaceDetective When I typed this I had forgotten that the Dualshock version was entirely different from the first version, I assumed that the Dualshock version was simply a re-arranged version of the first game's track with shitty MIDI instruments.

[@akpokemon]

@@LonelySpaceDetective wow i loved that rehash version. Also interesting theory about the deaf guy feeling he couldn't speak up when someone changed the instrument of his song? Somebody else's theory was that he made it sound bad on purpose to fit his deaf narrative better...Don't really buy either of those theories...not sure what to think

[@32000BTUGasGrill]

​@@akpokemon I get the feeling the composer just wrote the sheet music and intended for it to be performed by an orchestra or something, which was not in the budget, so they handed it off to some nobody sound tech on the team and were like "Here, take care of it"

[@FamilyJules7X]

Thanks so much for having me a part of this! What a banger of a tune!!

[@KurtIndovina]

Thanks for taking the time to actually try and make sense of this song... you're truly a legend.

[@zeetwei]

Why bother, it’s such a blessing?

[@johnr4836]

@@KurtIndovina if you listen after shrooms it will make sense

[@flup1303]

Ehh, I prefer the clowns bumping into each other and crying.

[@SlyHikari03]

Jules!

[@TheCommentGuy8]

Rumor has it that Samuragochi didn't dare to tell people that they used the wrong instrument for fear that he would be find out.

[@meowistforlife]

Adds up

[@dwatts64]

Oh for sure, I still feel like 95% sure that's what happened. Theresa a video here on KZbin where someone transposed it and then set it to a different instrument set, basically some spooky synths, and it actually becomes REALLY eerie. It goes from being the worst soundtrack piece of any RE game ever, to being one in the top 10 best. It's that big of a difference, it's incredible. Just look up Resident evil Directors cut basement theme reworked and you'll find it.

[@jjvictor66]

@@dwatts64 I was about to mention this remix and how they didn't mention in this video

[@jaga191296]

There's a "fixed" version of the basement ost but with other instruments. That version actually sounds great and scary compared to the farting clowns.

[@nikita05ism]

Link?

[@darcnite3000]

makes you think it was composed for string, and the just assigned it to the trumpet channel

[@elidasilva5558]

Where?

[@GmodCaboose56]

Here's the link to the fixed version /watch?v=9oByTUQjCFg

[@StelioMichonta]

@@GmodCaboose56 don’t work bruh

[@this_connor_guy]

There is a theory out there that one of the game devs accidentally assigned the wrong midi instrument for this track. Someone did a re-imagining with a synth pad sound that works super well and is super creepy. I do think that the rest of this soundtrack has some really good songs on it, but yeah, it's hard to listen to it without thinking about this scandal.

[@Oz07]

Straight up didn't answer Lucy and just shut the computer. Gave me a good chuckle

[@KurtIndovina]

That's how most of our meetings end.

[@nqrtzy8765]

Here’s my theory of what happened: Niigaki made this as a sort of prank for him, considering he might’ve known he wasn’t actually deaf during the time where he composed that soundtrack. The thing is, if Mamaru objected to the song because “it sounded horrible”, that would INSTANTLY prove that he’s not actually deaf. The only thing he could’ve done in that situation was roll with it and take blame for the entire thing, so that’s what he did. The song was also most likely approved because... well actually I have no idea how the hell that horribleness got approved. Pure luck? Maybe they thought it actually sounded eerie? Maybe it was so unintentionally comedic that they just decided to put it into the game? Who knows?

[@UrLeingod]

Or they were just afraid to question him because he was a big, important name. That seems to happen a lot in Japanese companies in particular, where you're discouraged from "rocking the boat" by questioning important peoples' decisions.

[@marcomendex8780]

@@UrLeingod I agree with this theory

[@LordMarvin1993]

mamaru: yes, this is what I want...

[@protestantsfailurend7890]

It's the sound of Gaben selecting one of the many snack bars at valve.

[@MJGaming57_REAL]

There’s only 2 though?

[@Yackass]

a joke, tailor made for 2010

[@SeasonedKale]

Just letting y'all know, Tee Lopes has a reeaallly good re-imagining of this song.

[@INeverWanted2010]

Really?! Oh shit I'm about to go find that lol

[@SeasonedKale]

INeverWanted2010 what did you think?

[@stelliarsheep]

i think its funnier that they just used the wrong sound font and never bothered to fix it in later releases of the directors cut lol

[@Ka-tet84]

That metal version sounded like a horribly tuned guitar played by a high school cover band. Lol

[@akpokemon]

oh I didn't know Gamespot did journalistic videos like this...

[@jonathankozenko]

The most depressing element of this whole debacle is that he was also credited with writing the music for Onimusha: Warlords, which was epic -- because of this lawsuit brought up by the ghost writer, when they re-released the game it was given a completely new musical score, and while it was fine, it was certainly less climactic.

[@SageofSorrow]

I wanna hear Akira Yamaoka’s take on this brilliant track.

[@achmadraditya7826]

There's a rehased version on youtube that kinda sound like Silent Hill's ost

[@MoeMalik]

Gamespot's budget going NUTS on sticky notes, gj

[@KurtIndovina]

I'm gonna run us into the ground with the amount of stick notes I use

[@MoeMalik]

Kurt Indovina spend it all while we still can my dude, also, do more gaming deep dives and interviews like this please, great content 💙

[@monkeman5895]

Boy did this comment age so well

[@edindovina1273]

Comment of the year: "sounds like a cat walking across a keyboard"

[@thaChrizzl]

"Oh hey, it's the licc guy and the guy, who programmed his doorbell to play the licc"

[@shadowhaku56]

I believe its worth noting that Mr Niigaki is actually in a really good supergroup featuring insane musicians called Genie High.

[@thaigo972]

2:14 yo, you just shut the laptop on her face mid-call.

[@marinavieir4]

"What is this?" - Barry Burton

[@irisdogma8174]

More entertaining than most of your segments. More, thanks. I like the storytelling, and learning things I didn't know.

[@edindovina9336]

I've watched this twice already, it cracks me up. My brother and I would have done this type of thing back then. I long for the days of pre-social media when you could get away with claiming that your deaf, dumb, blind, or neutered. It reminds me when we had a letter 'written' by John Byrne published in the Comics Buyers Guide or when we convinced a bunch of video gamers that Mario Brothers was actually a recruiting device for devil worshippers. When Mario gains the ability to shoot fireballs it means that he embraced the dark lord. Oh, the hate letters we received. I can just imagine what would have happened to us now. Great work and a lot of fun Kurt and crew!

[@matthewdignam7381]

there's literally a well edited documentary for everything on KZbin

[@RaphiChan1]

Link?

[@mykojordan6672]

Now this, this is good content.

[@KurtIndovina]

Now this, this is deeply appreciated. Thank you, Mykoroni.

[@Josh_Woodford]

Kurt, Lucy, Tam and Co are really really talented people and I can't wait to see more content like this, although a lot more work, it is farrrr better than the news/magazine content that gamespot and ign produce. I hope they have the freedom to make things like this, amongst the normal stuff.

[@KurtIndovina]

We hope to continue making content like this too! Thank you for this, and for taking the time to watch it, truly.

[@yango8778]

As eccentric as the RE DC Dual Shock Soundtrack might be, it also has some pretty impressive and some truly scary tracks. Especially the few ones they recorded with a real orchestra. Plus the soundtrack album contains a pretty dope 10 minute piano suite from the score. The answer why the basement track even went into the game probably lies in the rushed production circumstances. Niigaki even had to ask composer friends so help him out with the music. So the ghostwriter had ghostwriter. And one other thing: Samuragouchi made up his being deaf-story during the production of Onimusha.

[@antivanti]

Maybe it would have been more effective and less crappy if it was played by an orchestra of talented musicians and not the cheapest synth fake instruments imaginable 🤔

[@James-xm4ki]

Stellar new episode!! You guys continue to impress! Great work on this!!

[@BDreGaming]

This is one of the best pieces I've seen by Gamespot in a long time. You guys need to do more pieces like this

[@GamerFromJump]

It sounds like someone playing a trumpet with their ass after having eaten beans. 😂

[@Strider-Ragnarok]

How it is possible that such destructive song have such deep lore?

[@officerator]

Turns out he did write the horribly bad song. He shown video proof of him playing the song, and had a written statement from Shinji Mikami saying that the pile of shit we hear wasnt meant to be in the game and that the guy wrote it.

[@dragondude9637]

Why did they use it then if it wasn't meant to be in the game?

[@dwatts64]

There's a theory out there that they accidentally used the wrong instrument set in the midi when it was sequenced for the game, but the "deaf composer" didn't say anything about the wrong instruments being used for fear of being caught in his lie. I feel like 95% sure that's what happened. There's a video here on KZbin where someone transposed it and then set it to a different instrument set, basically some spooky synths, and it actually becomes REALLY eerie. It goes from being the worst soundtrack piece of any RE game ever, to being one in the top 10 best in my opinion. It's that big of a difference, it's incredible. Just look up Resident evil Directors cut basement theme reworked and you'll find it. After hearing that I'm almost certain this is all a result of the wrong instrumentals.

[@karpai5427]

This is not the only track from that game. Some of them are quite cool and even better than the ones from the first game. One of which became a saveroom theme for RE0.

[@kryptomanik]

I'm just bothered by the fact that nobody stopped to think that maybe the issue was the instrumentation choices, the composition itself could work.

[@Ironb3rry]

The most offensive thing to me is that remixed version was based on an actually decent composition

[@Akaritomi]

Am I the only one who feels like it's a crime to refer to this song as Mansion Basement instead of Clown Farts/Sad Clowns Farting.

[@keithmorrison8373]

Literally the only reason it sounds not creppy is because it made with just goffy trumpets if it had different instruments it might actually sound threatening and not like some spongebob soundtrack like song lol

[@xtervendetta9796]

The part of video when he brew his coffee was like symbolism of try to make sense on something. Don't know if that intentional but i like that touch.

[@MechaGai]

It's very Edgar Wright inspired cinematography. Definitely felt intentional.

[@cyco687]

One of the best edited and interesting videos I've seen recently, especially of the at home variety we all have to deal with right now

[@KurtIndovina]

Thank you, Officer Beefsteak! We're doing the best we can with what we got, so your time and attention means a lot.

[@ShannonParkes]

The best example of context music is in Phoenix Wright when hearing Godot’s theme. When you first hear it, it sounds goofy because of the character that came with Godot. But the deeper you get into the story, the more serious the same song sounds simply due to empathy. It’s a powerful tool

[@treygoodsell9874]

I was laughing so hard at the end Kurt. You really know how to sell a funny moment.

[@geebeepman]

I've beaten re1 on my ps1 back in the day but never knew about this re1 basement music until just a couple years ago thanks to the internet. so I guess I must've played the original 1996 version then because I would've definitely remembered this "music" otherwise.

[@thrasher305]

Directors Cut is the first version I played and I remember being 8 thinking how goofy yet eerie it sounded. I still like the soundtrack though.

[@clairemadeinheaven]

it created a sense of unease which you could only feel the first time hearing it while playing the game, it sounds pretty dumb outside of that experience

[@rafaelo1013]

What an interesting video, Kurt, really. Again, great great job. The initial situation, the investigation and the answers, really good work, man.

[@Unbuliebubble]

As per usual, great content from Kurt

[@KurtIndovina]

Thank you so much, Unbuliebubble. And I don't want to talk about it.

[@stevenkirkpatrick9390]

This was a great video! Good job! 🍻

[@Roymunson_]

The song is fine when played on strings with a lot of delay, which is probably the intent. I suspect the ghost composer swapped the instrument to trumpets for a laugh.

[@BlueLunarWater]

I may be a weird one, but I thought I actually got it in context - it had a sort of feeling of decay to it when I listened, which is perfect for a kitchen full of rotting food, zombies, and rotting zombies.

[@kdracu]

great production value. this was a great video.

[@KurtIndovina]

Thank you, keloo! Means a lot.

[@colterknebel]

Glad to see Mr. Niigaki getting some recognition for once. Hopefully Niigaki will one day become so famous that we can have a rerelease of Onimusha Warlords with the original soundtrack intact.

[@thundercockjackson]

oh fuck really? been considering getting that on my ps4 then learning the speedrun after my first go. is the replacement music at least good? like just some arrangements or totally different?

[@colterknebel]

@@thundercockjackson From what I've seen, totally different. The replacement music isn't horrible, but it's totally overshadowed by the original music. It's just "meh" basically.

[@thundercockjackson]

@@colterknebel well i just noticed its on Steam so maybe i can work some magic to restore it. someone else prob did already tho

[@DJMizzy]

Awww I enjoyed this. My fav part was the end with a clip with you and your cat but I also absolutely loved your little sticky notes regarding your coworkers titles. Too cute.

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

That he looks like the Asian Tommy Wiseau makes perfect sense

[@lukebarber9511]

I've once heard this track described as "Two of Charlie Brown's teachers having an argument"...

[@Blackarachnia1996]

Tracks like “Forest is Dead” though were really good... I think the goofy soundtrack fits the goofy voice acting. The original soundtrack is still better, though 🤔

[@isaactoler2330]

"Wet clown farts." Best way I've hard this piece of music explained.

[@cakranid]

We need more content like this !

[@mikecrews9112]

I was introduced to RE as a young kid in kindergarten, all I remember (I dont remember much) was I was in this mansion and this guy who looked stoned looked slowly at me and they were making weird noises... I was pretty young but I would LOVE to find that old game and play It again as an adult...

[@voyagerabove4034]

Protip: Make sure the synth and vocals are in the same key

[@OhMyGaming]

Really great video, guys - keep it up!

[@johndoefpv]

Now that conspiracy about Stevie Wonder faking his blindness isn't that crazy sounding anymore 🤔

[@huckleberry602]

Your music expert here seems extraordinarily knowledgeable and talented. Very well made video!👍🏻

[@KurtIndovina]

Jules Conroy and Adam Neely are both top tier dudes. Really happy they took the time to be a part of this.

[@Scheinen]

Ok but I need to know who did that Infamous Super Nintendo cover art behind Lucy James???? That's amazing work.

[@nikanddylan13]

Great vid. Thanks a bunch. Can’t wait for the next one.

[@obblivionkr]

Man this guy low-key looks like Jim Carrey

[@KurtIndovina]

I'll never live this down. (But I'll continue to take it as a compliment.)

[@newfoundwisdom8532]

I was almost expecting an "ALRIGHTY THEN" as a response but this works too lol.

[@thoyo]

Little known fact: Sound effects at 3:40 were sampled in Roddy Ricch's 2019 song "The Box".

[@sandalero]

u just made me listen to horrible zeitgeist. i should be more careful

[@paulwestphal1346]

@@sandalero its a good song u nerd

[@sandalero]

Yes very good

[@chriswendi3825]

Yknow when I read this comment I went on a small hunt to find that sample. Watched a video somewhere around 8 to 10 minutes long and the sample was nowhere to be found. Then I went back to this video, clicked the time stamp and listened to it, and that was when I realized it was just a joke of how it sounds like a slowed down “ee err”. I feel nothing but shame

[@thoyo]

@@chriswendi3825 Sorry about that 😔

[@MarvelTile]

What à pleasure to see Adam in here :) Great video thanks :)

[@KurtIndovina]

Adam is great! Truly an honor to have him a part of it

[@BoolyK]

I’m gonna guess mamoru was put on the spot for the soundtrack and actually had to make music, hence why it almost sounds like someone knew what they were doing

[@oliviablake343]

Samuragochi did not write his own music. His ghost composer did all the work.

[@BoolyK]

Olivia Blake yes I too saw the video thank you

[@Blackarachnia1996]

So what’s with your comment. It’s been known for years he wrote none of it...

[@LonelySpaceDetective]

I've seen some speculation that since the Basement theme actually sounds reasonably eerie if you replace the trumpets with something more fitting, the ghost writer or someone on the sound team may've intentionally sabotaged the new soundtrack by messing with the instruments, on the logic that the """real""" composer couldn't have spoken up about it without breaking the deaf facade. No evidence for this as far as I'm aware, but it makes perfect sense to me and it's funny.

[@arturoporraz6046]

The best image of this track for me is an annoyed Jill covering her ears with Chris playing the trumpet and shortly Wesker Joining him.

[@theoneneolink]

I thought the whole thing with this basement theme was the MIDI channel was assigned to the wrong instrument, so it went from this spooky ambient thing to goofy trumpets

[@amberkline9235]

I never realized that there was another version of the song. Director's Cut DualShock was the only one that I owned until the GameCube Remake! 😆

[@DrLeoGoblin]

Nice job, great video Kurt! Keep it up.

[@KurtIndovina]

Deeply appreciated, Leonardo. Thanks for taking the time to watch it and comment.

[@DrLeoGoblin]

@@KurtIndovina You're welcome, dude. Very interesting video and well produced, as well.

[@madmuffinz]

Do you think Capcom hired (what they thought was) a deaf person because they thought a deaf person would make the best kind of spooky music? Off tune and stuff.

[@Ardnightian]

This is really well edited

[@KurtIndovina]

All the credit goes to the great Chris Morris

[@Felix_Li_En]

It's so great to see so many people discussing this weird short "music" from my childhood!! 😆

[@khalkeksi484]

Always reminded me of the intro to the 80's "monsters" tv show xD

[@cynicalclockworks9857]

Always good to see Adam Neely brought in. Good video.

[@KurtIndovina]

Adam is a certified good dude.

[@geoffreyf7829]

No one will see this, but what happened was in midi playback you can assign different instrument to cords the wrong instruments were assigned because the programmers picked the wrong ones. But how are you meant to tell the staff it’s wrong if you’re supposed to be deaf…

[@Autobot_Megatron]

So...basically, he's Milli Vanilli without the singing?

[@dragondude9637]

I never had the punishment of hearing that with my "Directors Cut" copy. Mine had the original creepy tune. I'll suffer no analogue for RE1 than to endure that "Ballard of Farts" tune. Oh yes, as punishment, this composer has to listen to that tune for 21 hours non-stop.

[@antivanti]

Nice to see GameSpot doing some interesting videos. Also Adam Neely guest 👍

[@KurtIndovina]

Thank you, Anders! And it's true: Adam Neely is great.

[@theparticularist5373]

*"What if I told you it was composed by a deaf guy?"* *"I wouldn't be surprised."* No, no. He's got a point.

[@nurdgrrl]

That was a really great video. That sense of unease through music made me think of Kode9's work, especially his book "Sonic Warfare." ANyways, great video, and a new subscriber in me.

[@alanpk0]

This was way waaaaayy cooler than I expected

[@thefungalaxyfam2631]

Really good job on this video bravo 👏

[@KurtIndovina]

Thanks for taking the time to watch it!

[@fpaltenhoff86]

Honestly other than the basement theme, the dual shock soundtrack isn’t bad

[@The_Phoenix_Saga]

The Lab theme is a close second if you want my opinion.

[@amellyyyy]

Big Big Spider was a massive step down too.

[@officialFredDurstfanclub]

Big Big Spider and Plant 42 are absolutely hilarious but stuff like the cast roll, the level 2 theme, meeting Rebecca and the dog attack music is actually good. Some of them, the dog attack and opening music actually do lose dissonance and harsh sounds to create that sense of terror and anxiety but I’ve no idea how the mansion basement came into being as it did

[@arialblack3279]

My guess (jk, i'm sure i am 100% right) is that the music wasn't originally intended to be exactly like that: it probably was some miscommunication error while the music was being translated to a format that could play on the ps1, since the main culprit of the track's cheesiness is the instrument which is completely out of place in a horror game. I think the original vision didn't have a focus on the melody and was more ambient, with long synth notes that blended together in an eerie, off putting background noise, and it was changed to clown trumpet due to some error (after all, old vidya music was composed with digital samples that had varying lengths. It just used the wrong sample) Making a guitar arrangement doesn't make any sense for this reason, and i find pretty weird that nobody of them experts pointed out this possibility, instead focusing on the melody.

[@d-d-i]

What I really would wanna hear is official explanation from Capcom themselves that how this whole mess happened and what they feel about it. The original compositions used in the original and first Director's Cut (non-Dual Shock) releases are iconic and memorable, whereas the Dual Shock OST is pretty crappy in many ways. Not only it sounds cheap and badly mixed etc, it's just weird and puts you off the game. The feeling is that they didn't really know that how to compose music for videogames and had to rush it.

[@AxelXGabriel]

Even played in a Metal version couldn't save that horrible song >.

[@patrickdonelan8556]

I was halfway through watching this on my phone and this video inspired me to log in to leave a comment. I had unsubscribed from all the "Gaming News" outlets years ago (IGN, GameSpot, Polygon, Kotaku, etc) because they all became nothing more than a political platform posting the same recycled, corporate-funded junk. BUT, this video is tremendously well produced, informative, and genuinely interesting. I make videos for a living, and while I do not assume that my opinion should have any definitive meaning to anyone, awesome work on this. It's incredibly refreshing to watch videos produced with such passion and attention to detail.

[@KurtIndovina]

Hey Patrick! Host, producer, writer guy here -- this is awesome! Thank you for this, and thank you for taking the time to actually say so. It means a lot to me.

[@captainxhulio2929]

I cannot find the source but I think I recall reading that it was used to create an uneasy feeling. Not a music person but I swear I recall something about the arrangement being particularly dreadful in that you would want to entire experience to be over with. The idea being something like those notes give people a negative impression and make them feel anxious. Which kinda makes sense. Besides it's not like it's extremely bad. I kinda have always felt that people hating it seems to confirm that theory. Just people love Resident Evil more than they hate the track so it was always viewed as it being awful. When really the experience you're supposed to have in the basement is an awful experience from the characters perspective. Something like that. Maybe I'm remembering something wrong but I felt like I read somewhere something along those lines. And I feel like it did come his ghost writer. Like I swear I remember him commenting on the track being an exercise in this type of music.

[@andrewgayter2487]

A truly fascinating story. Thank you for informing us. ❤️

[@KINGOFHOTDOGS]

I wanted to watch this video for years. Thanks.

[@KurtIndovina]

I'm glad to have finally delivered it for you.

[@bclikesyou]

8:50 All the die-hard Kurt fans start nodding their heads

[@bclikesyou]

Also the tape markers for your Aeropress and cup 😂

[@xRevaNx333]

Ok but what the fuck Kurt, the editing is fantastic!

[@KurtIndovina]

The editing is all thanks to the incredible Chris Morris. The man is a GEM

[@xRevaNx333]

@@KurtIndovina godayum Chris, way to go!

[@christophermorris5971]

@@xRevaNx333 Thanks Cristian!

[@georgeofhamilton]

So, how is it that this music unravelled the lie?