06 - The Epoch’s Skies and Plains of Time…

Wrapping up our third and final part of our Chrono Triple Tech, this episode unifies and explains the musical relationship between CT, RD and CC and we learn about “the motive!”

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  1. 1 maelkashishi

    The quality goes without saying, so just some random small comments:
    You note that Lucca’s Theme is the Fanfare in Chrono Cross. But I am pretty sure that it was already in Chrono Cross, so the link is the simliarities of the fanfares. Other than that, I agree with the connections you showed between the scores.
    The motive I was first doubtful about, but you are making your point indeed quite convincingly by showing so many occurences.
    By the way I used to be wondering forever what is a tripple tech, but just now as I was about to ask, I remembered, as I have played some Trigger :-) What is up with the empty comments? Are/were they at songofthefates? I just want to avoid writing too much you have already heared, but www.songofthefates.com seems no longer available.
    Looking forward to the Colossus episode, as I just come tok now the soundtrack , so it will be intersting to see what I get or miss.

  2. 2 intothescore

    Thanks again, maelkashishi! (I just finished commenting on your first comment)

    http://www.songofthefates.com was the first website for ITS, before intothescore.com got started. “Song of the Fates” was a project that I had been working on and already had the site for, so ITS was just a small project then. Eventually, I realized that the show could really be something, so I started intothescore.com, ported everything over and started up here. Sorry for the weirdness, I should point that out in my next show…

    With regards to Lucca’s theme in CC, her theme is both fanfares (”Triumph ~ Gift of Spring” and “Victory ~ Call of Summer”), just rearranged. Both start with the boisterousness of her CT theme, but then “Triumph” is softer and more delicately set up as the fanfare for everyday battles, whereas “Victory” is more like her original theme and takes place when boss battles are taken care of.

    Talk soon!
    Kenley

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