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thisdastampdoesnotexist · 5 months

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#da stamps #deviantart stamps #stamp #17776 #americ anfootball #american football house

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skeeverboy · 4 months

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this is my flow chart for what emo album you should listen to depending on your mood. if your current mood or favorite emo album is not pictured let me know and i may create a sequel

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animeomelette · 3 months

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#midwest emo #emo #american football #americ anfootball #indie rock #post-rock #post rock #math rock

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ifwebefriends · 11 months

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Watched some Steven Universe Future episodes because I was in my feels and now I’m just thinking about Steven visiting the American Football house

#no I’ve never listened to American football #but I live in the same state as the house is #damn he just like me fr 💀💀💀#like yeah that show wasn’t perfect but it was damn good #Steven universe #Steven universe future #su future #su #American football #American football house #americ anfootball

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ronronnn · 3 months

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americ anfootball raghhh

(don’t mind my brother’s room, he was the only one with an amp at the time lolzz)

#musician #music #americ anfootball #never meant #midwest emo #im fine i just like the band #guitar #Spotify #girlblogger #this is a girlblog #girlblogging

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parasiticflannel · 1 year

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Modern Baseball

#mobo #modern baseball #midwest emo #whatever forever #mood board #emo #pop punk #folk punk #music #the front bottoms #american football #americ anfootball #modern baseball band #bren lukens #run for cover records #TFB

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greenery2x · 11 months

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American Football LP1 (FFXIV version)

This was my first major project with my barding practice. I had already arranged "Never Meant" when I started playing FFXIV and "Honestly?" around the beginning of last year; however roughly a year ago I started working on "The Summer Ends" out of boredom and got the idea to do the entire album.

I did most of the other songs within a week or so (if you were early for the art party at LunarCon last year you might have caught me playing them near one of the party locations), and about two months later I finished "But the Regrets Are Killing Me". The last song, "I'll See You When We're Both Not So Emotional", took the longest to realize: the original song is by far the least FFXIV-friendly out of all of them, and I went through several revisions before finally arriving at the current version in January of this year. Ultimately, however, it's probably the one which I'm the most proud of, as it's far less of a straight transcription than the others and it really forced me to get creative about making it work within FFXIV's limitations.

The next step was to record the video. I spent a long time thinking about how to go about doing it but ultimately I settled on one of the half-submerged buildings in Il Mheg as the location and positioning Phoebe and the camera in a way that would mimic the original album's cover as much as possible Originally I was going to do it in one take and with some friends emoting beside me; however I soon realized that wouldn't work out so well and ended up recording the songs separately and later splicing them together. I then recorded the trumpet parts at the beach near my FC house in Mist; looking back, this might not have been the greatest idea, as I later discovered (and as you can see in the video) that the trumpet recordings don't actually line up with the lute recordings all that well.

Overall I think this was a really fun experience for me and definitely the most ambitious thing I've done within FFXIV to date. I'm currently trying to one-up it with some original music projects: an EP centered around Phoebe herself (among other things) that I'm in the planning stages of, and a full-length themed around the wind-elemental Twelve deities (Llymlaen and Oschon) that I will start working on in earnest whenever 6.5 and its accompanying Alliance Raid is released. As fun as it was to pay tribute to one of my favorite albums, I feel like working on original material would allow me to avoid some of the constraints that come with working with that of others, such as accuracy (I did take some creative liberties with the songs here e.g. some of the chord progressions in "The One With the Wurlitzer"). But still yeah; finally doing a larger scale project with barding after having worked within this practice for over a year felt really good, and I look forward to doing more of it in the future.