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Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in Pictures

C418

2010
26 tracks
1 uur, 17 min

Album Description

Dive into the eclectic and introspective world of C418 with "Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in Pictures," a sprawling collection of 26 tracks released on August 12, 2010. This album captures a pivotal period in C418's life, as he navigated the complexities of independence and conscription, all while honing his unique musical style. Spanning a generous 77 minutes, the album is a testament to C418's prolificacy and versatility, blending elements of IDM, ambient, and experimental electronic music.

"Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in Pictures" is not just a collection of songs but a snapshot of C418's creative process and personal journey. The album features a mix of original compositions and edited tracks from C418's game "ezo," showcasing his ability to create immersive soundscapes and memorable melodies. Notable tracks include "Droopy Likes Ricochet" and "Droopy Likes Your Face," which gained popularity through their inclusion in the popular game Minecraft.

The album's title track, "Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in Pictures," encapsulates the album's themes of reflection and the passage of time. Other standout tracks like "I Lack an Emotion" and "Words You Will Never Understand" delve into introspective lyrics and atmospheric sound design, while tracks like "Kitchens Are Best for Making Sound Effects" and "Minecraft Is Acid" offer a more playful and experimental side of C418's music.

Whether you're a longtime fan of C418 or a newcomer to his music, "Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in Pictures" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. The album's diverse tracklist and personal narratives make it a compelling addition to any music collection.

August 12, 20102010 C4182010 C418

Tracks

After You Hear This You Are OlderC418
0:13
I Lack an EmotionC418
5:06
This Song Is Not GoodC418
1:53
I Can't Afford MasteringC418
3:50
Words You Will Never UnderstandC418
2:01
Kitchens Are Best for Making Sound EffectsC418
1:54
Minecraft Is AcidC418
5:39
I Will Perhaps Never Meet You in PersonC418
3:22
In Berlin People Act DifferentlyC418
4:11
One Second Is Enough to Die ForC418
2:06
I Can't Afford MixingC418
2:20
Droopy Likes RicochetC418
1:36
Droopy Likes Your FaceC418
2:07
I Don't Need to Know You to Be in LoveC418
2:36
Sometimes I Make Video Game MusicC418
1:44
One SecondC418
2:59
Long Songs Are for People Who Don't Have Time to Make Them ShortC418
5:35
If You Don't Know What to Do Just Steal the Amen BreakC418
5:06
Please DoC418
2:50
26C418
4:14
Who Cares but MeC418
1:34
I Don't SingC418
1:35
I Jate My HobC418
1:40
Lack of Creativity Is Dangerous in BerlinC418
2:20
Life Changing Moments Seem Minor in PicturesC418
3:22
What NowC418
5:44

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About C418

C418, the musical alter ego of German composer Daniel Rosenfeld, has carved out a unique niche in the world of electronic and ambient music. Renowned for his minimalistic and soothing compositions, C418 gained global recognition as the original composer and sound designer for the iconic sandbox video game Minecraft. His work for the game, particularly the "Minecraft - Volume Alpha" and "Minecraft - Volume Beta" soundtracks, is celebrated for its nostalgic charm and relaxing qualities, earning it a place among the greatest video game soundtracks of all time. Rosenfeld's journey began with chiptune music created on the Schism Tracker program, showcasing his deep love and dedication to music. Beyond his gaming contributions, C418's discography offers a rich tapestry of ambient and electronic tracks that continue to captivate fans worldwide.

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