A lot of people buy a lot of products without knowing about them years in advance. Seems to work fine. As long as Nintendo has a promising game line-up ready I couln't really care how far in advance they announce this thing.
There is an area beyond Kur. You enter it from the top right corner by shooting your drone up int he air into a crevice. You won't see the entry point without shooting straight up. If you just stand there you only see the yellow door and a solid high wall. I think this is were you need to go. I had problems finding this myself. I don't want to say much more with risk of spoiling something for you since I don't know which boss you count as 5 or 6.
@recspec: I actually just beat Killer is Dead last week. I died a few times on the last boss as I was paying more attention to the music. I couldn't believe, and loved, that another game used it for a moon fight. I didn't know about Armstrong until reading this thread, that's pretty cool.
For any interested, the version of used in Killer is Dead is pretty cool, has a slightly techno sound to it at times.
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That was INDEED supercool. I found it yesterday myself. Same goes with @immortalsaiyan: s tip with Catherine. I actually heard that music before BUT this time I took my time. There is some really cool interpretations in that game.
@fisk0: I'm in no way demanding that it should be music that has been "sneaked in". I just want to hear your experiences. I only used that word as a fun way to say how we sometimes don't realise that we are listening to classical music in our entertainment. I think your contribution there was great! :)
@gokaired: You know what? It's not really the music but more the concert halls. They way classical music is upheld as a mythological creature is more the problem. Many people see the concert hall as something for the rich or people with higher status. I want people to look at it as any cinema visit but except for a movie you get a concert. it would be fun if more people just would want to go to the concert hall without think they have to dress up and be all fancy. Like musicals in London. I thought that was an occasion for dressing up but my brother told me otherwise. And when we got there I saw that people was there and dressed just like that would have been at the movies.
I'm kind of against the "no applauding between movements" etiquette, I think it's antiquated. If it's good and if you think the muscians deserves praise, give them it. It's silent for 10 second either way. I'm in no way promoting applauding during the music. it only exists because of stuffy old aristocrat folks and made up traditions that are only 100 years old. This and other stuff "scares" away the general audience because it seems like you have to know the science behind the music to appreciate it when it should be equally fine to just like good music. Different concert halls have different approach and rules but mostly it's the audience that indirectly set the rules. I mean... they learn to cough at the right time to not disturb or weird stuff like that.
@audiobusting: Hmm...that's is all kind of weird since the Mega Man series always kind of prides itself on it's music. Cool discovery though. I never heard about it before.
@adequatelyprepared: First I wasn't sure which piece that was but then I hit 01:55 and recognised it immediately. Which part does the game use or is it the whole song on loop? And it sounds like it's not altred in any weird or creepy way since you said it's a welcome contrast to the rest of the soundtrack.
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