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return of Bonetrousle commits
references may seem a bit odd, but I tried to make the order of them as accurate as possible. Nintendo Switch DOWNLOAD SOFT COMPILATION ALBUM includes a "Concept Medley" containing The Fields Before Us, Win by a Hair, Pasmina, Blood-red Carpet, Neverending Roar, and End the Story! Some of these are the same as in the final game, some are early versions (The Fields Before Us is an early version that can still be found unused in the game's files, Win by a Hair is Toby's original version while the final game has a Sato arrangement). I used this medley as the foundation of the references. In a developer interview, devs mentioned that once they got Toby for the music, he immediately layed out some main motif concepts, I presume these are what appear in the medley. Hence, for songs appearing in the medley, I point to them as the origins.
sadly, there are no good uploads of this album specifically on YouTube, so I had to get urls from a different playlist (some tracks have different, seemingly unnofficial, names on there) and I don't have a playlist for the full album on hand.