What are you doing right now?

[EndOfTheEarth]

Besides posting on here and replying to this thread. Original credit for this goes back to Fate and Nathan on MX.

[Hannah]

Who did you convert?

[Contradiction]

I am so done with giant school projects. I just want to curl up and read and write for a week.

[nathan_p]

Derping through a violent, bloody, gory chapter.

I knew I was doin' it right when I made my main characters army surgeons :>

When I really have to -- they're going to the front lines!

[Contradiction]

Thesis = pwned.

Not really. It lacks eloquence. But, damn it, it's going to have to work.

[nathan_p]

Contentedly humming along to the Bioshock soundtrack. mmm.

[EndOfTheEarth]

Which part? There are only four pieces with enough theme to hum to.
So I'm going to guess either Sander Cohen's little piano piece, or the waltz from the second track.

[nathan_p]

I have the actual soundtrack, but right now I'm listening to my ghetto rip of part of "Cohen's Masterpiece". It's Tchaikovsky, but oh what the hell.

[EndOfTheEarth]

Cohen's Masterpiece is Tchaikovsky? I was under the impression that Gary Schyman composed all of the music in the game (sans the music with vocals and one piece you hear at the very beginning, which is in turn excepted by "Rise Rapture Rise").

[nathan_p]

hurr <.> My words are bad.

I ghetto-ripped two tracks which I was told comprised "Cohen's Masterpiece" from Youtube.

On listening I immediately realized that the second track opens with Tchaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers, which plays during the boss fight with Cohen.

After the Waltz ends, however, it goes back to something that sounds like Schyman composed it...

[EndOfTheEarth]

Yeah, that isn't it. The real Cohen's Masterpiece is a two/three minute long piano peace.

http://bioshock.wikia.com/wiki/Cohen%27s_Scherzo

[nathan_p]

Fucking Youtube.

Here is the track I have -- the Tchaikovsky ends at 4:22, and is followed by something I can't identify.

[EndOfTheEarth]

They threw in some non-thematic Bioshock ambiance between Tchaikovsky and Cohen. It's nothing important, or even with a name. The "Part 1" is actually two other pieces from the soundtrack stapled together, and have nothing to do with Sander, or Fort Frolic.