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Originally Posted by Zanasea
The interview with Emi Evans on OSV gives some insight on the languages, which are based on Gaelic, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French, English and Japanese. I love the idea of thinking how these languages would sound in a distant future. The "future French" in Grandma is definitely mesmerizing. |
This reminds me of the Final Fantasy Vocal collection soundtracks, also very memorable in my opinion, which had songs in all of the languages you've mentioned above except Gaelic, I believe. I think that I tend to like songs in other languages more then songs in English (Japanese lyrics of "Passion ~opening version~" from Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack > English lyrics of the same song). 
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But... no composers breakdown, no lyrics... that's a really disappointing booklet.
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That's unfortunate. I would have loved a translation of the lyrics for "Grandma". That song in particular appeals to KeyLogic.
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What is "the box" that people are supposed to think outside of anyway? Hmm. Maybe it's similar to the Borg from Star Trek who dwelled as a collective hive-mind within a...box/cube. Those that deviated from this hive-mind would, in effect, be thinking outside of the box. it has both a figurative and a literal meaning. 
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