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Okay. The Hello, everyone and welcome to the Zelda cast here on Zelda Dungeon.com. My name is Andy Smetari, joined by Allison Alitha. What's going on, Al? How you doing?

I'm doing good. I'm a little tired. I had a long day yesterday, but it was really enjoyable. I went to see, I went, I drove down to Portland and drove back, which is about three hours each way. And I went to see a concert, a Star do Valley concert. It was so sweet. It was so fun. It made me so

happy. You know, I have to say, one of my favorite lo-fi tracks is, it's a Stardu Valley track,

and it is, I'm going to look up the name here, so Stahl for time for me, but it's from Coffee Date and Game Chops track and it is I'm gonna look up the name here so stall for time for me but it's from coffee date and game chops and it's like the horse radish something oh I know what you're saying horse radish jam yeah yeah the horse rash it's just sounds so sweet it's like this that's a spring that's a spring song so the the concert was called something of seasons.

I can't quite remember.

But it was based on like the season.

Each portion was based on like the season.

So spring, summer, fall, winter.

And then there's like additional songs in there.

It was just, it was very small, not as big as like, you know, Ballad of the Goddesses,

but like small, very quaint.

The creator was there.

We live near his like, or we were being performed to near his living where he lives.

So he came down and came out and

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