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This was among the first Touhou arrangements I came across.
It's also funny to think about how this was posted on my 9th birthday.

Ah... I love dark classical-like music like this. I also love Medicine herself.
This is also by RD Sounds (who leads Diao ye Zong), so of course that makes it even better.

This is now probably among my favorite Touhou arrangement albums.
Also, side note, but I love that artwork for Flandre. She looks like a wandering hero from another world.

For some reason, this song reminds me of the areas where I live (for reference, I live in the American Southeast).
So, that mainly means it reminds me of marshes, maritime forests, and swamps to some extent.
It also reminds me of ghosts and haunted places (funny, as this song isn't even remotely related to Yuyuko).

Anyway, I need to go to sleep. It's almost 2:00 in the morning... -_-

Such a good song.
Also, because this video has Thai subtitles, I do wonder how popular Touhou is in Thailand.
I've found at least a couple Thai Touhou channels before.

Such a beautiful theme...

This always makes me laugh whenever I watch it!
XD

Yeah! I've been waiting for something like this to be made for so long!

Still do consider this to be among my favorite Touhou title themes. It just sounds so eeriely surreal and bizarre.
It's the perfect encapsulation of a surreal summer landscape. Something that looks relatively normal on the surface, but begins to look more and more "uncanny" the longer you look at it.

This is probably among or the longest Touhou arrangement albums I've ever come come across.

Probably one of my favorite Touhou MMD animations!
Also, poor Remilia at the end...

For those of you who haven't listened to the absolute glory that is this theme.

Rare and good Touhou French vocal!
I've been listening to this song while studying about the French Revolution, and if I may go on a small tangent here and state my utter terror about the French Revolution.
Good Lord, a lot of the stuff the French Revolutionaries did was basically horror incarnate. Especially with how incomprehensibly paranoid and brutal many of them had gotten. Some of the stuff they did I feel rivals even the terrors of what Germany and Imperial Japan did during WWII...
Anyway, regardless, I still think this song is very good. It certainly is very melancholic though (but, I tend to like melancholic songs). Probably one of the most melancholic Touhou arrangements I've ever come across.