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The '''8. P.M.''' song starts slowly with piano, the beat is played softly by guitar, an accordion is even softer in the end. From this you can tell that the day is at end - many are going home, the stores are closing, and things cease to a stop. | The '''8. P.M.''' song starts slowly with piano, the beat is played softly by guitar, an accordion is even softer in the end. From this you can tell that the day is at end - many are going home, the stores are closing, and things cease to a stop. | ||
[[File:Animal Crossing - 8PM-0|full|left|335 px]] | |||
In the Gamecube version, the song is more wintery and night-like. It, like the DS and Wii versions, indicate that the day is truly over, and night has begun, along with the arrival of [[K.K. Slider|a nighttime musician]]. | In the Gamecube version, the song is more wintery and night-like. It, like the DS and Wii versions, indicate that the day is truly over, and night has begun, along with the arrival of [[K.K. Slider|a nighttime musician]]. | ||
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[[File:8PM (Extended) - Animal Crossing New Leaf Music|full|left|335 px]] | |||
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[[Category:Hourly theme]] | [[Category:Hourly theme]] | ||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 10 August 2013
The 8. P.M. song starts slowly with piano, the beat is played softly by guitar, an accordion is even softer in the end. From this you can tell that the day is at end - many are going home, the stores are closing, and things cease to a stop.
In the Gamecube version, the song is more wintery and night-like. It, like the DS and Wii versions, indicate that the day is truly over, and night has begun, along with the arrival of a nighttime musician.
