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Title: Underground
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Fandom: Samurai Champloo
Pairing: Jin/Fuu/Mugen
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: dreamsharing, threesome, het
ao3 post: here
Summary: It begins, their first night in the mining camp.
>> if you like you're stories a bit fucked up, you will love this
Listen/Download:
bare version (22:14): mp3 (21.5 MB) m4b (18 MB)
music version (24:30): mp3 (23.6 MB) m4b (21 MB)
or stream the music version here
music credit: 'I sighed' from the OST
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Date: 2014-10-14 06:37 am (UTC)So I don't know a damn thing about this fandom, but I listened anyway because **you**. And I put it on as I was drifting off to my afternoon nap, and it was glorious. Your voice just does things to me. And I loved your use of the music during those few seconds on the scene breaks. (THat was a really great idea, i might have to do that too). I followed along even though I didn't know the people, and really enjoyed this a lot. But lets be real, you could read me personal ads and telephone books and I'd think it was a gift from the heavens. I adore your choice of stories and how well they fit your sultry tones.
My favorite moments were the 'he is falling. falling. falling.' and the way you say the word kimono. <3<3<3
Thank you as always for a wonderful reading.
ETA: P.s. your archive entry is here.
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Date: 2014-10-14 04:40 pm (UTC)How can you write so marvellous comments that make me happy even when I am having a shitty day!?
I did not really expect anyone to listen to this in the first place because the fandom is so old and little known. But you know, sometimes you want to record those stories anyway. So thank you for giving it a try!
And regarding the pronunciation of kimono (and wasabi... and ronin...), gah, those words are hard! They are written the same way in German and then you have to re-train yourself for the English version (and let's face it, they probably sound nothing like the Japanese original). I think I spent half an hour just listening to an American dictionary saying them over and over ;-;