Yes, I was just illustrating that it can still be nice if it suits the context of the scene. However, as you said, it's not a song, a.ka. no vocals. This would be a more suiting example to what you said:
It starts from 0:19, then around the 1 minute mark it slows down in pace, building up to the moment that occurs in 1:39. Then the vocals start. The vocals last until 2:11 (32 seconds) in this particular scene. And that seems fine, as the music that continues is still very suiting for the action oriented moment. And from what I remember, the length of the tracks, as well as the various segments within those tracks were some times altered to suit the scenes they played in. The same might happen in this game. Not sure about main theme of the game though. It might mean that it's going to play often. But that might also mean we'll get different versions of it to suit the scenes it plays in.
I'll say that I won't doubt this man's talent until he disappoints me.
If they use it like it's used there, it would be perfect. I just thought that, as a main theme, it's lacking. But as a song that adds to a scene like that, it's perfect. I know they share the same composer, but is that the same singer as well?
No reason to believe they won't. Especially if they used it so effectively before, you thought it was the main theme for the game.
