1. Vagina Temple
   Shael_Riley
2. Temple of Life (You Died)
   Xerol
3. The Corridors of Shirley
   JH Sounds

You must defeat Sheng Long to stand a chance.

1. The Corridors of Shirley
   JH Sounds
2. Temple of Love (Separate Ways)
   Rellik
3. I forgot my pencil.
   Flik

1. I forgot my pencil.
   Flik
2. groundwork
   jmr
3. Temple of Love (Separate Ways)
   Rellik

1. Sacred Rites
   DjMokram
2. The Corridors of Shirley
   JH Sounds
3. I forgot my pencil.
   Flik

SORRY SHAEL :(

1. I forgot my pencil.
   Flik
2. Vagina Temple
   Shael_Riley
3. Temple of Life (You Died)
   Xerol

I HAVE to put the reasons I voted this way? Well it's purely based on quality. SO BITE THAT.

1. Inner Ear Peace
   TheMisterCat
2. Sacred Rites
   DjMokram
3. Dancing on the pews
   superjoe30

TheMisterCat gets 1st for the lack of a description. Cuz, y'know, the entry speaks very much for itself. Also, longness.

DjMokram gets knocked onto 2nd due to the clipping, but I consider that a technical loss.

superjoe30 gets 3rd just for the open hat. :)

1. Inner Ear Peace
   TheMisterCat
2. The Corridors of Shirley
   JH Sounds
3. Temple of Love (Separate Ways)
   Rellik

--Round 047--

1st - MisterCat:
Without a doubt, that guitar (or flute, I dunno) in the distance got me here.
Nice atmospheric work on the pads & delay fxs.
Bass is sooo groovy and fitting in the song.
It has a nice sega genesis era feeling to it.
Little prod issues with volume here and there. Nothin too harsh.
The song is extremely good and also extremely long.
Dunno how you pulled that one off. Congrats.
No need to say more. WIN

2nd - N64:
The piano was not enough. He had to add killer percussion too. And not any random one at that.
THE famous percussion loop from Resident Evil 4, when you fight ganados in Ada Wong's scenario.
There's always something with JH's music. Can't explain, it just draws me in...
It has an adventurous vibe to it, plus the 'Temply' flavor is also all over it.
Relied a bit much on the drum-loop sample here.
But overall great song and clean production.
...and who the heck is Shirley? o_O

3rd - Relik:
I just love the variety of instruments used here.
It manages to mix up the music of an antic rpg temple, with japanese anime and a bit of Noriko Matsueda synth goodness.
An unusual mix of genres and styles, not very easy to digest in one hearing.
But after 2 or 3 listen, I gladfully did. I found the randomness quite pleasant.
I just know that Relik can do way way better, so he only ranks third this time around.

4th - Shael Riley:
That song and the following discussion gave me nightmares for one week!
...no I'm kiddin. ;p
But aside from the nice parody of SoundGarden, I think we'll remember what 'being on sacred ground' mean from now on.

I wish you all a nice temple visit. Please take your time.

See ya next round!