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"Girl in the Tower" is a song from the soundtrack of the computer game ''King's Quest VI''. Mark Seibert wrote the song in 1992. The song is a love ballad between two of the game's principal characters, Prince Alexander and Princess Cassima. Accordingly, the song elaborates upon Seibert's "Princess Cassima's Theme" from the ''King's Quest V'' soundtrack. "Girl in the Tower" was digitally recorded, with Ron Delarm on guitar and Bob Bergthold and Debbie Seibert performing vocals. The vocal version of the track plays only in the CD-rom version of ''King's Quest VI'', although even this was remarkable in 1992. When ''King's Quest VI'' was first released on floppy disc, a pamphlet was included with the game listing various radio stations to which the song had been sent. Buyers were encouraged to call in and request that the song be played, but this campaign was unsuccessful. According to (Quest Studios ), Mark Seibert comments about the single:
In Space Quest VI, when Roger gives a "morphin"-spiked donut to one of the shuttlebay security guards, the guard transforms into several strange characters including Michigan J Frog and Sir Elton John playing Girl in the Tower on piano. ==External links== *(Sierra Soundtrack Collection ) with option for MP3 download of "Princess Cassima" and ''Girl in the Tower'' *(King's Quest VI entry in Gamespot's Greatest Games of All Time ) *(game-nostalgia.com article about King's Quest VI ) featuring a quote from Ken Williams about the failed attempted at promoting the song. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Girl in the Tower」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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