ReMix: Super Mario Bros. 'Da Pipes'
- Game: Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo, 1985, NES)
- ReMixer(s): Franz Keller
- Composer(s): Koji Kondo
- Song(s): 'Underground BGM'
- Posted: 2000-09-09, evaluated by djpretzel
Hey, now this is neat . . . I've always loved the underground theme from the original Super Mario Borthers. Using those first siz simple notes, the game instantly establishes a dark and ominous mood quite different from the boisterous above-ground tunage. Well, Franz Keller has gone and made a hip-hop ReMix of this bgm, and it is SWEET. Very well done. Good enough, in fact, to be in the next Super Mario, whenever it comes out :) I could just imagine 'Gangsta Mario' crusin' the streets with 'Pimpin' Luigi' blasting this song from their retrofitted lowrider ^^
- tweek on October 13, 2009
- OA on July 16, 2007
scorpio7489 wrote: I BUMP THEM DAILY IN THE RIDE.
I would, too, if I had a car :wink:
That piece really rocks. It's just a bit too short...
- Dr. Jekyll on June 15, 2006
- Soulja113 on December 30, 2005
Is it just me, or does the "whoo-cahh" percussion sound like the one used in [b]Baby Got Back[/b] by [i]Sir Mix-a-Lot?[/i] Whatever it is, it's too loud for me, and overused. Funny though. Keep on rollin'!
- Jangadance on December 15, 2004
- NinjaJonny on August 25, 2004
Anything that can turn SMB music into something so ominous and makes you see Mario and Luigi being in the Mafia is l33t in my book.
Seriously, the song rocks. One of my favorites, easy.
- l33t n1nj4 on March 9, 2004
- scorpio7489 on March 3, 2004
- nodspaw51 on December 20, 2003
- pancakemaster on March 30, 2003
Anyways, a nice slow, to the point, remix. I like it. ;)
- skawttieboy on June 22, 2002
- BigDRS on June 13, 2002
Franz Keller gives us a slowed down dark rendition of the Super Mario Bros. trade mark tune. Instantly the drums (the claps of which are extremely wide might I add) remind me of some kind of hip-hop beat, like Nelly's stuff (but in a good way). An analogish bass synth with delay plays the main melody, often interrupted by a variety of vinyl, beep, voice and break samples which help the main beat do it's job. Sadly, nothing much changes in the mix apart from what's already stated. I think if this mix was extended and incorporated more elements it would have been a lot better. Still, it's very well mixed, and I do like the overall sound of things. Nice job.
- Jivemaster on May 10, 2002
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