ReMix: Mega Man 2 'EvilHorde Heatman'
- Game: Mega Man 2 (Capcom, 1988, NES)
- ReMixer(s): Evil Horde
- Composer(s): Manami Matsumae, Ogeretsu Kun, Yoshihiro Sakaguchi
- Song(s): 'Heatman Stage'
- Posted: 2000-10-17, evaluated by djpretzel
This ReMix is REALLY tight - great sequencing, sound choice, and nice movement all add up to another great techno incarnation of the blue one's legendary tunage. I think I could open a whole other site JUST for Megaman ReMixes . . . almost :) You really MUST listen to the drum track here, which is phat and jumps around in a PERFECT way that makes the piece very interesting and not monotonous. Also good filtering effects, a GREAT bassline (and bass sound) and expertly executed synth riffs throughout. A definite must-download from first-time contributor 'The Evil Horde'.
- Bahamut on October 11, 2009
evktalo;484156 wrote: Pretty much sounds it's age, although holds together better than many of it's contemporaries.
Gotta agree. The explosions are a nice touch, although they don't save the track when it gets repetitive. If it wasn't so repetitive, it would have aged better. Even so, I'd place it among the better from OCR's early days.
- Rozovian on February 9, 2009
--Eino
- evktalo on December 10, 2008
Feels overall a bit repetative. The original stuff that comes in somewhere nearish to the end was a nice change, I would like liked more of that earlier on.
Decent mix after all these years, but not my favorite Heatman mix out there.
- DragonAvenger on August 25, 2008
I like this remix.
- CHIPP Damage on December 12, 2007
- Palpable on December 6, 2007
- OA on March 21, 2007
Look over here, it´s the new Heatman! EvilHorde edition!
He uses blasts to frighten everyone to hears it, he´s all steamed up with alot of beats and synths that sure takes the twist out of you! And the bells just makes you jiggle along the rhytm!
He´s here, it´s clear, it´s Evilhorde Heatman!
Call 0987-54026783550637506836404879474968365 and order your sample NOW!
Caution! Evilhorde are also made out of quite MIDI:sh sound samples, so for the ones that just gets irritated of them should leave now.
May also cause anger, confusion, paralyze, petrify, poison, caughs and visions of pink elefants dancing around your room.
- Bummerdude on November 18, 2005
- Txai on January 13, 2005
- bartkusa on June 9, 2002
How come all these Megaman 2 mixes I'm reviewing are based on in game sound samples?!? I must say that this one from Evil Horde is one of the better ones I've heard using this technique because he also adds in some extra stuff as well to make it original. My first complaint (oh shut up :P) is the explosion sound that is used periodically - its volume should be lower. Another thing - my head had trouble working out all the different things playing in here because all the lead lines are in the centre on top of one another - maybe some panning here Evil? Other than that it's pretty groovy. I liked the radio effects on the drums which occurred sometimes.
- Jivemaster on June 2, 2002
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