ReMix: Radical Dreamers: Nusumenai Houseki 'TheFurthestPromise'

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Radical Dreamers: Nusumenai Houseki

And on the 21st of April, in the year of our Pretzel 2001, did OC ReMix release a flood of Radical Dreamers 'Far Promise' ReMixes, beginning with and allegedly (mmmm) coordinated by one Ailsean. Yes, behind my back, the various powers that be - the ReMixers - have conspired to flood my life with Radical Dreamers ReMixes, and damn if I'm not going to accomodate their wishes cause otherwise they might track me down and hurt me physically. It's great having such a caring constituency :) Ailsean, aided by Jaxx (or so I've heard) somehow, some way, gathered a group of talented OC ReMixers together to all cover the same song. And cover it they have - up one side and down the other. I've heard so many 'Far Promise' ReMixes tonight that I'm ready for a few 'Near Betrayals'. Uh, laugh dammit. Moving on: excellent piano intro that would stand well on its own, then bring in some powerchunk chords and heavily distorted lead guitar, and have everything mix well, and you got this. I noticed this was a bit fuzzier tone on the lead electric then Ailsean's standard (and great) overdrive, and liked it equally as well. All hail the ringleader of this Radical circus and his great contribution :)

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Discussion: Latest 11 comments/reviews; view the complete thread or post your own.
Ah, I remember this mix.
My main complaint about it is that it's too short - with such a melody, there's ample room to make this much stronger. Some of the samples were weak too, but arrangement is what's really holding back this mix.

- Bahamut on September 28, 2009
woah, synth cello metal. would love to hear this performed live. very excellent arrangement of an equally excellent song. the drums were a little heavy toward the end, when the piano came back in. otherwise no real complaints. good work!

- justinj212 on January 17, 2009
The beginning gives off an epic and ambient feel, which flows decently well into the guitar section that follows. The middle of the track loses some of the haunting feel that was developed early on, which I think diminishes from the song as a whole. The ending is very nice; a great ending to go with the style of the beginning. I would have preferred that the intro and ending be a part of an epic instrumental piece, but that's just me. Overall a great song, as with most of Ailsean's work.

- Evil_Cronos on December 7, 2008
The piece sounds dated, I agree with OA. Still enjoyable. The guitar works here with the piano well. It gets maybe a tad repetative in the piano by the end, would have liked a little change in what it plays.
Still a fun listen.

- DragonAvenger on May 14, 2008
One of the million and one "far promise" remixes that i really can dig, even with synth guitar. Oh synth guitar, how I loathe thee..
This one is kept short, which is just as well, since there isn't a huge amount of source to work with. The piano is nice, and there is some cool panning synth in the heavier parts, but this one is showing it's age.

- OA on December 27, 2006
Wow this is really nice! I was expecting something alot more heavy coming from Ailsean but it's still quiet in a way. The breaks away from the guitar and drum are what I like.
And why the hell are there so many Radical Dreamer remixes? I've never heard of this damn game!

- jordex on November 18, 2004
This is the Single Greatest Remix of all Time! I cannot say enough about it! Every aspect is perfect. Far Promise is the perfect melody, the guitars are flawless as always. the bass is strong but not overwhelming. I LOVE IT!!!

- DragonFireKai on August 24, 2004
I love this :D I hope that will explain what i think about it.

- Patriarch K on July 7, 2003
This is going to be a breif review since I got to walk my dog in a minute, I really liked this mix, considering, I just woke up, and I hate music in the morning.. Anyways the beginning was absolutely amazing.. But like most songs, good beginnings usually don't last.. But when I said, " Ahh it better not go on like this!", well I was wrong, it went on and instead of Piano, it played guitar, which was unexpected, GREAT job man!

- Newfie on December 17, 2002
I must say, I absolutely LOVE the cello that starts off the main melody in this song. The rest of it is great too, and sounds like it's from a movie soundtrack. At 0:43, there's a nice instrument that I think is supposed to be a violin, though it sounds like a single bagpipe, but don't take that as an insult - it sounds great. The marching drums fit in quite well, and the background string section is well done. A little past halfway through, it changes, to sound less sad and more hopeful, but near the end it goes back to a piano and music box version which is reminiscent and melancholy. One of the better Far Promise mixes.

- mDuo13 on November 16, 2002
Radical Dreamers 'The Furthest Promise'
Tinkly piano intro, really nice, followed by what we've all come to expect from Ailsean, some great electric guitar. Not much to say except that this mix is definitely one of the betters in the Radical Dreamers flood.
Check it out, along with the rest of the Far Promise flood of Apr 21st. Collect the whole set!

- Saunders on May 16, 2002

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