ReMix: Sonic Adventure 'ThemeofChao(PartyStarted)'
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- Game: Sonic Adventure (Sega, 1998, DC)
- ReMixer(s): LeeBro
- Composer(s): Fumie Kumatani, Jun Senoue, Kenichi Tokoi, Masaru Setsumaru
- Song(s): 'Theme of "CHAO"'
- Posted: 2001-07-24, evaluated by djpretzel
Put together using Sonic Foundry's uber-popular ACID app, this funky breakdown of the Chao theme from Sonic Adventure is sure to have you and the whole family jumping around and thrilling to the uniquely Japanese hobby of collecting cute-but-freakish animals and hoarding them away in mass quantities. Or not. Well, yes on the jumping around part, at least, as this is a very happy technodance track done with a lot of nice touches and breaks, everything very tight. At no point does any one element come out of the mix, grab you by the hair, and really kick your ass, but the combination of everything adds up nicely to a four-square-meals-a-day dance track that I can't see complaining about. So, if you like Sonic and you like Techno / Dance (is anyone's hand *down*??), grab it. Good first submission from leebro, and a good example of ACID done right (i.e. not just on autopilot).
Discussion: Latest 15 comments/reviews; view the hey leebro, me ag ain, been workin on new bea t i deasz, ,thanx
again fo inspirn me!.
- Klub Kid on October 22, 2009
- Klub Kid on October 22, 2009
A big smile swept my face when I heard this. I remember when Sonic
Adventure first came out, I would spend hours just playing with the
Chao babys. This song is perfect. Very nicely done. Definitely
something I always put on repeat.
- Mona on July 17, 2009
- Mona on July 17, 2009
Synths on this one are a bit midi-esque, but it's a good
arrangement of a good source, and that improves it quite a bit.
Things sound really mechanical, but the chords and counterpoint
added to the peppy melody make it worthwhile overall.
Not the most sophisticated remix, but definitely a lot of fun. :-)
- OA on January 10, 2008
Not the most sophisticated remix, but definitely a lot of fun. :-)
- OA on January 10, 2008
Definitely love this mix, is quite upbeat and feels like walking
into a party. One of my favorites.
- Fiendofthenorth on August 3, 2006
- Fiendofthenorth on August 3, 2006
PUT YOU HANDS UP! IT'S PARTY TIME!
That or something like it was my first reaction when i heard this, and now that I have had it on repeat this entire morning, I think I'm ready to review it.
It's a party mix, so far I got everything clear. Lee has chosen fine samples to make this possible, no depressing and boring stuff and instead some happy and energic synths and beats. You have some variety to it, I like the switch that occurs around 1:31, and then some trumpet samples appears both before and after it. However, after that happening, it seems like the whole thing clicks on the reset button and starts over again, with some more energy but with pretty much same feel and setup, although some new extra materials have been added.
As I said, a happy and joyful remix, and apparently it works to have it playing while you're doing some computerwork. It's good to hear a remix that at least has plenty of time to show its stuff onto, 4 minutes and 20 seconds to be precise. To keep the attention, I guess it would have been good to throw in a new sample to make a big difference, but I'm satisfied with the setup and speed its going with.
Actually more than just satisfied, this remix is great. :D
- Bummerdude on July 12, 2006
That or something like it was my first reaction when i heard this, and now that I have had it on repeat this entire morning, I think I'm ready to review it.
It's a party mix, so far I got everything clear. Lee has chosen fine samples to make this possible, no depressing and boring stuff and instead some happy and energic synths and beats. You have some variety to it, I like the switch that occurs around 1:31, and then some trumpet samples appears both before and after it. However, after that happening, it seems like the whole thing clicks on the reset button and starts over again, with some more energy but with pretty much same feel and setup, although some new extra materials have been added.
As I said, a happy and joyful remix, and apparently it works to have it playing while you're doing some computerwork. It's good to hear a remix that at least has plenty of time to show its stuff onto, 4 minutes and 20 seconds to be precise. To keep the attention, I guess it would have been good to throw in a new sample to make a big difference, but I'm satisfied with the setup and speed its going with.
Actually more than just satisfied, this remix is great. :D
- Bummerdude on July 12, 2006
for a long time i've been looking for the right style of beat to
rap on and i think this is it, acid, isn't it? i'm considering
making a remix of this remix only wit a rappish style sound to it.
maybe i'll throw in some lyrics too,why not? only thing is, like
djpretzel says,there isn't really somethin that comes out and kicks
ur ass,if i remix this,i'll throw in some turntable effects and
possibly some guitars as well to beef it up, other than that, great
track leebro, you've helped me find my right style of beat to rap
with cuz i haven't been able to make tracks like this myself to rap
on, i'm only using magix music maker for ps2,so u can guess wat
things sound like. anyways, keep it up man!
Peace!
- Klub Kid on April 30, 2006
Peace!
- Klub Kid on April 30, 2006
This mix is very catchy, and while slightly repetitive at times it
keeps things going. I really enjoy the overall style of this mix,
and like Saunders said it sounds like the ending theme to a
game.
Good job.
Edit: [b]HOLY SHITBALLS,[/b] you mean this mix is off the Hero Garden? I've been itching to hear a mix of it forever, and here it was under my nose.
- Corporal Eschebone on August 21, 2004
Good job.
Edit: [b]HOLY SHITBALLS,[/b] you mean this mix is off the Hero Garden? I've been itching to hear a mix of it forever, and here it was under my nose.
- Corporal Eschebone on August 21, 2004
review on the Second version: always wanted to hear the first
version re-mastered, but little did i know LeeBro would go the
extra mile. switching genre gears to House (don't worry, the
festive atmosphere remains intact) turned this mix into a
[b]floorfiller[/b]. at 0:25, an electro synth enters the mix that
only indicates the greatness to come. when that electro synth joins
the lead melody later on periodically throughout, man..utter
nostalgia. clubbers, this one’s Essential
- DeryckAK on August 12, 2003
- DeryckAK on August 12, 2003
Wow. A great remix of a suprisingly repetitive source theme. Rest
assured that this is no reptitive party remix, either. Its a
non-repetitive part remix! This is such a lively mix, of a lively
song. Points of intrest include 3:10, which is the climax. So many
layers, so many different tunes all combined to make an incredible
high point. My sould complaint is the ending is a bit too abrupt,
but that's about it. A lively, enetertaining remix. Check it out.
- Lat on January 3, 2003
- Lat on January 3, 2003
F*CKIN BAD*SS REMIX MATE!!! This sh*t rocks da house!!! AN INSTANT
CLASSIC!!! I plan on using this remix in a dance lesson (elementary
school kids, I'm a teacher trainee) sometime in January of next
year hopefully, I just hope that's cool with Leebro :-).
- aotearoa on October 4, 2002
- aotearoa on October 4, 2002
This song is pretty good. The overall effect is nice, the fact that
they keep the same instruments as the original is better(well
foreground instruments, anyways). This is a song I have listened to
countless times, only two I can think that are better than this are
Kefka Heads West from FF6 and Palm Tree Panic from Sonic CD Japan.
- TerminaSageZelda on August 14, 2002
- TerminaSageZelda on August 14, 2002
Great Song. It took me bit to get used to it, I've spent more hours
listening to that song while raising Chao than many people have
played FF7 (yes, I realize how sad that is). But once I got used to
it, the only problem I could find was the title. "THEME OF CHAO"
and "Let's Get this Party Started" are two seperate songs. The one
you have remixed here is "THEME OF CHAO".
- Squiggles the Chao on July 25, 2002
- Squiggles the Chao on July 25, 2002
I lub this song...i used to spend countless hours spenidng time
raising those stupid choas just to race their panzie asses, but the
arcade like music and gameplay kept me going. I think this song is
a beautiful remake keeping the spirit and catchyness of the
original. A solid tehno dance with lots of spirit and beat, if you
got hooked on the original then youll love this song. I give it a
10/10 for keeping true to the original song and making me want to
dance.
- krispy on June 9, 2002
- krispy on June 9, 2002
Sonic Adventure 'Theme of Chao (Party Started)'
Starting off a little weird, this mix goes into a definite dance-y style. It almost makes a lazy ass like myself get up and dance, almost. Heavy bass, constant claps and happy leads give this mix a sense of completion and pride, as if this were the ending theme of the game (is it? I’ve never played a Sonic game). So what are you waiting for? Grab this tune, turn the sound up and dance like there’s no tomorrow. While you’re doing that, I’ll sit back and laugh. :D 3/5
- Saunders on May 26, 2002
Starting off a little weird, this mix goes into a definite dance-y style. It almost makes a lazy ass like myself get up and dance, almost. Heavy bass, constant claps and happy leads give this mix a sense of completion and pride, as if this were the ending theme of the game (is it? I’ve never played a Sonic game). So what are you waiting for? Grab this tune, turn the sound up and dance like there’s no tomorrow. While you’re doing that, I’ll sit back and laugh. :D 3/5
- Saunders on May 26, 2002
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