ReMix: Mega Man 4 'LetThereBeLight'
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- Game: Mega Man 4 (Capcom, 1991, NES)
- ReMixer(s): AmIEviL
- Composer(s): Minae Fujii, Yasuaki Fujita
- Song(s): 'Dustman Stage'
- Posted: 2001-12-07, evaluated by djpretzel
This ReMix is Amazing. With a clear Bjork influence and impeccable attention to detail, AmIEvil's latest submission was well worth waiting for, and would be so still if it had taken him another year to complete. I consider it to be amongst the very best ReMixes on the site, urge you all to download it, and that's about all I have to say. Every single element is brilliant. Note: this is a ReMix of the Dustman theme, if you're wondering.
Discussion: Latest 15 comments/reviews; view the I just heard this for the first time today and dug it - a good mix.
I didn't think that it was quite as amazing as everyone else
did/does, but that's cool. The production was awesome, great
industrial feel... some seriously tasty moments with the actual
Dust Man theme; I didn't realize how many idiosyncracies there are
in the original piece until I heard this remix. However, for me, it
was a bit static - didn't seem to have a lot of forward momentum.
Maybe it's cool to chill to? Maybe that's the arranger's intention?
I don't know, it was cool, but didn't blow me away.
- siven7 on June 8, 2007
- siven7 on June 8, 2007
Zophar [insert new name wrote: ]Bummerdude wrote: I really think this REMIX is really cool and all, I really do, and I have played MM4, but....I can´t recognize the song!!WHY?!!! :banghead:
I think it was in Dustman's level
Since djpretzel kindly said that and also put it in the remix info, I kind of knew that. My real question was more like I couldn´t recognize it even when I knew what track it was. AmIEvil has really transformed the original into something almost unrecognizable, I gotta give him credit for that, and he manages to pull it off with many different synths and a good variation of beats. The dark and heavy drums that picked up at 0:38 gave this piece some more power indicating that it now had gotten into its rhytm. The strings that then followed was simply beautiful, and as everyone already said, this is good enough to be music to moviescores.
But my favorite part is still at 1:49, the synth fitted into that trippy melody perfectly, it was the reason that I downloaded this remix. I may not hear the theme so well, but AmIEvil compensates all of it by giving us one fantastic arrangement that works like a scratch behind your ears. This is the result of a true remixer.
- Bummerdude on January 7, 2006
Bummerdude wrote: I really think this REMIX is really cool and all, I really do, and I have played MM4, but....I can´t recognize the song!!WHY?!!! :banghead:
I think it was in Dustman's level
- Zophar [insert new name] on September 26, 2005
I really think this REMIX is really cool and all, I really do, and
I have played MM4, but....I can´t recognize the song!!WHY?!!!
:banghead:
- Bummerdude on September 23, 2005
- Bummerdude on September 23, 2005
I like this song, It reminds works into my daily grind of handling
two jobs and few morning classes.
Its even better at night. :wink:
- Zophar [insert new name] on September 22, 2004
Its even better at night. :wink:
- Zophar [insert new name] on September 22, 2004
Never played Mega Man 4.... but this track is so good.... so so
good....
Twisted, Slow industrial. Dark indeed, in a fairly unconventional way, but unmistakable tone.
- NeOmega on September 5, 2004
Twisted, Slow industrial. Dark indeed, in a fairly unconventional way, but unmistakable tone.
- NeOmega on September 5, 2004
I can't believe I didn't review this a year ago - This was one of
the first mixes I got off WinMX that compelled me to go to this
site.
AmIEvil has done some excellent work with other mixes, but this is one of the best of them all. The title is extremely fitting to the atmosphere of the mix - Slow, dark and electronic. Very fine attention to detail, and an awesome remix overall.
- Corporal Eschebone on August 24, 2004
AmIEvil has done some excellent work with other mixes, but this is one of the best of them all. The title is extremely fitting to the atmosphere of the mix - Slow, dark and electronic. Very fine attention to detail, and an awesome remix overall.
- Corporal Eschebone on August 24, 2004
HalfShadow wrote: Given that this is actually the Dust Man theme, shouldn't the title be changed?
Nah, its a completely original song that borrows about 5 seconds of notation from the dust man theme. Very good, but not a remix.
- Protricity on April 26, 2004
Cat Herder wrote: the timpini sounds a little fake
I dunno, it sounds pretty good, just out of place. It's very bright and clean, compared to the rest of the mix, which seems much more dark and slightly distorted.
Lucky for me I decided to look at this one; right from the intro, I knew this was gonna be pretty sweet stuff. It's very catchy, if that's the right word for it; it just feels right.
Twenty-some people can't be wrong! Or at least very far off the mark...
- Uncle on April 26, 2004
Wow - I had forgotten about this song when my hard-drives got
formatted. I KNEW I remembered an awesome remix of the dustman
song, and I'm glad I remembered this. One of the best remixes on
the sight, and it's like, 3 years old too, so a lot has come after
it. That's saying a lot.
- Nanaki on April 25, 2004
- Nanaki on April 25, 2004
I only had the gameboy MM3, which had dustman in it. That was the
hardest gameboy level for the longest time, it took forever to get
far, then the crushing ceilings weren't fun at all, needless to say
i still enjoyed the level cause the music was great, but this is
something really great. If only the old old gameboy could have
packed this much into it i'd just sit in the first area listening
to this
- UltimaAvatar on October 16, 2003
- UltimaAvatar on October 16, 2003
[b]10 / 10[/b]
I'm with all the other posters on this one - does it get any better than this? As befitting a Megaman remix, this feels like it has a very robotic vibe. Not like a robot, I mean, but more like a conveyor belt or a factory or [i]something[/i]. The quick blips of static that set the beat (or are those the timpanis a few others have complained about?) make me feel all tingly inside. This has great ambience and feel, even if I can't exactly tell you what part of it makes it great. Highly recommended.
- Reynard on July 29, 2003
I'm with all the other posters on this one - does it get any better than this? As befitting a Megaman remix, this feels like it has a very robotic vibe. Not like a robot, I mean, but more like a conveyor belt or a factory or [i]something[/i]. The quick blips of static that set the beat (or are those the timpanis a few others have complained about?) make me feel all tingly inside. This has great ambience and feel, even if I can't exactly tell you what part of it makes it great. Highly recommended.
- Reynard on July 29, 2003
Great remix. The only thing I can say bad about it is that the
timpini sounds a little fake, but other then that, extremely
catchy, and I love the atmosphere it creates. 9.5/10, easily one of
the best on the sight.
- Cat Herder on May 31, 2003
- Cat Herder on May 31, 2003
This remix blows me away. I have never heard such an amazing
arrangement of a piece of art. You took that dustman theme and
turned it into something much, much more. AmIEvil, you got me
hooked on OC Remixes, and I am forever greatful for that.
You're my hero ^_^
-The wonderus spectacle of a reploid once called Zero...
- zerohunter on April 15, 2003
You're my hero ^_^
-The wonderus spectacle of a reploid once called Zero...
- zerohunter on April 15, 2003
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