ReMix: Chrono Trigger 'Time Punk'

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Chrono Trigger

The phrase 'short punk-rock gem' probably gets over-used, and I'm as guilty as the next would-be music critic, but that sums up this and a couple of JAXX's other hard-and-fast guitar ReMixes I've had the pleasure of posting in the past. Also, I never thought I'd be saying this, but it's been too long since our last Chrono Trigger ReMix (and a hush falls over the crowd). Superchunk rhythm and energetic drums form the bed for two lead guitars on either side of the stereo field to perform a simultaneously beautiful and raucous duet. At times in harmony, and at times trading of bits of melodic phrases, in just a singe minute (exactly!), this track proves its point and then some. JAXX ReMixed 'No Time' before, but this is a decidedly different and equally worthwhile version. Good eats.

― djpretzel

Discussion: Latest 15 comments/reviews; view the complete thread or post your own.
I would love listen to a longer version of this one!
If possible, do it! PLEASE! :grin:

- Adriel_Trigger on January 12, 2010
A refreshing take on the Zeal theme, but it's definitely way too short. Should have looped it at least once or thrown in a solo or something.

- dopefish on August 14, 2009
Guitar tone was pretty bleh, and 1 minute is way short. It has decent sloppy energy, but Jaxx has way better tracks.

- OA on March 25, 2008
I have lost the count of how many times I´ve said that we all should stop remixing Zeal, but this a giant turntable, sounds like a live concert in the heart of Zeal.
But you did the same mistake as AmIEvil, you did a marvelous guitarmix but made it to short, we want to hear more if that´s your question.
Anyhow, great stuff, JAXX, rock´n rollllllllllll. :tomatoface:

- Bummerdude on September 27, 2005
now this is what i call a remix!!( too bad it only last ONE minute tought.. i would have liked to listen to more of it... if you removed the silence lap at the end. it could very well be listened continously in repeat mode. ;)

- cyrano on August 25, 2005
Really nice. love it

- Ninja-san on August 24, 2005
Hey Rimfrost, does your media player have a "loop" function? Admittedly, it might be nicer if it were longer, but the end can blend so well into the start that there's really no need. That and it kicks more ass than you. And I never thought I'd ever like punk rock...

- SixthFlyingMan on March 8, 2005
ANY remix , no matter how good and sweet it is , has to be at least 2 mins in length to become enjoyable as we all know..

- RimFrost the Tourianist on July 22, 2004
It's not punk at all though, sounds more like 80s metal..
Sweet remix nonetheless.

- ProFiction on July 22, 2004
Here's to more punk remixes!

- Flight16 on February 20, 2003
Nobody does it like JAXX. And no, this shouldn't be any longer, its perfect the way it is. If you ask me, it kinda sounds like Sum 41 is playing.

- reelmojo on January 15, 2003
Gee, it's a good thing I requested this get posted (hey, credit where credit is due, huh? :D ), or we would've been punk-less! I love it, love it, LOVE IT!

- OverCoat on January 6, 2003
Hi ppl ok
This is a great song
THE Greatness but the only problem with it is that it is too short, it should be longer and has the potential to do so
:D

- OmegaPhoenix128 on January 5, 2003
Ahh another one of JAXX's soft and beutiful pieces.. I think this would make a awsome song in the game itself. Another great piece by JAXX!

- Newfie on December 30, 2002
This piece fits perfectly into its name of TIME PUNK, its the only punk mix i've seen no this entire site, and fits it very well, the fast beat of chrono's theme placed in completely amazingly played guitar riffs throughly stun me to the point where i just wish i were this good at making anything.
JAXX prooves that no game music has a given style, and with the proper talent, you can make anything sound even better than it does orignally, no matter how great it was.
Amazingly well done song there.

- TheWired on August 7, 2002