ReMix: Super R-Type 'SolitaryFlight2002'
- Game: Super R-Type (Irem, 1991, SNES)
- ReMixer(s): Beatdrop
- Composer(s): Charlie Y.K., Hiroshi Kimura, Hiyamuta
- Song(s): 'Solo Sortie'
- Posted: 2002-03-01, evaluated by djpretzel
I love the R-Type series. From the original, to the SNES incarnation, and also R-Type Delta, I've always felt it offered a really unique and classic approach to 2d side-scrolling shooters. Got the same vibe the first time I played Thunderforce II on the Sega Genesis. This series definitely needed coverage, and it looks like Beatdrop was the man to do it.
But man...he definitely came a long way since this mix though.
- Bahamut on September 13, 2009
The instrumentation does it from me. The lead (for the first couple mins) just sounds grating whether I listen to it on speakers or headphones, and I just want to turn it off. I'm sorry dude. You have some great stuff happening in the background, but I just can't be brought to separate the elements in my head to listen to them.
- Master_Yoshi on December 30, 2008
It definitely sounds as old as it is. The fadeout is more like a cop-out, and the piece feels like it was just composed from the start to finish without huge concern for the overall structure. But I enjoyed listening and will do so again!
--Eino
- evktalo on December 11, 2008
- DragonAvenger on August 21, 2008
:-| <--- this is my disappointed face
- OA on April 25, 2007
anyway, that aside, i'm really diggin this mix, while i haven't heard the original, this is definatly well put together. the lead is excellent, tho i think it would have been fun to have it pan around a bit... the fade out ending is rather disapointing. i hate to end on a bad note, so... this mix has stood the test of time remarkably well, and is very much [i]good stuff[/i]
9/10 definatly worth getting
- Kulaman on February 20, 2006
- Pip is uh..... on August 27, 2005
- Bladewind on March 21, 2005
I actually loved the music from Super R-Type, and I must admit to listening to one of the tunes in the game (from Level 7) over and over!
This remix, taken from Level 1, is a good example of how to make a good R-Type Remix. Well done! 9/10
- JFM on January 28, 2005
While I'm not the greatest authority on remixing and music, I feel this mix was executed quite well. The brief sequence at 1'23" and 2'54" is my personal favorite portion of the song; the sudden attack fits quite within the scope of both the original and remixed piece.
It's also awesome (in a sense) that you based this song on the "Extended Remix" version in the sound test...Props. All in all, great stuff.
- Gerk on June 13, 2004
This remix is catchy, but to be honest, it ain't anything that special. The best part is the pizzicato strings that come in near the end, but other than that I really don't hear anything that makes this really stand out.
- orkybash on May 27, 2002
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