ReMix: Marvel Super Heroes Vs. Street Fighter 'MessatsuGou-Techno'
- Game: Marvel Super Heroes Vs. Street Fighter (Capcom, 1997, ARC)
- ReMixer(s): Gecko Yamori
- Composer(s): Yuki Iwai, Yuko Takehara
- Song(s): 'Theme of Akuma'
- Posted: 2002-05-16, evaluated by the judges
Cool - we've been getting a lot of "first coverage" ReMixes lately, which is fantastic by the way, and Gecko Yamori's latest is our first coverage from Marvel Vs. Street Fighter, and their entire Vs. series as well. You'll remember Gecko from his promising initial Mega Man 2 submission. Not only has he improved, but he's covering less-tread territory with game selection and musical style as well, which again is great to see. This is sort of a techno/jazz hybrid, which crosses a guitar riff that moves with the bass drum, a synth pattern that floats on top, and most interestingly a reverb-drenched piano that does some pretty cool jazz noodling. The main melody (sometimes hard to discern in Capcom's more recent BGM) is covered by an additional synth at 1'42", with the piano switching to some cool backing chords. Drums drop at 2'49" never to return, as the piece ends with lonely piano chords that almost remind one of the American Beauty soundtrack - non sequitir, but compelling and interesting. Some over-the-top vocal samples from the game are also thrown in tastefully at just the right spots. Gotta hand it to Gecko, I personally find some of the more recent Capcom stuff hard to approach as far as ReMixing goes, but I like what he's done and how he went about things with this. Well-mixed, unique, and fun to listen to, which counts for quite a bit now, don't it? Recommended.
Hawt.
- Polo on September 4, 2009
Funnily enough, to me, the remix sounds more like a song from early SNK games, not Capcom. Heaps of fun nonetheless.
I agree that the voice samples in the very beginning weren't the best choice. The ending with the piano wasn't particularly interesting either; should have ended with a boom.
Overall, very nice work. Diggin' it a lot.
- Martin Penwald on August 9, 2007
I'm not sure why, but a lot of the capcom fighting game themes seem pretty blah to me.
Good mixing, but not a great song, IMO.
- OA on July 9, 2007
- FoxtrotTango on August 13, 2005
- EvilRyuAlpha on September 30, 2004
Weirdboyscott wrote: Whadda ya talkin about? The repedative ones are some of the best, even tho I think I've never heard this tune originally, I still like it. THE best part has to be the repedative tune that changes every so often, and it sounds very professional, no constant maiming of the song by lots of sound effects and stuff that really isn't music, if ya know what i mean, some mixes here are like that sometimes...
agreed... this is a great mix... gotta tellya, the first time i got it, the speakers were all the way up (lisntenen to sorcerian cursed piano... a quiet mix) and so i really wasn't expecting the big loud boom of voices in the beginning.... almost fell off my chair... sure scared my dog.... ended up cleaning up dog piss to the sound of Marvel vs. Street fighter!
- Cheeszeman_ on September 27, 2004
- dragonwriter on August 7, 2004
all power to the gecko!
- Dark Vagabond on July 10, 2004
- jessthemullet on February 25, 2004
Ohh yeah, and gotta love the dying piano at the end, very soothing.
- Weirdboyscott on June 24, 2002
Very nice. Tastefully placed voice samples (except *maybe* for the beginning), production values are obviously high. Arrangement maybe could have been a little less repetative, but the instruments were varied enough that that wasn't a problem. Recommended.
- orkybash on June 5, 2002
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