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Hello, I want to ask for some help to see if I can find a remix of Bowser's Road track that got deleted from YouTube years ago, maybe someone downloaded it at some point. The title was (something like) "Bowser's Road Remix - Bowser's Bliss" NOTHING to do with the song "Ignorance is Bliss" is a total different video. Is purely instrumental, and was an energetic melody, at some point it had some "flute solo" that was made for another user (it was at the time you could put these "notes" in the video, like making a colored square and write whatever you wanted), it was thanking that another user for that flute solo. I really dont remember the channel name, I already tried wayback machine and theres nothing, not in soundcloud, and maybe it was more or less 10 years ago when I heard that remix. In the "thumbnail" (and the image in the video itself) was an image of Bowser sitting in his throne (Ill add it here, just in case) I have some link I suspect it was from the video, I'll put them in here just in case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbJNyGnt49I vid.to/play/bowser-s-road-remix-bowser-s-bliss/xbJNyGnt49I

That is usually the case, but there is no obligation to add lyrics to a national anthem or other anthem. The term “hymn” probably originates from ancient Greek (ὕμνος - hýmnos) and literally translates as “sound structure.” Historically, hymns were mostly solemn songs of praise in honor of the gods and great heroes, which were later adopted by Christians, among others, to honor their God. In the general current meaning of the word “hymn", I found the following definition: “a solemn song or instrumental piece of a devotional character.” This is perhaps one reason why a few nation states still do not play a national anthem with vocals (i.e., only instrumental) on official occasions, or why there are even states that do not have any lyrics in their national anthem, such as the national anthem of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sounds pretty much like an oldschool Final Fantasy intro. And if you want to put it that way, music is already a kind of language in its own right, which, apart from the obvious acoustic means, is understood primarily on an emotional level. ... I would also prefer a way more interesting instrumental composition for my country (Germany), because the lyrics (except perhaps for the GDR anthem) are generally really awful and narrow-minded, and trigger a reflexive territorial behavior in many people here that sometimes ends in chaos and destruction. Perhaps one simply has to write an extraordinary composition for one's country, in which, for example, the focus is not primarily on one's own transient nation, but rather on the powerful connection between humans and nature, which shapes the fate of the whole human world quite independently of national borders... ... and which does not make people so easily susceptible to the waged wars of the high society, the large corporations and their more or less bought up governments in their own country.

A national anthem has to have words. It can’t just be an instrumental song.

Hi, I really love remixes of my favorite videogame tracks. Sadly because of life, sometimes they get deleted, so I'll check if in here I can find a way to recover "lost media" or something like it owo Nice to be here jeje

This is pretty much one of the best remixes of Guile's Theme from the Street Fighter video game series that I've been able to find over the years: I'm sure it would also make a really good US national anthem. No pompously patriotic words that would make even a ladybug take cover. No one who radically snores away during the pretty verbose anthem anymore. No half-assed messages that have no meaning for the rich banana hoarders anyway. Just a really good beat that might shake up this shady Shadaloo organization, which has apparently made inroads into the governments of this world. ... I guess Guile's Theme really goes with everything. ))

...including a 50% price reduction for various other Native Instruments content. https://www.native-instruments.com/en/ And even better for me. I can get Kontakt 8 for just around €80 in an additional special offer on top of the already exaggeratedly good Black Friday deal, because I get an extra discount since I already own a Kontakt sample library called Shevannai (which lets you play some mystical elf singing voices with the keyboard or any other similar MIDI controller). I would have been athrilled if they had reduced the price of the Kontakt 8 to 200 euros. With my seemingly endless patience, I waited for it like a snapping turtle lying in wait for its prey. But this way, it's practically a gift. Quite the happiest Mi ever. )) Now I can get started right away next week finally reinstall my DAW (composition software) on the new 4 TB SSD hard drive running Windows 10 Pro, while I completely wiped the old Windows 7 Pro off the old hard drive and installed Linux Mint version 22.2 as a stable, fast, and secure backup system instead, and experimented a little with the new Linux operating system. After a short period of adjustment, Linux Mint is so incredibly good that I don't want to go back to Windows anymore: - Extremely user-friendly design, where all important processes such as driver installation run automatically at the beginning - and only when you want them to... - A thoroughly modular and freely customizable system where Microsoft doesn't tell you how to use your operating system... - No annoying online registrations and no shady background programs that transfer data to Microsoft and Co. and tap into your PC's performance resources... - No annoying, forced software frills like on Windows, which once again cannot be uninstalled in newer Windows versions and sometimes cause problems... Unfortunately, there is currently no reliable way that I am aware of to get my rather complex composition software, Samplitude Pro X4 Suite, to work fully under Linux, even though I was able to initiate an (albeit incomplete) installation process for my DAW software on Linux using PortProton, despite my beginner Linux skills. But I'll write about my extremely positive first impression of Linux Mint in a separate post. ... If everything continues to go according to plan, I'll be working on another musical project before Christmas and, in addition to the wide range of great VST instruments in Kontakt 8, I'll finally be able to try out and make full use of my new legendary VST instruments from 8Dio, such as the really beautiful Caribbean steel drum, the harmonica, the nice whistling VSTi, and the awesomre Zeus drum kit as VST instruments in my DAW Samplitude Pro X4 Suite and make full use of them. I'm really looking forward to it. ))

I'm always looking for more jazz to add to my jazz playlists. 👌 That chord at 2:17! Aadd4/F#? Not a music theory expert, but somethin' like that :-)

Glad you caught that! Clutch is a Maryland/DC-based band but the inspiration track (“Son of Virginia”) has more southern rock influences from bands like Corrosion of Conformity. Can’t recommend either band highly enough!

I'm getting a sick southern vibe from this! Really good vocals as well!

Power Dolls - Eclipse Remix | Astroverse Dimensions

coming along quite nicely! do i assume correctly you're gonna have another vocalist for the final render?

Voting Guidelines Teams were tasked with writing three mashup arrangements of two songs each, one from a Mega Man game and the other from a Mega Man Successor game. In order to make your vote, listen to the remixes and, for each pair, choose the remix that fulfills the following criteria (listed in order of importance): The remix arranges both source tunes in an interesting and identifiable way into one cohesive piece of music. The remix is well-produced within the conventions of the genre. The remix is enjoyable to listen to. Stream the remixes via Soundcloud or Download the Round 3 Remix Pack (MP3). For your reference, here are the source tunes for Round 3. Mega Man 4 vs. 30XX Cossack Fortress 2 Echoes Never Die (Endless Echo HV Mix) Mega Man X4 vs. Gravity Circuit Marine Base Architecti, Audi Nos (Final Battle) Mega Man Zero 4 vs. Mighty Gunvolt Burst Falling Down Ambition Paves the Way to Paradise

I was a fan of Blackthorne ever since I heard it on DoD. I'm glad it was recently posted on OCR, and it's perfect for this 8Track!

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ok, my tracks from ORC from bundeslang's list: 2 Reactor 18 Verküpfungsgenerierung 20 man i used to be boring 22 power hardcore 27 nasendorf 30 moonstuff 38 howard 41 kangaphant 102 nutfuck these are ALL missing on my end. bundeslang, if you have em, god bless you. and thanks for posting that list, anyway. moonstuff was so good. i'll wade thru the PRC tunes on another day.

I love the way the vox feel on this. A delicate, ethereal performance, and the way they're mixed just makes it sound like the singer is whispering right in my ear, and I mean that in the best possible way

My man, you say it like this and make it sound really weird, sus, illegal, perverted or otherwise untoward. 😛

quick co-sign with the gario and chimpa. when i turn this all the way down, the last thing i hear (for a while) is guitar. which is a shame, because this is a great arrangement and has loads of fun stuff happening alongside it. my particular favorite spot is coming out of the slithering 7/4 line around 1:30 into the power-metal section that's right after it - really fun section. the solo at 3:07 is also great. crank down the guitar on the opening and this is a definite pass, because the arrangement's nuts. this is IMO a very straightforward fix and won't require a ton of balancing to make it work. NO

I'm still loving this wonderful series of Donkey Kong mixposts, I'll accept about 20 more please.

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I really like the tempo shift in the middle. The ReMix goes hard and has some neat modulations! Somewhat heavy but maintains jnWake's jazz background.

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I'm always ready for some Argle music. Glad to see he was uh, 'convinced', to finish this.