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Hashes are out of date because they’re generated when the file is initially uploaded, but they don’t get updated when we make revisions to the files. It’s a big job to regenerate all hashes and set them in the database. My advice is to just ignore hashes. I plan on obfuscating that data anyway.

OCReMix https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR04849 has the md5sum of 180bfbe4bb8c0e60edcc0872394b0eee , but all three mirrors give the same exact file of md5sum cbe43a48cc4e503810b0f0863069b251. However, the listed file-size matches.

Definitely inspired. Thank you so much for sharing those. They seem like they would fit right in here.

The OCReMix https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR04837 has "0 bytes" as its size. The md5sum does match the first mirror's download though.

Mega Man Zero 4 - Falling Down Remix

Wow, I like it a lot! You really chose a fitting genre for this, haha. Love your ensemble, too, especially the minimoog-ish synths.

Fingers crossed that we'll see Fire, Earth and Dawn some day. FF5's always been my favourite FF soundtrack and deeply underrated in my opinion. Wind and Water remain some of my favourite albums from OCREMIX.

So! 2025. A lot has happened since this was released. The whole world knows Armored Core now. I've gone through and played all the games again. And this album? Still slaps. Would love to hear some takes on the new gen, but I'm glad this is still here.

To complete my PRC collection, I'm missing: Final Fantasy VIII - Mid Dawn (Lasakon) PRC18 http://web.archive.org/web/20050426211051/http://www.doulifee.com/prc/PrcSong/prc.php?prcid=18 Kirby's Block Ball - K-Bizziby (Rellik) PRC11 http://web.archive.org/web/20050422035524/http://www.doulifee.com/prc/PrcSong/prc.php?prcid=11 Kirby's Block Ball - Kirby Chaos (Mythril Nazgul) PRC11 http://web.archive.org/web/20050422035524/http://www.doulifee.com/prc/PrcSong/prc.php?prcid=11 Mega Man VII - Three (DMLee) PRC26 http://web.archive.org/web/20050403100645/http://www.doulifee.com/prc/PrcSong/prc.php?prcid=26

I have almost all the songs from the PRC rounds, luckily I have all the ones that have your name (There are other entries of yours that you can easily find on the vgmixarchive website): Decap_Attack_SEGA_GENESIS_speeedmixx.mp3 Fantasy_Zone _ARCADE_life_inside_a_soda_bubble.mp3 Final_Fantasy_Tactics _PLAYSTATION_FF_Battlecrap.mp3 Interstate_'76_WINDOWS_I76_On_Acid.mp3 Lagoon_SNES_Lagoon_Bonfire.mp3 New_Ghostbusters_II_NES_Gathering_of_the_Ancient_Noses.mp3 Suicide_Express_COMMODORE_64_Suicide_Bounce.MP3 Teddy_Boy_SEGA_MASTER_SYSTEM_Mein_Kleiner_Sprutzenbubfel.mp3

Oh, that's sad to hear. Thanks.

All of his solo works were removed from the site through mutual agreement after he was banned from the community. You won’t find his work on OCR except for a few exceptions where he was a collaborator.

Maybe this is the wrong place to post, but what determines whether or not songs will be removed? I went to look up 3322 and 3305, two Brandon Strader entries, only to be unable to find them on YouTube nor the site even if using a direct link (e.g. https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03322).

Yoshi's Island Sambatronic 2025-08-05 1420.mp3 This is weird.

Mario Kart 64 Winner 2025-08-01 1814.mp3 Did some mixing... sounds much better. Now I just want to add more variation to synth chords, bass, drums, and probably change the piano improv in the middle.

Done I made 6 versions of the Valley song. Maybe I will submit one for the official submittal remix here.

Hey! I released this thing this Friday and just though of posting here, in case anyone were interested and brave enough to listen. It's hard to define in musical terms and labels, but I'd say it's mostly metal but also many other things. This time perhaps moving closer to folk and cinematic elements, and musically softer and more emotional than in previous 2 original releases, while still some moments of aggressiveness. Oftentimes moving under a pretty dark atmosphere and using some ambiance stuff (using my own recordings of [real] birds, rain, etc). Lots of melodies, maybe sometimes somehow catchy, but also plenty of riffs and more stuff. Lots of stuff happening all the time, so not a single second of boredom or repetitiveness. I'm personally happy with the balance I got this time, since it's kinda experimental and chaotic but also pretty melodic and accessible enough, not moving too much into any of both extremes. Most of these tracks were originally done for quick compos in ThaSauce (OHC and 2HTS specifically), which I know many people from there is active here too, but with all the later improvements, extended arrangements, etc which took a lot of time to get to the current point. I also experimented a bit with the visual artworks for a style that is both silly and scary, using photos of my dear kitty Kira in some abandoned buildings I seen during my walks in the far outdoors. Also somewhat combining elements of genres like metal or goth along with hip hop (because the graffiti style text and logos in combination with the many ones that were already in the background pics) despite the lack of hip hop elements in the music. The idea and concept, for both music and art, is closer to that of the depths of the underground scenes in a 2000s internet full of passionate folks than that of today more superficial scene with more experienced and technical artists that aren't that much for fun anymore. It's that kind of spirit and special charm that, even before I ever dared to try anything of my own, just got me hooked up back in the times as a curious teen exploring this old good cyber-world. An internet that had plenty of shit in more social and ethical terms and which was far away from ideal, but definitively a lot of cool and special stuff that unfortunately got lost in favor of the more superficial stuff and the hegemony and dominance of big corporations and algorithms. And yeah, it's all fake (MIDI) instruments but REAL feelings! Just try and listen without fear :) But enough talk; have at you! You can listen and download all the tracks in Bandcamp (a few bonus/extra tracks included if you download. It's free!): https://unknownpseudoartist.bandcamp.com/album/a-third-placeholder Also linking to the album's page in my own website, since it's getting closer to finished and properly manageable, and it has more organized info and stuff about each individual track there: https://unknownpseudoartist.com/discography/placeholder3/ I hope someone likes :)

We have an update to metadata/ID3 tags planned before we put out new torrents. We’ll try to get a move on with this.