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^That^ is excellent Will! Does a remix of a mashup count? Here is a remix that bLiNd and I did of an existing mashup of the Mario theme with Nine Inch Nails' 'Closer' Here is the original mashup that we made the remix from (bLiNd and I did not make this mashup, just the remix):

I think my song is mostly done, but I still need to write all the lyrics. Hopefully I can come up with stuff that doesn't sound stupid before the end of the day, otherwise I won't have time to record and process them.

slow start x3 - definitely feeling the endurance aspect of the compo here, and I am trying to make the mix interesting, thouughh that is up to the voters I guess.

@Ronald Poe Normally people only suggest one song. Remixing multiple songs in one is harder and if people have to do this it mostly results in rounds with mostly 1 or 2 songs. You are right about the Birth of A God source, it is an interesting point you make. I will change the rules about this, songs which are remixed at OC Remix, but not as a single source still are allowed as source for PRC, so the Birth of A God source is fine. But One-Winged Angel has 'single source remixes' so this source would not be allowed. So you could pick 'Birth of A God', but since winners only may select one source, it would be enough for participants to remix this source, no additional bonus is given if they mix both sources in one mix (this bonus is only given if two different people selected a source). But you are free to say that people who also use the One-Winged Angel source 'will probably get your first place vote'. To summarize: selecting Birth of A God as a source is allowed, the request to remix it together with One-Winged Angel can be a recommendation but not more than that. I will edit the rules page soon, thanks for bringing it under attention. EDIT: Rules are edited, check at the site: https://sites.google.com/site/bambombim/prc If you read them you can see that there won't be an extension this round since I also submitted a song for this round.

Be that as it may I'm 6 ;3

Interesting. I put in a few artists under those conditions and saw the common bridges out of OCR tend to be through either Jillian Aversa or Mega Ran. Mazedude stood out, though, with a loose six degree link using Chad Seiter as the outward community bridge. There's got to be more artists that would tie over in a completely different way... XD

I made a mistake here, it should be making original mixes, so not making a remix. I'll try to get a song in for this round.

Needs more Space Jam and then it would be perfect.

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