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What did you think? Post your opinion of this ReMix.

This is a new account with a new name, but I was quite the lurker of this board back in "the day." With the exception of someone named Brad, who built my first custom gaming PC for me (and who I discovered through here) I don't know any of you personally. That being said, I used to have a printed, physical 30-or-so-page set of hilarity that I had saved from UnMod. I took it to my high school and shared them with friends. It was called "glue.doc" but I can't remember what joke the glue was in reference to. The only thing I really remember from it was "Bo the Destroyer says: Time to take your medicine!" Some guy's sig, with prescription bottles that had fuses coming out of the lids. Anyway. The dark ages, before the advent of easily-sharable memes.

I'm very fond of this mix. The rythum(sp? )the beat, the melody, and the timing. It all just hit me the right way. When I first heard the guitar I thought it was going to be too raspy for my likeing, but two seconds later I realized it was great. At 1:21 (I guess what you might call the chorus) those guitars hit in the background though it sounds like there is alittle bit of a piano jingle going on. I think it would have sound even better if that was just a touch brighter. In the end..is is excellent. Very well done work.

very chill....big fan here.

Not true... but alright... Yay TO! Yay PRC! Yay OCR! YAY LETTERS! I really do like this mix, it's very fluid and enjoyable. The guitar though, IMO, while amazing in sound quality and technique, is very loud. I would have mixed it differently. But stil, not at all bad... that was a good PRC too, everyone should check the other entrances out. 8.5/10

I was a big fan of the original version of this mix course, but I didn't realize how much better it would get with some guitar added. Awesome! Also, congratulations to TO for having the first remix ever to come out of PRC and make it to OCR!

I like the groove here and the sounds are all interesting. The guitar is kind of clipped and lo-fi, but it's done in a way that's non-obtrusive (at least on the speakers I have now) so I don't have any complaints about it. My main issue here is the actual melody - this was a really complex and developed tune from the soundtrack that had a lot of cool subtleties. Here, there are remnants of the original (played by a vibraphone that's a little synthetic for me) to make it recognizable, but there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of substance in general. I guess I wouldn't have as much of a problem with it if you couldn't do this with literally any tune from the soundtrack with relatively the same results. In the end it's a interesting and very listenable mix; but that doesn't substitute for the fact that the arrangement itself is pretty underwhelming.

Ah, excellent ambient/electronic stuff from t3h orikkal0n, who never ceases to suprise me. I'm not familliar with the original, but the composition and presentation are all solid. Very nice guitar work tops this one off for me. Nice work.