Chronodin

Fantastic job on this, Zircon. My only "complaint" (notice the quotes) is that my favorite part (starting around 1:24) only plays once -- it kinda comes back later, but in a different style, which is also awesome. That being said, if it happened more than once or twice, it'd probably lose its effect, so that complaint... uh... isn't so much a complaint, hehe. It's just great overall, and easily one of my top 5 favorite remixes.

Okay, uh, I don't really see a difference BESIDES the level of detail. The second is basically a graphical update of the first. How can anyone prefer the first? I'm not being sarcastic, it's a serious question.

I really love this arrangement... it's a great rendition of an already awesome piece. But... Is it just me or is the melody line, well, out of tune at spots? I reviewed the different comments and didn't see anyone else talking about it, but I swear I hear something out of tune. Listen to around 2:22 and 2:25, it's only certain notes. There are a few others, but it's that voice that presents the intonation problems. If that minor flaw was fixed, it would make an already great remix even better.

I'm diggin' it. It's just plain fun to listen to. We need more like that!

I discovered this remix a bit late, but wow. I haven't heard anything like this before, and I'm EXTREMELY impressed. I absolutely love the rhythms and syncopations, and the way the rhythm of the melody is delayed, twisted around and just generally messed with. This is one of my favorite video game tunes, too, so that could be part of it! What's also very interested is that I hear a lot of video game remixes where I'm wanting to hear the main tune and never quite get it and I feel unsatisfied. This remix, as odd as it is, doesn't do that. Between all the textures, the fluctuations, the fadi