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Mr Riley this is the first project I've been interested in...I'm no remixer, but this is basically a show of support for your idea, best of luck SF2 is second to none, well, perhaps Third Strike. Godspeed, Shael. May this noble effort count towards your community CV and and positively contribute to your judgefgt prospects!

That's insane. "You're Ken"? Ken should be a metaphor for inner strength or power, not intended as a name. Fair enough, it's called "Ken's song", but there's no need to personalise it to the extent where I'm listening to a song dedicated to some yellow-permed moron. I want to realise my ken, not realise I am him.

Done.

Third strike or SF2?

http://www.teamxlink.co.uk I'd love to wipe the floor with each of you, but MS demand a fucking credit card for live (which I don't have), plus my hard drive is larger than the original = ban. What have you got to lose? Try Xlink for once.

I disagree - the writer may have meerly used Ken as a personification of inner power..cheesy as it may be. Only way to clarify is for the mixer to elaborate..

The singer reminds me of The Vilot Burning, the group who did the Scrubs theme..

This song conveys so many situations, evokes so many feelings and memories from RE2 whilst portraying the character of Ada in a perfect light. It sounds lonely, desperate, determined, fearful and anticipant amongst other things. A tribute to the idea that music is more than just sound, but holds meaning relating to the subject on which it is based. Terrific.

Air guitar? More like heavy dragon punch - excellent work - totally agree with DJP's use of the words "radioplay" and "foo fighters". Realise your Ken!

Terrific. One of the best. When I explain to people that I prefer OC-Remixes to actual music, they look at me as if I'm listening to 8-bit samples - Mr Cousins is the epiphamy of OCR, in that you can listen to videogame music anywhere if it's produced well enough - triumphant. This is not just my favourite OC-Remix, it's my favourite song period. Congratulations Ben! Keep up the good work!

Always has, and always will be my favourite remix. Perhaps its the journey this piece takes us on, the transcendance down the rabbit hole to a wonderland, the sensitivity of the bells complemented by the melodic but consistent beat or the switch to another direction at 1:53, but either way, this song deserves every piece of appreciation it gets. I could watch the Windows media visualisation for this theme over and over. Congratulations, Wingless, you have touched a nerve.

Your sig fucking rules.

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