Liontamer

That you couldn't figure out a ban message of http://static.flickr.com/43/78363625_d48840c032.jpg is awesome. Please do it again next year!

You weren't the only one. But, as always, anyone spoiling that fact that it was April 1st got the BANHAMMER for the day! AND WE'D DO IT AGAIN!

Cheeeeeeeetaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

NoVa Niggaz. Comin' at ya.

Also, locked.

Hahahaha! Nice timing.

I've supported all 3 artists. Good luck with the remainder of the voting!

Sorry to sound anal, but while that does confirm one area that music is from, I'd need to know if it was repeated elsewhere in the game. Provided the stages are linear, that's why I'd need a speedrun of the game to confirm everything without any doubt. YouTube does have a complete run split into several vids, so if you or anyone else has the free time to verify that, I'd appreciate it. Time is currently not a commodity I have a lot of.

Every column title up top can be clicked to sort by that parameter.

http://www.ocremix.org/remixes/?&offset=1350&sort=dateasc You can also sort ReMixes by system, title, ReMixer, composer, and song length. Lurk more! Click more!

We don't make it easy to do something like that; the mixes don't have filenames showing what their ReMix number is. However, as long as you've kept the MP3s untouched, you can download the torrent into the same folder all of those ReMixes are in, and you should be able to just pick up the new ones. Also, the ongoing OCR01000-2000 torrent is only updated every 100 mixes. We'll be updating it soon when ReMix #1700 comes out (we're on mix #1696). To download individual tracks, get to the respective ReMix page and click the download tab. Links to DL the mix should show up.

Meanwhile, on planet Earth, the vocals were a pro.

As soon as you went the "If it has lyrics, it's automatically ruined" route, it just confirmed your close-mindedness and the worthlessness of the comments. Saying "yeah, some good instruments...BUT WHY DID YOU RUIN IT WITH LYRICS?!?" and the even dumber "just make it good next time" is still an purposefully insulting and offensive review.

REEEEEEEEEEEMIX! (Happy birfday, again!)

Finish yo project! The Bad Dudes are way ahead of you! Happy Dodge Ball Day, Alan!

This kid is sick. Keep an eye on him, he's only gonna get better. Or die. Preferably get better. Happy 19th, bro!

No, I just don't find it helpful to list everything on the checklist and then write yes or no next to it, so I edited out everything he wrote no for.

djp forgot to shrink the project logo used for the spotlight and add it to the big column of album project logos. I'll bug him if he doesn't see this. 1. Kirby: Thanks 2. Pop-Up: Thanks 3. Dave Wise: Thanks 4. Filmoa: You're incorrect

http://revver.com/video/700341/ff7-voices-of-the-lifestream-lunatic-hero-backseatstuff-matt-furbush/ Part of this, of course: http://ff7.ocremix.org/videos/

Are you kidding me? That's some of the worst misinformation I've ever seen around here.

Who are you again? You were great on Broadway, I'm told? Happy birfday?

Oldie but goodie:

Remixer Name: DigiE/Digital Element. Real name(s): Maurice Willems & Sanjay Sampatsing. Your email address: NemesisTheory@gmail.com UserID: I can only find 'digie'. There's no number. Maybe I'm blind. >.> Remixlink: Our FTP is a little messed right now, and this file is only available for a week. If by the time you're processing this song, it is no longer available, please let me know and I'll find an alternate way of uploading it. Original Game: Castlevania II: Simon's Quest. Name of Song: Bloody Tears. Hi guys! After a long break of deciding what to remix, we went through a bunch of songs but were never really sure of what we'd really like to do. We went through Street Fighter, Lost Odyssey, Double Dragon and even tried another One Must Fall track amongst others. We ended up back, once again, to one of our childhood favorites, Bloody Tears. We've tried to remix this song countless of times, but were never really satisfied with the end result(s). We tried it again recently out of a whim, and sure enough it sounds better than all of our previous efforts on the track that ocurred before. We hope you agree on this. We've had a lot of fun working on this, and it's great that we finally got a reasonable result out of like, 6 tries. All in all, we hope you enjoy it! Greets, Maurice Willems & Sanjay Sampatsing. --------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.zophar.net/nsf/castle~1.zip - Track 2 ("Bloody Tears") The mixing stuck out pretty quickly. There's a slight muddiness to the entire track; the parts could be better separated. Produced a different way, this sound a lot stronger, but I'll leave a production savy J to analyze it. The snare beat of the drums brought in at :26 didn't quite fit, IMO, but I'm always particular on that stuff. IMO, 1:06 should have had a lot more energy and power to it given the lengthy buildup. Especially at the 1:49 section (where the rhythms reminded me of the 2:34 section from Another Soundscape's Breath of Fire IV "Endings, Beginnings and One Hell of a Trip"), I felt like the textures were on the simplistic and hollow side, with the lead synth having some a pretty generic sound. Anyway, the core of the piece is good, but the energy felt tame and needed something to boost it up. Definitely feeling the changeup at 2:15, thought the usage of the "Bloody Tears" melody from 2:42-3:08 was obscured early on. Chugged along fairly nicely, though hitting 4:45 it seemed like new territory wasn't really being hit at all. Nonetheless, the substantiveness of the arrangement did give it some leeway, not making me feel like the repetition was kiling it over the long haul. I can live with this going up as is, but this could be mixed a lot better. I'd rather see it tweaked thanks to some production suggestions from other judges. Nonetheless, the adaptation to electronica worked fairly well, with some good new support writing and melodic interpretation. It's squeaking by to me, but I could certainly reconsider it. YES (borderline)

Happy 27th to Andy Kotsamanidis, who brings the \m/ to OCR, VGMix and of course, Dwelling of Duels. He's always been a great ambassador of the gheysecz, but also pushing for Shizzies to send stuff to OCR, and OC ReMixers to perform stuff for Dwelling of Duels. Of course, he co-directed Project Chaos with KungFuChicken! and made sure to get it done right, and he'll be cracking the whip on the Contra 4 project, Red Falcon Gordita! He's a man's man, a hell of a sausage stuffer, and now increasingly old and feeble! The skin is sagging off of him as we speak! Happy birthday, Snap!

Tracks from those projects were pimped in many of the mix writeups, and they've been on our Links page for a while: http://www.ocremix.org/info/Links#Non-OCR_Albums The American Album also got a front page spotlight for a little while. So in other words, we pretended they didn't exist.