Liontamer

The unique buildup of music from the beginning of the mix made me listen to TI Blasta Party further to see what it was about instead of skipping past it, and I generally liked what I heard with this one. The sound effects alone make this a noticeable track just because many of them remind you of aliens. Though a little bit repetitive, the beat here catches your ear, and I didn't feel the track tweaked my ear. The soft transitional at the 2'50" mark I could have gone without, but overall, this is a strong track by Taysiir that I enjoyed and felt was a keeper. Give it a try. It may or may not be your thing.

Music of Funk's opening beat is distinct and got my attention, and the track is good the whole way through. While I'm not a big techno fan, the music hear is nevertheless very tight, and the way it meshs so well with the sampling from the NES game is excellent. Because the music is very unique, I wanted it to repeat as opposed to viewing the ReMix as repetitive. I think you know what I mean. This being my first review, I have to say that I've listened to every single ReMix on OverClocked (yep), yet haven't played most of the games the mixes are from, so (while having a connection with a particular game is sweet) I appreciate just listening to the majority of the tracks here and judging them as straight-up music. In this case, Stephen Kennedy's Music of Funk is definitely great as a ReMix, but if you didn't know it was from the Batman NES game, you could argue that it holds its own in many respects as a song. Definitely check it out.