Stellos~Core
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Short Version:
[GBC]-Shantae: Final Battle (#8 on the GB music file).
[GBC]-Shantae: Dribble Fountain Labyrinth (#20 on the GB music file).
[NES]-Gyruss: First Warp
[NES]-Gyruss: Second Warp
[NES]-Gyruss: Boss
[GB]-Wario Land 2: Syrup's Secret Stash (something UN-funky...)
[GB]-The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening: Face Shrine (a remix of great sadness)
Long Version
Yup. It's the return of the Armight of Requesting. Haha...
There are two songs from the glorious but mostly overlooked Game Boy Color game that I'd be interested in seeing remixes made of.
The Final Battle song (Shantae vs Risky Boots), and the Dribble Fountain Labyrinth song (which is also used for Cackle Mound for some reason...). In the Shantae game music file (like all Game Boy games, it's one file with multiple songs), these songs are numbers 8 and 20 respectively. Might also be on YouTube, I don't know.
As far as the "+ Others" is concerned, the NES Gyruss themes are always on my list.
Also there is Wario Land 2's Syrup's Secret Stash (or "Syrup's Pocket Dimension" as I call it)... There is already a remix here, but... well, see my genre preferences below to get why I still list it.
Lastly, I'd like to re-mention The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening: Face Shrine song. I had requested a remix of this song with a strong feel of depression and sadness to it, as it already feels that way just a bit to begin with.
My Genre Preferences tend to lean toward Trance, electronica, techno, and similar. I am especially partial of ominous and sinister music, but NOT demonic.
The "Syrup's Secret Stash" ReMix that's currently available here started out great, but once it got all funky I was disappointed. Thus why it's on my wishlist.
I'm a fan of beatdrop, if that's any clue. (no, that's not a personal request to him, just a mention in reference to my musical preferences)
Lastly, inclusion of lyrics instantly gets a score of zero with me.
Thanks for reading. I have many others if you're interested in seeing the list.
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This song makes me cry every dang time I listen to it. Those deep pads you hear in there twice hit me INCREDIBLY hard. And the little squeaking noises used in the first stage of the song remind me of a little character of mine I'm fond of, so that just amplifies the effect.
There are Great Songs...
There are Champion Songs...
But only a select few manage to achieve the coveted status of "Sacred".
This is one of them.
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You know, if I could, I'd delete all my previous bump-class posts so that I wouldn't be posting after myself. It makes me nervous bumping like this...
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This is GORGEOUS... This MUST be further developed. I DEMAND it!
...please?
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Well hey! This is awesome! This was always one of my favorite themes from the NES Batman. One thing that always pleases me with a Remix is if the original melody is easily identified within the mix. Clearly that was done well here.
Great job! Keeper!
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First bump without an update. Just making an effort to keep this on the first page at least.
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Bumped for the purpose of getting noticed, since editing my last post wouldn't get seen...
I've thought of a name for the song, in case you're taking suggestions.
"Heart of Ganon"
Just tossing that out there and all.
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Well, I never actually got as far as the final dungeon in the original Zelda, though I have heard the song via the NSF file.
I must say, I like how insidious you've made it sound with this song. Definitely fits for a location leading up to Ganon. Good work.
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Got another update for my Wishlist. Just recently finished Super Mario RPG on the Wii. Favorite song (as well as location) from that game would have to be Star Hill. The song for that location, as well as the main Boss theme, and the Nimbus Land palace theme before defeating Valentina have been added to the list.
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I join the masses and say that this is a gorgeous piece. Gorgeous indeed.
UNLIKE the masses, I have a name suggestion: "Manoria Dreams".
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...You know what's funny about this? This song would work great for my Smash Bros Ridley's Lair stage concept, which was what I was sort of hoping for.
Thanks again.
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Yet another addition to the Wishlist. Perhaps not so Oddball when it comes to the game of origin, but it's been missed as far as having a remix of every song in the game goes.
NES Metroid, Ridley's Lair.
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Darn. The conclusion bit's still not nearly as messed up as it was in the copy I obtained.
I'll keep the prototype. It's just as good.
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Addition to the wishlist made. SNES Jurassic Park's Inside Building theme. Love that creepy sneaking feel it carries. I bet a lot could be done with it.
EDIT: @ KyleJCrb -
; ...Only now did I notice the TWO songs you linked me to up there... Thanks! They're both quite good! -
You found an NSF?? *checks Zophar* ...THAT WASN'T THERE BEFORE!! ARGH!I'm digging for a previously un-remixed track.. Low G Man sounds interesting.. but which tracks are which in the NSF?Ok... On the NSF track, song number 3/15 is Iron Nail, song 5/15 is Frozen Waste, and song 8/15 is Industrial Zone.
...And now that I've toured the NSF, I am reminded of how cool so many of the other songs were... Minor edit added to the Main List.
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*wide grin*
Kroz it is.
And this, is why I'm glad I asked here.
Thank you very much Gollgagh. You nailed it.
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Well... The game in question is- ...quite ancient indeed. We're talking DOS. Before, or at least during the initial years of Windows 95...
I have been wracking my brain trying to remember the name of this game, to no avail, so I've decided to throw it out here and see if there are any other old timers who may recognize my pathetic attempts at describing it soley from memory...
It was basically a treasure hunting game of sorts, but it was of a map that you navigated your character around in. Everything was represented by symbols of some sort, including your character. The character was armed with a limited-use whip that could be used to destroy objects with enough hits. While exploring the map, you also had to avoid three types of enemies, each represented by symbols. One was red, slow and weak. One was green, normal speed and stronger. One was blue, fast, and dangerous. I can remember what the blue symbol creature is, but I can't find it on a character map to copy here...
I really wish I could recall what this game was... If anyone has any clue about it, please let me know.
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Early bump to alert to additions to the list. Been playing Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones lately. Added my two favorite songs to the list above.
Thanks for looking.
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Upon downloading and analyzing the newer version, I have this to say: Aside from noticeable changes to the marine intro and the distorted conclusion, I see very little differences.
The intro's adjustments have no major effect, but I personally like the old version's conclusion bit more (I liked how it skipped in places and was so distorted, rather than how the new version has the song flow smoothly but for bumps and scratches in places).
I think I'll stick with the older version. That's just me personally though.
Edit: Oh, and as for a name, I've come to just simply call this song, "C".
With the marine intro, it almost has a little bit of a play on the use of the letter as well as the word "sea" (whales and such at the intro).
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This is one of the songs on my Oddball Wishlist!
And I'd have to say this is one excellent piece of work! I'm of no position (lack the knowledge) to give critique, but then, I'm relatively easy to please.
I REALLY like this song. I hope it succeeds in being added to the official collection here on the site.
For now, I'll keep this copy you've provided.
Thanks!
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Ah, good! Good to hear.
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I have returned. And I've compiled into a list all of the songs I wished to see remixes made of that I mentioned in previous posts. Since they're long since evaporated into the old-post nether, I'm going to re-mention them here, in hopes they will catch someone's eye.
1943 [NES]
Any Flight Song
Huge Airplane Battle
Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions [sNES]
Planet Magma (volcanic planet)
Planet Aquarion-4 (marine planet)
Planet Zeus-3 (ice planet)
Planet Amazonius (jungle planet)
Marvin Machine Fight (final boss of each world battle theme)
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (GBA)
Assault
Twisted Shadows B
Gyruss [NES]
First Warp
Second Warp
Boss Battle
Iron Sword: Wizards & Warriors 2 [NES]
Underwater (Water Elemental Stage)
Jurassic Park [sNES]
Inside Building
Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (GB)
Face Shrine (Specifics: General theme of the song should be that of great sorrow.)
Lost Vikings [sNES]
Prehistoric World
Low G Man [NES]
Iron Nail Stage
Frozen Waste Stage
Industrial Zone Stage
Just about any of the other stage songs for that matter, though the three above are top priority.
Mario Kart 64 [N64]
Rainbow Road (There's a mix with Frappe Snowland already I know, but I have a preference for songs that aren't composites of two or more songs. That is, unless I've got an agenda of some sort.)
:arrow:Metroid [NES]
Ridley's Lair
Orb 3D [NES]
Main Stage Theme (plays for all stages)
Pipe Dream [NES]
Main Theme (That is, song 2/8 on the NSF. Not the goofy title theme.)
SimCity [sNES]
Capital song
:arrow:Super Mario RPG [sNES]
Fight Against an Armed Boss
The Starlight's Flower
Margarie Margarita
Tetris [NES]
Song C
Terra Cresta [NES]
Main Stage Theme
Vindicators [NES]
Any Song
More may be added. And if it won't get me in trouble, I intend to bump this threat every month.
Thanks for looking. I do hope someone decides to ReMix one of these songs.
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This song, somehow, seems to carry with it a deep sorrow. Even though no such element really exists in the dungeon itself, the song almost feels depressing. It can only truly reach that degree though if remixed to a quality the Gameboy systems could not achieve.
So this request, is for an utterly melancholy remix of the Face Shrine theme.
Thank you.
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All good choices. I'd add Snowpeak Trail, Goron Mines and Hyrule Field's Night theme to that list.
3rd R:TS Mix by Platonist posted!!!
in Post Your Game ReMixes!
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...I don't know... The song is great, but... That little voice element that is used all throughout just... throws the whole thing off for me.
I'm sorry, but as it stands, I don't find it to be a keeper due to that element.