Nearly

Outstanding. Takes me back to Step of My Flowerbed by Nase. This is the stuff that you never hear anywhere but here.

Amaterasu (Okami Felix (Golden Sun) Professor E. Gadd (Luigi's Mansion)

My Housemates bought me this to pay me for the internet bill. I'm so glad he did. I'd have never got it myself and it's the best Kart Racer I've ever played. The Burning Rangers stage is hard, but with practise you can master it. I hated it at girst but now I love it. -D

This is something I've had in my head for a while, and Just finally managed to get down. This piano mix (With Bass) is just meant to give a clear representation of the notes and arrangement, with the intention of this being a band recording (with saxophones and stuff like that). https://soundcloud.com/daniel-joseph-buck/mindscraper-piano-edit-1 The Original themes are Lunatic Princess Cosmic Mind Any input is appreciated. Specifically, I have some issues with the very last section where the two lead themes come together, but I'm taking a short break from the project while I sort out other work, so I'll take things on board and get back to it later. For final context. This is the band this is being written for. -Nearly

Way too short. Mixes with Lyrics are so hit and miss. This nailed it totally.

*Rapturous Applause* The arrangement here really is spot on. It's so very departed from the heroic, self-satisfied gym theme. It's just brilliantly done.

Holy... Hole! I remember glancing at this a while back and knowing it was gonna be awesome. Just postied on Facebook for the band I'm in to hear and they loved it too. This Tune, in it's Nightmare in Dreamland Guise is what kicked off my VGM obsession when I was 11 or so. I cannot wait to hear more stuff from the plaid muffins. This is the best post EVER!

Just to Confirm I do mean Remixing. I'm loving the responses so far. And Thanks for the ref Bardic. Just ordered it. It's a little late for the essay, but will make nice bedtime reading.

Hello. I'm an undergraduate writing an Essay on Video Game Music in relation to Musical History. Since academic material is thin on the ground I want to collect some information myself. Just three easy questions. Why do you find Video Game Music Compelling (listening and mixing)? What do you believe to be definitive of the VG music Scene? This could be a style, an atmoshere, a certain track even. How do you think VG Mixing is different to other form of modern grassroots music? Thanks to anyone who fills it in. Dan B

Crikey! Blink and you miss it. There are much shorter mixes on the site but this goes by in a heartbeat. It's so difficult to keep a hold on the material and you never hear the same thing twice. If you'll excuse, ima listen to it again

Having done some extensive, (and fun) research into pirate metal (yes it's a genre), i find this to be the best track on offer. For anyone interested look up Alestorm.

I concur. The Tales of Monkey Island tracks are both beyond genius. Can't help but cheer along.

MIND WELL AND TRULY BLOWN! Without a doubt my Fave Ocremix album. The Legend of Zelda Tracks are epic. The Kirby Stuff Beastly, the Monkey Island stuff explosively, giddily funkiblobbily sexy. Thanks to everyone for bringing thins monstah into the world. Cannot gush with more praise. The best album on the site and that's no mean feat.

A very interesting Album indeed. A lot of people on other forums have claimed that the more recent Ocremix Albums, have become a a weaker medium through their desperation to include all the tracks and extend opportunities to as many artists as possible. I personally disagree with this, finding the Sheer quantity of interpretation the best way to do Justice to the original. Here is al album, like Essence of Lime, that will please both. The variety of tracks is great, and the overall direction is solid and recognisable. Sadly there is no point plugging this on Facebook. None of my friends are willing to see outside that which they already know. Great Album, great track, can't wait for the Pokemon one now!