Superhacker75mil
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Great way to start the day, for me. Everyone loves "Cornered," and I'm no exception. I did have a few concerns, though since I'm not a musician it might be difficult to explain them. I thought that the overall sound clarity of the synth and rock could have been improved, and I actually feel like something was off with the "Turnabout Sisters" transition. I sounded like "Cornered" still hadn't quite petered out and then stumbled into the new slower tempo. I dunno'. Liked it overall, though; definitely downloading.
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Your site and the ReMixes and the ReMixers and everything...it's all amazing. I've been freeloading for a couple of years now and decided I should actually at least purchase something, so I bought a hoodie today as the most effective way of saying "thanks" I could think of. I can't contribute with ReMixes, at any rate, so that'll have to do. Thanks again, to you and the amazing musicians that makes this place possible.
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OCR02162 - Armored Core 4 "Goodbye, Thinker"
Superhacker75mil replied to djpretzel's topic in ReMix Comments/Reviews
'sigh' It's really nice. The comment from the ReMixer sadly reminds me, alongside the song (which I mainly listened to because I saw Jillian's name on it), that I'm no longer one of those people that gets all those references. The only ACs I played hardcore were the first and Master of Arena (skipped PP, seemed like a waste of time), and I simply beat (but did not go all out on) AC3 for PS2. I was told by the most hardcore fan back at my old store that I really missed out when it came to Silent Line, Nexus, and Last Raven. I do remember the music was occasionally very, very cool, but it' -
I've been meaning to register here for awhile now and did just now to see if I could beat someone to "Goliaths Disarm Their Davids" thing, but I noticed there was definitely at least one person before me to post it. Anyways, the song is totally awesome, hilariously hardcore, though much like prior critiques have commented I have to say that I don't understand the choice for the sendoff, which really does come out of nowhere. Incorporating a more recognizable DKC2 theme into the ending isn't completely out of left field, but the pause and the addition of the wind instrument just seem haphazard
