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Add me to the list of people rediscovering SCB because of this thread. I'm almost certain I've actually listened to it before, but it must have not made an impression on me initially for some reason. Anyway it's great, so thanks!
That said, I think Voices of the Lifestream still stands out to me, partially because of the sentimental value, but mostly the overall scope and execution...the whole thing was just on a scale practically unheard of for a fan effort back then. Andy truly deserves massive props in that regard. Although I have to admit I'm still a tiny bit sad "Musica Materia" lost the name contest. ? 

Well... it's 13 years later but, I think it's worth a bump... somehow this thread through a series of chain reactions ended up getting the song to be briefly featured in a summoning salt video at exactly 13:37 timestamp:  
 

I'm not a judge, but this is a unique, creative, and well-executed arrangement. The source material is easily distinguishable, yet it's clearly not a note-for-note cover. In other words, it's exactly the type of thing that would fit perfectly on this site, IMO. Good luck!

Oh my God, Mariachi Entertainment System covering Grim Fandango? It's like someone plugged directly into my brain. The rest of the album is awesome as well of course, but man that just made my day.

Oh my God, Mariachi Entertainment System covering Grim Fandango? It's like someone plugged directly into my brain. The rest of the album is awesome as well of course, but man that just made my day.

Hello all.
I just released my new Goa Trance album, Flight To Europa with my new project A Flying Dryad. This means that Reunion is back and open for submissions, but I don't know how active we will be. Our hiatus lasted almost 6 years so most artists who contributed before have probably moved on by now. 
I made the album using Renoise Tracker, so it's NOT like the stuff you're used to hearing from me. I've spent most of this year working on the album so it would be cool if you would check it out. If you're interested in Goa/Psy that is. Album can be streamed on youtube or downloaded from bandcamp (name your price).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJvmJRLb_cI
https://aflyingdryad.bandcamp.com/releases
http://platonistmusic.com/reunion 
cheers
Jonas 

I made this video in anticipation of this song one day being posted, in case anybody was curious where the title of the remix comes from:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQS2_Mt6_Lc

Not sure if anyone else knows about this, but I figured I'd share.
There is an online radio station themed after Jet Set Radio. Been listening to it for awhile now, and not only do they play songs from the two JSR games, but they play a lot of similar sounding music. They've since added various individual stations with tracks falling within that station's theme.
Managed to discover some pretty cool tracks. Hopefully some of you can have fun with it:
http://jetsetradio.live

Hi guys,
I'll start by saying that a recent remix made me cry. What? How? Let me tell you a short story.
Fact: I have been a huge fan of this website and community since my first days on the internet. The first remix I downloaded was La Samba de Agua back in 2001, when I was around 10, and since then I have been following the website, the remixes and everything you guys do.
For example, in 2012 I assisted the OCRemix panel at PAX East 2012, and it was great to see some of the people responsible of bringing you so much happiness and good music. These are some of the ugly pictures I took.
 
 
So, a couple of days ago, after being absent from the website for like 2 months (busy life is not fun), I downloaded newly released remixes I haven't checked out yet. To my big surprise, one of them was from Pokemon (huge Pokemon fan here),- Gotta Catch a Wave and a Memory -  so I went for it first.
And guys, around the minute 3 I started to get all emotional. Some reason the song made me remember all those days of zero worries in your head, the days when you believed everything was perfect, the time when the hardest thing was a silly math exam, or trying to get a shiny Pokemon. Bottom line, I took a trip down memory lane and it was a mix of great and happy memories and some sadness at the same time. So, I cried.
After the song end, I went to the song's page to see what the author wrote about it. This is an excerpt of what he wrote
To that I have to say that I agree with you a 100% Von Nebo. These days and good, and fun, and full of adventures and challenges. However, nothing will beat those old days, those Pokemon Sapphire days.
Thanks for the remix Von Nebo, and thanks to every single of you for keeping this community alive and full of great music.
- a big fan.

Okay, I've fixed the Reuben Kee links. Some central/cloud hosting sounds like a great idea though!

Okay, I've fixed the Reuben Kee links. Some central/cloud hosting sounds like a great idea though!

Nice arrangement, although the sample usage and partwriting in the first half put a big dent in the execution for me. Also a little on the short side.
Still, it's good to see more Zelda64 coverage that isn't Gerudo Valley.