In honor of her 100th posted remix, I thought I'd try and pick out 8 of my favorite remixes by RebeccaETripp.
The first 2 on this list are a couple of my favorite remixes across the entire site, but the rest were not so easy to narrow down. So this list is more like 2 of my all-time favorites, plus a sampling of other remixes by RebeccaETripp that I love.
It was also hard not to include the impressive mega-collabs "Empress Waltz" and "Eternal Beginnings", which I love, but I think I love these tracks just slightly more.
I know it's the 3rd and not the 13th on this Friday, but spooky season is upon us, so I wanted to remind folks of this scary/creepy/kooky/mysterious/spooky 8Track π
Here are some of the jazzy remixes that I like starting off my October to ease me into spooky season.
Whether they're from a spooky game, like Castlevania, or just because they sound like they could be heard on the streets of Halloween Town.
American folk music isn't usually my style, but I like the way The Hit Points do it (bluegrass I reckon).
I tried to make "Blue Lava, Grass Landing" work in this list, but I couldn't find the perfect spot for it.
I love the way these themes are blended together, and the music style is right up my alley.
Whether that alley is on the streets of Halloween Town or ends with a smokey night club from a film noir detective movie.
I can't wait to hear more from The Key Combo!
I wasn't really sure what to name this 8Track, but this is a collection of remixes done in various styles of (mostly) European folk music, that I thought sounded good together π»
I love this remix. It does really get going after that extended, slow intro, and it's so worth the wait.
This is the perfect pick-me-up for a rainy day, or any grey winter's day.
I can imagine this playing during a scene where a film noir detective is searching for a vital clue, or following the lead suspect down dark streets; but it's also not so dark itself, and I agree, it's a very pleasant listen.
It was posted today! β€οΈ
I felt like it fit perfectly between "The Ivory Gambit" and "That's Not Funny", so I'm afraid "The Infested Arena" had to make room for it (even though I can still imagine it during a scene where the detective is searching for a vital clue, or following the lead suspect down dark streets).
Next up is "The Snake Eater's Palace, Outer Heaven" performed lived in Minneapolis, April 1975, as D.Rezzy's Super Sounds of the 70's weekend keeps on "truckin'".