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If he can get you the wav file, and someone could get me the song info (remixer, game and song(s) remixed), I could try and get it added to the second page by sliding things up on the first. No guarantees, but I could at least give it a whirl. I'm up all night, so it would get done in the early morning hours tomorrow (it's 6:23 P.M. right now), and I'd get it to you in time to update at the very last minute. It's totally up to you guys. Edit: It will work. I can fit nine on the first page, and add a fifteenth song to the second. So if you guys can get me the info, I can do it.

For me, one of the standout soundtracks back in the day was the one for Master of Monsters. While I'm sure some would still call it "background music" for various reasons, virtually the entire soundtrack has an orchestrated structure to it that makes it feel like more than some catchy diddy done to keep the game from being quiet. Whether it's the haunting and solemn " ," the opening march of " " that was getting you ready for battle, or the sinister and impending ," the whole soundtrack felt like something made more for cinematic punctuation, rather than to be hummed as you played. All of the songs also run the gamut of moods, from upbeat and almost playful, to sad, to dark and brooding, to inspiring.Hayato Matsuo did one hell of a job with his debut soundtrack.

- "Menu" (Master of Monsters) - "Rounds 1 & 9" (Space Invaders '91) - "Rainbow Road" (Mario Kart 64)

- "Light Song" (Sword of Vermilion)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkMJJ2X8uiE - "Shop" (Phantasy Star III) - "Jijy no Rag" (Phantasy Star IV) - "Mango!" (Super Fantasy Zone) - "Staff Roll" (Elemental Master) "Stage 1-1" (Mega Turrican)And I'm putting this up here simply because I was listening to it while I searched YouTube for links... - "Stage 6-2" (Metal Head)

Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow. Sure, the cart's small, but it got lodged near the end and had to be removed manually at the doctor's. Keep that in mind the next time someone says, "You talk about that damn game one more time, and I'll cram it down your throat."

I take it that means I'll be seeing some info coming my way soon?

A couple of remixes from... someone - Super Mario 64 - Trine

I thought the ground felt cold. Guess Hell really did freeze over. I haven't gotten to listen to it yet, but congrats to everyone for keeping on the proverbial path, and seeing that this thing came to fruition. It was a damn long road for a single-game remix album, so kudos to all to be sure.

Huzzah! I look forward to getting all of the info I need to wrap up the cover art side of things.

The synths and mixing, or Titanfall?

You wonderful woman! I'd hug you if it were possible to do so digitally. Many, many thanks, Rexy.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/enms4rvcs7si4rs/Unknown_lick.mp3 http://thecoop2.webng.com/Unknown_lick.mp3 While this may or may not belong in the Help section, I figured this would be a better forum to put it since my threads in that forum haven't brought me much luck over the years. So yeah, I woke up yesterday, and for God only knows what reason, I had this guitar riff/lick stuck in my brain. For the last day, I've tried to think of where it's from, but nothing will bring any other parts of the song forward. I threw together a quick rendition of it that I think is pretty close, and I'm hoping someone here will be familiar with the song this is from. It's a published song, and the riff/lick is being played on either a pedal steel, or on a guitar that's being used a bit like a pedal steel with the bends in it. I think it may have even been used in a commercial or two, but I'm not certain. Thanks for reading, and please... help a brain in need

Another update on my end. The front and back are done, as is the CD label. All I need are the track order, remix titles, the official website URL, and the OCR album number this will end up being, and this is completed.

Well, the cover's basically done. I have two versions of it; a front back/cover combo with the staff credits and OCR legalese, and a four page booklet with two additional pages of remix credits. I just need all of the proper track names and such (not to mention their final order for the project), and that'll all be done. I'm keeping the other pages relatively simple so that everything can be finished up for the June 10 deadline, but I think the cover turned out pretty well. I know Brandon only asked for a cover, but a cover needs at least a back. And if you've got a cover, you'll need a CD label (which I'm doing). So should anyone feel like burning a CD of this project, they'll have some art to flesh it all out for a slimline jewelcase.

Good to hear it was resolved. I've been thinking about submitting a couple of my more recent remixes to the site, and was hoping it didn't end up being dealt an untimely demise.

SEGA Genesis music. I know there are a decent number of fans here on OCR, but the nature of the Genesis sound chip always seems to rub a rather vocal portion of haters out there, the wrong way. It gets compared to the SNES' midi synths, and then lambasted for "not sounding like anything." It's kind of strange in a way. In this age where electronic, synth-laden music is so popular, you'd think a lot more people would be open to the synth sounds the Genesis sound chip pumps out. But I guess not.