OCR01730 - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV "Subterranean Kamikaze"

[relyanCe]

This has gotta be one of the best remixes I've heard! Sixto, you are my HERO! If I could play a quarter as well as you can, I would be content. Keep this goodness coming!

[WillRock]

Wow... sounds like satch with synths... really, really good, my fav by sixto so far, his playing reminds me of satch a lot.

Zircons synths also are awesome, a little cheesy, but that is part of its charm 8D

Awesome, I can't wait to hear what else you guys come up with!

[Mr Azar]

GREAT stuff! For some reason though, I prefer the name "Subterranean Surfing".

[42]

This is great and totally 80's, but, well, don't get me wrong, this mix is still great stuff,

but after listening to some of Sixto and Zircon's other collabs it's kind of hard to compare...

Still, though, awesome job.

[LuketheXjesse]

One of the best parts about this mix is just the overall sound. Your sound quality is excellent! The solo at 1:48 is awesome as well. The awesome, bluesy transition at 2:58 is an excellent change of pace, then the energy comes right back in with a keyboard, then (another) badass guitar solo. Great work!

totally 80's

I don't get this though.

[metalsnakejuice]

This song blew my mind, the guitar work was amazing to listen.

Good job.

[OceansAndrew]

Totally gnarly straight-ahead synth rock featuring 2 of my favorite mixers? RADICAL!

Excellent synths, guitars, pace, and even though the arrangement is pretty similar to the original, the source is tubular as well.

An awesome, awesome track.

[Crulex]

I really dig the intro. This definantly has 80's and TMNT written all over it. The guitar work was the highlight of this mix. The breakdown was a very nice touch and this was well worth it. Hopefully Turtles in Time gets more love.

[Mirby]

"They say music can alter moods and talk to you..." Sure, a line from a rap song, but it applies here. This track has to be one of my favorite tracks from Sixto Sounds. It's upbeat, it has heavy guitar riffage, and it's over way too quickly. So-called n00b zircon contributes to the upbeat atmosphere, and together the Sixto-zircon combination is as lethal as it is enjoyable. The song itself has the source material remix continually playing throughout the track, giving it a faithful feel. All in all, a great track that makes me happy whenever I listen to it (sometimes three times in a row), and hopefully it affects others in the same way.

[Level 99]

Along with Duck Tales - The Moon, the SMB theme song, and Zelda, this is one of those source tracks that immediately comes to my mind that embodies video game music. Once you hear Sewer Surfin', you're almost guaranteed to never forget it the rest of your life. And what Sixto and Zircon did here was give it absolute justice.

The intro build is exactly as my dream remix of this would be, and the organs used throughout are beastly. It's a great balance in the mix between the show-stealing guitars and all the additional reinforcement. I especially enjoyed the solos, and Zircon's use of a synth lead that sounds suspiciously like a modernized version of the bass from Alleycat Blues is icing on the cake. Throughout, this song is just tops, and ridiculously awesome production.

The only version I can think of that might rival it is Nase's Turtle Wank, but that's a different approach with different goals. Give me either mix on any day and I'll be happy as a clam. Or a turtle.

[Grimm]

I still have a shirt that says Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles on it from when my family visited Europe many years ago.

Oh, and this mix is awesome

[RiverSound]

Simply put, my favorite rock mix on the site. 2 veteran artists teaming up to remix a definitive 90's video game theme? A match made in heaven.

[ddrfr33k]

When my wife and I got married in 2017, we used this song as our grand procession into the reception.  It also happens to be my opening and ending theme to my live streams, so it just made sense. My family loved it, and so did the DJ! I think he kept the song for playing elsewhere, I know he kept Darkworld Jazz by Gux...