Most dynamic OC ReMix album?

[Frederic Petitpas]

Hey, I don't even listen to my favourite bands all the time so yeah, I don't know all the albums on this site very well.

I'd like to know which ones are the most dynamics ?

I know for a fact that Maverick Rising is quite varied and not much slow paced, and that some others are more slow and ambiant..

I'm not looking for a "which is one better" here, just some kind of sorting or the styles

Thanks!!

[ad.mixx]

I thought DKC2 was pretty dynamic - same with Balance and Ruin.

A lot of albums have that same kind of variation though. Those two are big ones that come to mind, though.

[RiverSound]

Back in Blue was a pretty energetic&tight package IMO, with a little bit of everything. It's not too big either with 2 discs.

[Rexy]

I guess if you want 'dynamic' as in 'very few soft pieces at all', you might be better off with the FF1 album provided you're as much as a metal nut as your name implies.

I'd do shameless self promotion, but I'm pretty sure every album I contributed to had at least one soft number in there even if I wasn't the one that provided it. *_*

[Liontamer]

I edited the thread title to be a bit clearer.

I think MM's asking about which OCR album someone feels has the most dynamic range or dynamic contrast, by the way.

[Wiesty]

Radical Dreamers...booya

[Ethan Rex]

But all of them have dynamics

[Garrett Williamson]

da one with the dynamics

dats da one

all da other ones suck cuz they don't have dynamic