orkybash Posted May 27, 2002 Posted May 27, 2002 Mega Man 2 'Crashed Men' *VERY* strange intro, but somehow , this mix wouldn't be the same without it. Now that I mention it, very strange remix, but in a fun way. Lots of stuff going on in the background with the drums and the bass which almost upstages the melody, but not quite. On the technical side of things, I noticed a bit of clipping near the. But overall, this is a really fun remix, and deserves a listen from everyone at least once. Quote
fisherman Posted April 4, 2003 Posted April 4, 2003 8/10 This is one of those crazy mixes where you can't help just chuckle and nod your head when you hear it. The first 0:35 or so is the voice samples over the beat thing, and it's done well. After that it launches into the more musical part and doesn't look back. It develops its style well. Quote
Dontcareaboutmyid Posted August 17, 2004 Posted August 17, 2004 This is one of the songs that makes aneurysm who they are. I love that intro, you never see it coming. Great drum work. Quote
MrNemo Posted August 23, 2004 Posted August 23, 2004 This is quite bizarre. This reminds me of the way the world looks and sounds after staying up for about 48 hours straight. SO many ideas thrown about that I can't even "review" the song, so to speak. Definitely keeps your attention all the way through, which is a good thing. Quote
akachrismorgan Posted December 20, 2004 Posted December 20, 2004 Some amazing drum work here. A mix of so many different kinds of drumming but they all still fit with the simple melody. fitting spasticness(shut up its a word now that i used it) I love it. 10/10 Quote
muzikal-phoenix Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 The intro somewhat scared me...I was wondering if I made a mistake downloading it But all in all, one awesome yet "ünique" remix. Quote
Bummer Posted November 13, 2005 Posted November 13, 2005 Those screams from the audience was terrible. And that guy commenting in he beginning, that was,...I don´t know, had a man crashed? It´s really hard trying to get all the metaphores in all remixes, so I´m just going to comment the remix. It appears to be a concert, nice guitars and synth, crashman´s stage has always had some polka-style too it, cause when it plays, it´s very hard not to jiggle with the rhytm. But I don´t get it why the remix stops so suddenly? It doesn´t even fade away. I like the drums before the middle part, sounded real and cool. Aeneurysm, nice version of your crashman, it had its moment loaded with good instruments and style. Quote
Liontamer Posted November 21, 2005 Posted November 21, 2005 Hahaha! This was completely Repercussions of Fowl Lamentation style back before such a concept existed. The guy samples in the intro even sounds a bit like analoq. Cool shit. Quote
analoq Posted November 21, 2005 Posted November 21, 2005 who are you and why do you sound like me????? "anyways"... the remix itself is weirdly entertaining. cheers. Quote
OceansAndrew Posted April 3, 2007 Posted April 3, 2007 Strange for sure, nowadays if this was to hit the judges panel, I predict there'd be a three-page-long debate. Personally, I think the song is very creative, and the seemingly random drums overpower the melody a bit. The intro was a bit strange, but that didn't bother me, it was the massive distortion on the volume on the bill and ted quote as well as the crowd. It just didn't work for me. Anyways.. Not my cuppa, but I recommend everyone give it a listen, you won't be hearing anything like it any time soon. Quote
DragonAvenger Posted February 10, 2009 Posted February 10, 2009 Drum work is what really brings this mix up. It's never the same for more than a moment, which is awesome. The intro is strange, but somehow works for this mix, so I'll take it, although it makes me raise an eyebrow. Bassline is pretty rockin' too. What bothers me is the melody is straight up, and is rather dull if you listen just for it. Why spend so much time with all the other elements, but not spruce up the core? The other thing would be the ending, which is abrupt. Not the worst ending out there, but there could be a better way to end it. Overall, worth a listen. Quote
Marmiduke Posted September 8, 2009 Posted September 8, 2009 Ummmm. Okay. wha? The intro to this is either extremely unstable or one of the most beautiful intros of all time. Can't decide which. And to overanalyse it would be criminal. So I'll leave it alone. All you really need to hear in this mix is a whirlwind of drums. There's a melody creating a spine to the madness, but I didn't find it overly remarkable. The unpredictable flurry of percussion was awesome though, and nailed the concept really well. It's psychotic but completely sensical in some unknown way. I think the correct way to interpret this mix is to say "What the fuck did I just listen to?" after listening, followed by "Now let's listen again." Definately one of a kind. Quote
42 Posted December 19, 2009 Posted December 19, 2009 o_O O_o This is like ... the mental equivalent of shifting without a clutch. Whilst one is still attempting to mentally wrestle with the intro they just heard, they are blasted by a mellow nicely grooving Crashman mix. I think the correct way to interpret this mix is to say "What the f**k did I just listen to?" after listening, followed by "Now let's listen again." Definately one of a kind. I completely agree with the preceding statement. P.s. Nice utilization of the Amen Break. Quote
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