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1. Roll 2. The King of All Cosmos 3. Mick and Mac

This Everlasting Wind - The morning theme from Way of the Samurai. Perfectly encapsulates the feeling of morning imo

Nase you are my favorite mixer of all time! I hope you find your motivation. I still listen to jhhl-tessinmix1.mp3 Here is one of my favoite OLRemixes: http://olremix.org/remixes/915

I will politely refer you to the following website www.olremix.org] Regarding my favorite, it has to be Juese Belmont (the original version, on OLR).

The spirit of overlooked remix is alive and well in this mix 10/10

jun wan 2 post up sum covers of dat good song dat just post to ocr. thought ocr could use a little flavOLR LOL Original: http://olremix.org/remixes/300 Minimal Electro Remix: http://olremix.org/remixes/753 Remix.ThaSauce Mix: http://remix.thasauce.net/song/RTS0205/ Double Ice Backfire Mix: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02319/ Disk Mastah Smokabitch and Hella-Tight MC Fukkaslut 4 lyfe

Mickey's Racing Adventure is a rather obscure game, with very good music. It was made by Rare, which has a reputation for making games with excellent music. I recently ripped the music myself since I couldn't find mp3s anywhere. I've uploaded it here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X3ZDBGRH If you'd like to look at some keynote tracks as starters, someone uploaded several on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO6gytPC-Lo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giU-ci8KRdQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUdQZCqocic I think the sources have great heart and could be interpreted in a bunch of different ways. So, remixers, please give a listen, and I hope you get inspired. Thanks!

Rudicon 2010 is proud to bring you Shael Riley and the Double Ice Backfire! This incredible bitpop/indie rock group will be performing such original hits as "Asian Kids Have All the Best Moves", "tip eht fo mottob", "How to Fire a Gun" as well as pop-rock covers. Using an NES and a Gameboy as instruments, they will be an excellent show! For a quick taste, visit http://www.thesixtyone.com/#/SRTDIB/ They will also be opened for by chipmusician Zen Albatross. Entry is 2$ for the general public and FREE for Rudicon attendees Where: The Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester NY The RITZ Sports Zone (In the Building labeled "SAU" on this map http://facilities.rit.edu/campus/maps/general/RIT-CAMPUS%2011x17.pdf Park in the lot labeled "U" ) When: Saturday, December 4th Doors at 8PM What is Rudicon? "Rudicon is an event which brings together people who like to have fun through games that represent worlds. Rudicon welcomes role playing gamers, tabletop board gamers, card gamers, and miniatures gamers together in a single event that caters to all, and encourages you to find and try games that you haven't heard of before. It is a chance for new worlds to be created, tested, cultivated, and shared, as well as test your skills against other gamers. The point of all of this is to play games, and to enjoy the games you play! Have fun!" For more information about Rudicon, visit our website! http://www.rit.edu/sg/rwag/rudicon/index.html If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Check the event out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=134348456618471

Mickey's Racing Adventure has incredible music, but unfortunately I have never found mp3s or rips of the music from it. Personal favorites from it are: Donald's Theme Goofy's Theme Daisy's Race Theme Goofy's Race Theme Casey Jr. Puzzle Theme If you can manage to get a hold of the .gbc file, it's definitely worth it.

The navigation feature I used most was the alphabetic game navigation. So I hope that comes back someday.

:truck: / 11 I'm assuming you saw the front page of OLR?

djp is the man. I have a lot of my identity that was caused directly by his work in creating this site and community.

Am I the only one feeling "The Final Countdown" at 0:38?

I CANNOT believe this song is still on OCR. I love this song to death, but the STATIC! Anyway, <3

I've been checking the homepages for MONTHS waiting for this song to be posted. It was an instant favorite for me when I first heard it on OLR, and now having heard a few different versions and its change from OLR quality to OCR quality, I feel as though it has matured and grown nicely. My favorite parts are as follows. The spot in the beginning right where it picks up, "the warrior's body WEARRYYYY", and the massage. I hope to see much more in this genre, and even moreso some more OLR/OCR crossovers. Da Black Market and Warrior in my Longjons, next: Jesue Belmont?