ReMix:Final Fantasy VII "Ancient Steps Retraced" 3:34
By Tansunn
Arranging the music of one song...
"The Forested Temple"
Primary Game: Final Fantasy VII (Sony , 1997, PS1), music by Nobuo UematsuPosted 2001-01-13, evaluated by djpretzel
Wow - while I liked LousySpy's first FF7 offering and first ReMix 'Reunion', quite a bit, I LOVE this one. The loop used is very unique, some of the ambient sound effects used are downright scary, there are these GREAT intermittent snare rolls, and the whole thing is lead by a fantastic nord-lead-esque analog sound. This is really great shit - the variety is awesome. Later on, giant bells come in, a bass piano, detuned pads, it's a downright veritable sonic cornucopia! This is not only a great ReMix, but technically a very impressive accomplishment in terms of sonic and compositional integrity and breadth. Can't say enough good things - one of my fav FF7 mixes hands down, and worth every last bit of the download.
Discussion
on 2011-12-03 02:41:02
I'm sorry...but this to me is not unique in any sense. You combined the James Bond theme with the ancient ruins theme. I didn't even listen to a minute because of it, but maybe that's why I didn't hear anything unique. I like unique right from the start. So I won't say 'you suck'. But I was very disappointed.
on 2010-12-14 23:38:21
with a vibe that makes me think of songs from Bond movies for some reason.
haha, yeah. Especially in the beginning, it reminds me of Goldeneye and then later on some of Sprout Tower from Pokemon G/S is thrown in.
But yeah, I really like the atmosphere here: dark, moody, tense filled spy-esque. That plus the title of how Ancient Steps are being Retraced makes this feel very ceremonial and weighty.
Its not quite like the today's mixes, but its still interesting nonetheless.
on 2010-09-08 18:48:01
Man I still freaking love this mix even seven years after I first downloaded it.
on 2009-12-24 01:39:12
I remember this - it always seemed like a coverish song with a vibe that makes me think of songs from Bond movies for some reason. It isn't terribly impressive, but I guess the general idea works.
on 2009-09-23 21:40:42
This one holds up pretty decently in the sound department. The processing works for the style of the mix, and it has a good feel to it. Drums work quite well overall.
Not much in the way of interpretation, but that was less of an issue back then. Nowadays I could see this still working with a bit more on the variation side. Nice work.
on 2007-04-07 15:31:15
This is a decent song I guess, but I probably enjoyed it mainly because I just listening to Tristam Rock.
Not too bad of a remix, definately decent exploration music.
on 2007-02-07 01:18:01
I recognized the tune and semi-enjoyed the remix. I have hardly any music aptitude so slap me if u must, but 7/10 is what I give you, GJ.
on 2007-02-01 15:19:30
THe drums here are awesome, the feel is great and the processing on them is very fitting. The old skool lead synth is a little too cheesy for this I think, and the strings early on got a bit repetitive, but later on in the song, things got mixed up with some syncopation and made it interesting again.
on 2005-10-11 04:36:38
1:22-1:42, favorite part, liked the combination with the synth and piano.
on 2004-12-02 00:54:46
It gets abruptly to the point and stays there. The synth seems to poke fun at the 'game' aspect of FF7 while the drums give it a nice creeptacular feel at times. I much agree with Mog. Nice groovage here. My only dissapointment was that it never gets more lively. It's just a matter of preference though. G'job!
on 2004-10-17 00:29:06
First remix I ever downloaded. Love the Bond intro. The rest is fairly mediocre in OCR terms, though.
Better than the stuff on the radio.
on 2004-08-08 23:34:18
Very catchy! I like what LousySpy has done with the temple theme from FF7...it's always been one of my favorite songs from the game, and I was pleasantly surprised when I heard this take on it.
While the percussion and synth are the main forces at work here, there's some subtle but very nice piano and string segments that add to the overall effect.
If Cloud were listening to this, I bet he never would have given Seph the Black Materia...he'd be too busy groovin' to the music!
on 2003-02-01 17:31:21
on 2002-10-06 16:19:59
The first thing I noticed is that the strings in the background sound a lot like those in the James Bond theme.
The second thing I noticed is that the melody (the C64 sounding thing) didn't play as big a part as perhaps it could've done.
But still, it's certainly worth the download, definitely.
on 2002-09-25 18:45:10
I like the mix, just cause I like the song from the video game, I'd easily give this a 10/10 from my bias, but other than it's catchiness, it's not musically intense, still a good song, probably around a 8/10 - 9/10
~dj carbunk1e
Sources Arranged (1 Song)
- Primary Game:
-
Final Fantasy VII (Sony
, 1997,
PS1)
Music by Nobuo Uematsu
- Songs:
- "The Forested Temple"
Tags (10)
- Genre:
- Downtempo,EDM
- Mood:
- Dark,Spooky,Suspenseful
- Instrumentation:
- Piano,Strings,Synth
- Additional:
- Effects > Distortion
Time > Tempo: Slow
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- Name:
- Final_Fantasy_7_Ancient_Steps_Retraced_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 5,233,767 bytes
- MD5:
- 70f2e2f1ffe823694cc6fe16be350a20
- Bitrate:
- 192Kbps
- Duration:
- 3:34
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