ReMix:Street Fighter II: The World Warrior "Tatsumakisenputronic" 5:01
By Star Salzman
Arranging the music of one song...
"Ryu (Japan)"
Primary Game: Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (Capcom , 1992, ARC), music by Isao Abe, Yoko ShimomuraPosted 2001-08-27, evaluated by djpretzel
Yes. Heeeeeyyuuull yes. I'm a big fan of this ReMix. It's a thing of beauty in my book. Of course, I'm a big SF fan, but I don't think that's clouding my judgement here - this is some damn fine work by newcomer DJ StarBLaSt. Starting with isolated, haunting chords, he keeps us wondering what type of ReMix this will be, a trend that continues through the track, as techno and ambient merge with classic move samples from the man (aka Ryu). Sonic quality is fantastic, with game samples merged into the track rather than pasted on top, GREAT pads, a distant piano with just the right amount of reverb. The whole thing builds and subsides, ebbs and flows, like the chi of a true fighter. Okay so that was cheesy, but you GOTTA check this one out - ANY SF fan should dig it hard, and others as well. Highly original, some GREAT ideas, and consistent quality. And a great ending. I love it. I'll be listening to this for years to come.
Discussion
on 2022-06-23 15:05:06
Feels like an emotional tribute to the character and his many battles. The piano is lovely and it sounds reflective, which is a total Ryu thing. I also would have dialed back on the voice clips a little, but they add to the idea of the fighter’s memory nicely, so they still fit anyway. I like it.
on 2012-09-25 14:40:58
Focusing on this chill transcendental quality mix will enable all aspiring acolytes of the martial arts to realize their Ken.
on 2011-03-12 20:12:12
The first ReMix I downloaded that wasn't a DKC2 one, and the first ReMix I truly fell in love with. Took me back to my many battles with Ryu on the Japanese rooftops and Marketplaces. The piano and the into draw you deep into the mix and then Ryu blasts you into the battle. I never want this song to end when I listen to it. An outstanding mix full of Hadokens, twists, Shoryukens, ambience and chilling beauty. Brilliant!
on 2009-12-06 22:59:34
The opening is really almost transcendent. I was wondering if this was going to stay in that mood, but when it picks up I'm not dissapointed. Things are a little soft spoken overall, but it makes it feel almost like a flashback. I like the string swells, though they might be a tad overused.
The sound effects are killing me, though. Yuck. I'd be much happier without them. Things also get a little long towards the end, I might have liked it to wrap up a little earlier.
Nice track, good stuff going on...except the sound effects.
on 2009-07-18 08:11:38
The aura-like pads and the lonely piano make this eternally enduring like Ryu's fighting spirit. Meanwhile, the shaker percussion, bass, and lead-in elements create momentum without losing focus. 0:54 and 3:25 introduce distinct portions of Ryu's theme, though I would've liked to hear the rest of the source explored in this soul-wresting vibe. 4:46+ wraps everything up with an easeful pad, a piano string, and a Shoryuken that brings the world warrior to a new level of power and confidence.
on 2007-12-07 14:10:18
Though not as transcendent as Star's more recent works, this was a pretty good indication of the awesomeness to follow.
While I would have like a kicked-up section in here, the hugeness of the soundscape fits the source really well, and even the use of samples, which normally grates on me something fierce worked pretty well.
Things are well mixed and though there isn't a lot of forward momentum, the song itself is more like a moment in time and as such is pretty beautifully captured.
on 2006-09-28 17:47:20
The intro was great, sounded movies like, not sure what the words were at the begining. The intro of the melody was perfect! The sound bytes worked well too. Again i could see this in a Street Fighter Movie, and no i don't count that crap Jean Claude van Dammne (sp?) did. Back to the song, this is a great mix and was very suprised to see that this was his first mix on OCR, sounds like someone who had been doing VG remixes for years.
on 2005-08-20 09:11:14
As with most people, I can still remember the first time I heard this mix. It was several years ago, shortly after it came out, and before I began to regularly come to OCR. A buddy of mine is and always has been a big SF fan, so he sent this to me. There was one word he used to describe it: Epic.
I must concur.
Everything in this mix works so well together. I find that it's quite easy to get lost in this mix, and when you reach the last notes and the triumphant "Shoryuken", you're left with a tear in your eye.
This stuff is something special.
on 2005-01-21 09:01:26
This was a life-changing remix. I've heard the phrase 'victory means nothing, the fight is everything' many many times in my life. But this track started out with that, and then somehow seemed to explain it to me in intricate detail. Serious shivers.
on 2004-09-30 22:36:35
srry but i just didn't like this one...not much of a rise. it was like a anti climax for me. but i won't critisize cause i know i can't do better
on 2002-11-12 10:48:00
I've liked this remix for quite awhile...
It's very ambient and energetic at the same time. StarBLaSt has a knack for merging symphonic arrangement with synthetic sounds and his style is very reminiscent of some of Sasha's newer work. The original version of this song is really cool, but I can't really picture it being turned into an upbeat tune, so this is definitely a good choice of style, and StarBLaSt pulled it off really well.
on 2002-10-11 07:10:16
I totally dig this ReMix..... even though it's a bit old. (Hey I'm a n00b)
I listened through the first 3 minutes and 25 seconds thinking ok some pretty beats and sho-ryu-ken samples. And then at 3:26, the piano comes in, and a big grin creeps on my face.
Amazing
on 2002-08-03 20:08:45
Wow.. it took me ages to learn how to write/pronounce the title. But dammit this remix rocks. The vocal samples spreaded all over are too good to be true, and when you add a spectacular bassline and a great moody piano, you get a SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEET track. I´ve had this one for a long time and I never get bored with it. The screams that appear here and there sound so great that I get goosebumps... Well, the whole song has that effect on me. Great work.
Sources Arranged (1 Song)
- Primary Game:
-
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (Capcom
, 1992,
ARC)
Music by Isao Abe,Yoko Shimomura
- Songs:
- "Ryu (Japan)"
Tags (11)
- Genre:
- Ambient,EDM
- Mood:
- Sad
- Instrumentation:
- Electronic,In-game FX,Piano,Strings,Synth
- Additional:
- Lyrics > Lyrics: Existing
Time > 4/4 Time Signature
Time > Tempo: Moderate
File Information
- Name:
- Street_Fighter_2_Tatsumakisenputronic_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 4,907,760 bytes
- MD5:
- dda1c8a5f49217b0bd7392f22b11e944
- Bitrate:
- 128Kbps
- Duration:
- 5:01
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