ReMix:Golden Axe "Golden Axe 2002" 2:53
By Jose Acosta
Arranging the music of one song...
"Wilderness"
Primary Game: Golden Axe (Sega , 1989, GEN), music by Decky, Imocky, NankyokuPosted 2002-02-21, evaluated by djpretzel
Ya know, I'm kinda surprised there haven't been more Golden Axe ReMixes - sure, it's Sega, whose great music is often ignored by the masses, but Golden Axe was pretty dern popular in its day. I tried to do it justice with my trance mix almost two years ago (long, long ago on an OC ReMix far, far. . . oranger). Now first-time ReMixer Jose Acosta has done the same first level theme his own way, with brass instead of saw synths, a more upbeat, driving drum line, and an extremely nice octave FMish bass that pulls the track together. There are also cool gongs and timpani, and choir pads that add just the right amount of sonic 'beef' to the mix. The mix itself could have expanded further left and right into the stereo field, and is a little centric, however, depending on your stereo you might not even notice. Good techno ReMix of a track that deserved the additional coverage, and a great first submission by Jose.
Discussion
on 2011-12-06 08:38:05
There should be more Golden Axe remixes. This isn't a bad remix, though it does feel a little bit like the original with some frilly bits and a bigger beat added. Enjoyable, but I feel its only because of the original source being so strong. This is a source that has much more potential. With this being from 2002 I'm probably just being far too demanding, but with more variation in the build and pace would go far.
on 2010-01-14 05:57:07
I can't see this in a football game - sorry guys.
This is kinda cool - samples are obviously outdated, and it does get a bit repetitive. I'd have loved to see it longer though.
on 2009-10-25 02:36:28
The intro is ghastly, but what springs out of it is definately djpretzel-like in terms of quality and sound (at the time). It's not quite as complex arrangement-wise as it probably could have been, but what's here is kinetic and lively enough to get me into it.
With a mix like this, I'm really not fussed on synth samples and all that jazz; all I care about is if it does anything interesting and if it stays interesting. And it does both.
Strong tune + strong electronica = double strength! A broad, simple yet valuable mix.
on 2009-09-24 20:08:09
Other people mentioned this being heard at a football game, and now I can't get that thought out of my head. Very epic and moving, for sure. I can't say I mind the old samples too much, because they work for what it is. Wouldn't hurt to hear an upgrade though. Nice work.
on 2008-01-10 10:13:57
thanks guys for your feedback, its 2008 and im back.. gonna try some new stuff, i got better sound quality now.. so lets see what happens
my main focus is on teh older NES , GENESIS days ..!
on 2006-12-27 12:40:48
The intro was super muddy, but it did open up nicely into an upbeat synth rock piece. I agree with an earlier comment that this would fit in well at a football game. It doesn't deviate from the original very much struturally, but it is the perfect length, and the dramatic conclusionfits very well. I'd have prefered some higher quality synths, because the arrangement is great, but for what it is, it's an enjoyable piece of music.
on 2005-01-02 12:16:34
...I wish this guy would mix some more stuff. A definite download.
I agree. This remix has some repetitions. But I can believe that this work is very pleasant. The game was good... at the time.
on 2004-11-05 06:21:49
This sounds like something you'd hear at the superbowl. Very energetic and a great mix. 9/10
on 2004-02-19 02:37:08
oh yes..... this is good.... it makes mouths happy!
Totally agreed. In matters of making me smile, this is one of the best, second only to djpretzel's "Altered Beast Resurrection by Breakbeat".
on 2003-12-29 07:55:45
Very enjoyable, i used to play Golden Axe quite abit on the old MegaDrive but unfortunately i sold the game like a dumbass. I remember riding the giant lizards, the skeletons rising from the cobbled ground and the endless amount of magic that Flare had! This brings back memories and very pleasant one's. Good drumbeat all the way through, not too keen on the intro however. The techno introduction along with the similar GA soundtrack with drumbeat its pretty neat. I like the point at about 1:35 and at the end where it sounds like a giant gong - very nice touch.
on 2003-05-16 03:37:19
ok this kicks ass i was listening to the other G.A remix and couldn't pinpoint the song but now i definitely recall it. *sigh* such good memories. Anyone remember golden axe 2? we need some more remixes!
on 2003-04-08 16:19:58
The mix rules enough said! Brings back old memories when i used to play this game with my dad
on 2002-11-21 14:48:05
Great selection, by Jose, the man with the silver beast (triton). It's a shame this rearranger hasn't submitted new work lately, as his stuff is always a good and enjoyable listen. This mix is no different. I think the reverb is at times a bit too much for this genre. Still, a definitely good mix to add to one's collection.
I wish this guy would mix some more stuff. A definite download.
on 2002-05-26 19:21:11
Golden Axe 'Golden Axe 2002'
This one could use some major EQ work, especially in the intro - sounds to me like higher frequencies are almost nonexistent! I also detected some clipping, which got annoying. Still, this is a very enjoyable remix - actually sounds like some of djp's stuff in terms of style. I would definitely recommend this, but tell Jose Acosta to get into the processing end of things first!
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Golden Axe (Sega
, 1989,
ARC)
Music by Y.T
- Songs:
- "Wilderness"
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