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'''[http://www.n-philes.com/features.php?id=229 "Interview with OC ReMix's djpretzel"], John Ondrey, February 17, 2006''' | '''[http://www.n-philes.com/features.php?id=229 "Interview with OC ReMix's djpretzel"], John Ondrey, February 17, 2006''' | ||
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=== Ars Technica === | === Ars Technica === | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 7 January 2009
- Read more: 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 1999-2003
- For media inquiries (interviews, articles, conventions), please contact us at press@ocremix.org.
- For recognition and representation within the games industry, please see Industry Recognition.
2006
Computer Music (UK)
"The Ultimate Lead Sound", #105, pages 36-40, Paul "nervous_testpilot" Taylor (uncredited), October 2006 (released September 21, 2006)
User Friendly
"Link of the Day: The soundtrack of a mis-spent youth", J.D. Frazer, September 12, 2006
Game Music Radio
"The Next Level", #9 ("The Megas and zircon & pixietricks of VGDJ.net"), Brian "Galvatron" DiDomenico & Becky "Aktrez" Young, September 11, 2006
Music 4 Games
"OverClocked ReMix releases Chipamp", David "djpretzel" Lloyd, August 29, 2006
Chipamp: Press release.
GameDaily
"The Emergence of Video Game Musicians", Robert Workman, August 23, 2006
Hipster, please!
"Reverence Through ReMixing", Z., August 15, 2006
Otakon
"OverClocked ReMix", Baltimore Convention Center (Panel 4, 10AM), Baltimore, MD, August 4, 2006
- Presenters: djpretzel (David Lloyd), Geoffrey Taucer (Jeremy Waters), Liontamer (Larry Oji), pixietricks (Jillan Goldin), zircon (Andrew Aversa)
- Performance: Chrono Trigger "Town Life" ~ djpretzel (David Lloyd), Geoffrey Taucer (Jeremy Waters) [arranging "Peaceful Days", originally composed by Yasunori Mitsuda]
- Performance: Chrono Trigger "The Place We Knew" ~ pixietricks (Jillan Goldin), zircon (Andrew Aversa) [originally arranged by Reuben Kee, arranging "To Far Away Times", originally composed by Yasunori Mitsuda]
Game Music Radio
"The Next Level", #8 ("Push Start and djpretzel"), Brian "Galvatron" DiDomenico & Becky "Aktrez" Young, July 23, 2006
GameSetWatch
"GameSetInterview: OC ReMix's djpretzel", Alistair Wallis, July 5, 2006
The Entertainment Depot
"Tommy Tallarico, Composer/Producer of Video Games Live, chats with EntDepot", Jayson "Arcubalis" Napolitano, June 28, 2006
Earthworm Jim Anthology
IGN.com
"Time Warp: Sonic Turns 15", Douglass C. Perry, June 23, 2006
Hedgehog Heaven
GoNintendo
"GoNintendo interview: Tommy Tallarico's Earthworm Jim project", Kevin "RawmeatCowboy" Cassidy, June 14, 2006
Earthworm Jim Anthology
GamesAreFun.com
"Tommy Tallarico reveals Earthworm Jim music remix project", Richard "drumlord" Brownell, June 11, 2006
Earthworm Jim Anthology
Music 4 Games
"OverClocked ReMix releases Street Fighter II Turbo remix project", June 7, 2006
Blood on the Asphalt: Press release.
GameSetWatch
"Video Games Live Gets OC ReMix Podcast", Simon "simonc" Carless, June 7, 2006
Video Games Live
Meet and Greet, Merriam Theater, Philadelphia, PA, June 3, 2006
Game Informer
"Listen Up!", #157, page 119, May 2006
GameSetWatch
"Follin's Prime Gone, Not Forgotten - Remixers", Simon "simonc" Carless, April 30, 2006
Dirge for the Follin
FSView / Florida Flambeau
"Remixes clock in", Richard Snyder, April 13, 2006
Game.EXE (Russia)
#3, DVD insert, March 2006
Chrono Symphonic
N-Philes
"Interview with OC ReMix's djpretzel", John Ondrey, February 17, 2006
Gamasutra
"Media Consumption: Raven Software's Jim Shepard", Brandon Sheffield, February 10, 2006
Ars Technica
"Remixed versions of your favorite Chrono Trigger songs. Go on, don't click this. Try it", Ben Kuchera, January 7, 2006
Chrono Symphonic
Racketboy
"Free Gaming MP3s to Expand Your Musical Horizons", Nick "Racketboy" Reichert, January 2, 2006
