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Rock This Water Planet Music, by Joseph Collins

  • Rating: 7

Description

Hey, look! Another arrangement.

I picked the Lagunicus theme(Jazz Jackrabbit‘s “SongCD8” from Episode C(a CD-only episode), World 3, for those who don’t know) for this particular remix. I also decided to try and turn it into a metal-sounding, mixed-emotional song. I failed. But I still think this is worth a listen. It’s obviously nowhere near my best quality, but it’s kind of tough to make anything worth listening to when you get inspired, but don’t have the inspiration to use that inspiration. . . . It makes sense to me. Anyway. . . Enjoy.

Credits & Acknowledgements

Robert A. Allen

Contains 1 Files

JJSongC8.S3M Rock Water Planet 232.05 kB

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    MSB3000 20 Mar 2005, 00:19

    7

    WHAT THE O MY HOLY COW!?

    this song is just plain wierd!

    the drumbeat sounds like it went to the dark side of funky! and it’s too slow!
    and i actually can’t really hear too much how it’s related to lagunicus.

    this would be a good song for a level of weird things

    i gives you a 7 for effort

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    mirrow 16 Mar 2005, 22:48

    Comparing with earlier works I think your attempt to realism has improved. Your metal sounds are realistic and i think to a little extend the Laginuicus from the CD-only episode(only known to the real fellows) are also verbally touched. You tried obvious to spread emotions, I must admit i had quite strong emotions after listening to the tune. Another Key issue is your use of beats. I believe everyone must listen to it himself. The beats reflect the peak of inspiration in my opinion; not just a A B A B beat scheme but more a A A A A beat scheme know from Electrics earlier works, which you will find on his website. If I would interprete this song into colours it reminds me of Violet’s amazing pinkish violetish tileset with its fade and platonic arrangement between the tiles. This is mainly because of your sound wave distortions between the denser effects which you used very well in this track.I believe this music makes mathematically highly sense. It is a typically oldschool style between Coldplay and Jennifer Lopez beats. Very risky but successfully used. Bravissimo.derob.
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    DanYjel 14 Mar 2005, 23:39

    you apparentely think you are funny. and i am apparentely confused because i dont know where is this song from.

    Sonyk 15 Mar 2005, 04:17

    It sounds only vaguely like Lagunicus. The insturments don’t really do much justice to it either.