Well, although I prefer The Rabbit Joint's remix because it's just so damn zany, here's my OWN remix of the two central Zelda themes, in a jungle/techno style, with some orchestral elements as well. I think it turned out fairly well; at first I wanted to do more work with the chord progression, but I opted instead for a more ambient, lonely rendition of the melody, with some cool loop manipulation + stereo panning effects . . . hope you enjoy . .
― djpretzel
Poppin!...That's the way that I'd define the peppy style of this
peace. Very cool timbre too.
- ArchangelMurphy on October 27, 2006
This is my favorite version of the classic zelda theme. Its
absolutely the best! Its begining is amazing I just love it ^-^
- Blooe on May 1, 2006
Yes I'll have to agree with all of you. The Flute solo kicks. At
least it kicks a lot more than my moped does. I just had to boost
up the volume to the max. This song rocks.
- TheAverageJoe on February 28, 2006
^ Ditto. The flute solo was what made me love this remix, so
creative, and it takes the already amazing tamber of the remix to
an even more exciting level. Perfect for dancing! Need I say more?!
- lady zelda on January 15, 2006
I love this song...but for some reason I got its name confused with
the stupid singing one, called town mix.....again, I don't know
why......but ya, great song and everything. the flute solo is great
too. I personally hate it when I hear too much techno, so I can't
repeat this song too much. I much rather hear all of my favorites
then one of them over and over again....
- Heyjohnny on August 12, 2005
One word: REPEAT!
- Inu-chan on August 12, 2005
Okay.... The rest of the song, yeah, it's good, but straight-up
pales in comparison to the flute solo, and I haven't heard much
past 2:45 'cuz I keep getting bored and jumping back to the flute
solo. Hey, DJP, I don't suppose you have a nifty little PDF of the
sheet music for that sitting around, do you? ^_^ I'm a flutist and
I'd love to be able to play that. So yeah. If you're reading
this.... *jumps back to flute solo AGAIN* DOWNLOAD IT NOW! It's
badass, and if DJP gets me the sheet music, I will finally be able
to prove to the band that flute does indeed kick more ass than
tuba. I'll stop typing now, it's distracting me from that AWESOME
flute solo.
- SixthFlyingMan on May 1, 2005
I didn't like this song the first time I listened to it. I do like
the jazzy flute solo in the middle, but the excess beeping in the
background is about to drive me nuts. I like it when it mellows out
after the solo, but then it goes right back to the beginning.
- Marin on February 19, 2005
I first downloaded this mix ... between '00-'02. I can't remember
when. I was in college and was doing random searches for VG remixes
(whenever it was it was way before I discovered OCR) and came
across this mix. I don't remember the name of the file, but I still
have it on a couple mix CD's never knowing to whom to attribute
this mix until now.
I was going through all the Zelda mixes I've dl'ed and recognized
the beat and flute solo and was like, "Holy crap, it's that funky
middle-eastern Zelda mix!" The flute reminds me of the middle east.
At first I was stoked that it was actually from OCR and I figured
it'd be by an unknown. But right there on the playlist it says
"djpretzel". The facilitator of this site has stunned me once
again.
So why do I like this mix? The first few times I listened I didn't
cuz I couldn't get past the intro. I honestly felt it was kind of
lame. But then I listened to it all the way through and discovered
it to be quite unique. I think the flute solo is what sells it. It
just comes out of nowhere, and as I stated before it gives it kind
of an ethnic feel. Somehow the story (or Legend I guess) of the
Zelda games became that much more real to me in terms of imagining
what it'd look like played out in real life.
So I have no technical praise or anything except to say I like it a
lot and it has some good memories attached to it.
DJP, please continue to rock on.
- LuckyXIII on October 26, 2004
*MP*Evil_Cartman wrote: lol man, this ended up
on kazaa as [i]"Zelda - Dance Remix.mp3"[/i] 8O
EDIT:
YAY, My 50th Post!!!
Wow, why doesn't anyone ever credit OC Remix on Kazaa?
Great song, Dave. I'd like to hear more from you.
As for the 50th post: :nicework:
- A-RoN on October 15, 2004
hey, good job DJpretzel its a nice solid tune... i often find
myself listning to this just for kicks... not bad! (ooh, flute solo
= fun for the whole family)
- Cheeszeman_ on September 28, 2004
I like this tune, the drum work is nice, and the bass sample really
drives the tune. The arabic part with the samples was cool, as was
the very convincing flute solo. The breakdown is sweet too. Good
job.
- MrNemo on August 30, 2004
Nice....really nice. I particularly like the flute solo in the
middle of the piece, and I also like how it starts off kinda soft
and calm, then gets a funky beat to it...great job!
- ladykaiyu on November 13, 2003
At first listening, this sounds like its going to be soft, then it
gets a funky drum beat. Honestly, it took me a few listenings to
figure out if I liked it or not and yea, i do. Its diffrent, keeps
the original feel of the music whilst expanding on it. The little
arabian nights thing that was thrown in at 1:35 sounded good and
captured my attention again just as it was starting to fade. Good
piece.
- madjik2k on November 4, 2003
Link has pointy ears. Zelda has pointy ears. Thus, they are both
Hylian. End of story.
Anyway, DJP has a great mix here, dunno why some of you guys don't
like the funk drums, but it could just be the headphones.
87.5%
- Corporal Eschebone on September 9, 2003
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