AmIEvil was overdue for another ReMix, being a veteran contributor who has shown not only consistent quality but consistent versatility in mixing and switching genres. This Zelda 2 ReMix is an eclectic mix - a laid back hip-hop drum groove with a nice deep kick, shakers, an occasional snap + snare, a happy organ riff that repeats, and . . . an accordion on the lead melody? Played live on the real thing by AmIEvil himself, no less. And a nice bell pad, and pizzicato strings, and a synth bass later on, and a mono-slide sinewave synth lead that solos. Like I said, eclectic - BUT, all the ingredients make an omelette that is in the end quite tasty, again getting back to versatility and the ability to incorporate many varying elements into a coherent and cohesive package. Enough talk - a nice chill, download it.
― djpretzel
Definitely not what I expected when I saw it was by AmIEvil, but a
very welcome mix on my headphones. The sound field was very sparse,
but it works very well, and puts more attention on the performance.
I thought the synths changed the mood pretty drastically, but I can
dig it. Due to my general hyperactivity, this isn't a mix i'd
listen to often, unless it was bedtime, but it's very quality. If
you are the relaxed type, this will be one of your favorites. :-)
- OA on January 15, 2008
I liked Z 2, however I had mixed feelings about the original source
material. I don't know anything about the "music sheet measures",
all I know is that the melody topped out at about 5 or 10 seconds
in length.
This mix on the other hand, puts a new feel to that oh-so-short
melody, and breaths new life into it. I'm sure if the original
could mimic the style, it would have been much less annoying. I
keep imagining this song being played in some laid-back European
(Italian?) bar.
- GrrDraxin on May 28, 2007
chthonic wrote: There should be more reviews of
this song.
Yep. This just came up on random, definitely one of the forgotten
gems. Minimalist at its best.
- watkinzez on October 14, 2006
There should be more reviews of this song.
Simply put, it's catchy, miminal, and funky as hell.
Love it love it love it.
- chthonic on May 4, 2006
Ha! Nice shot with the accordian. Supporting synths coming in at
1:23 weren't my cup of tea. Simple as hell, but the lead
instrumentation there was an excellent choice. Nice break at 1:54
as well to keep things fresh, along with the second changeup at
2:04. Nice groove overall, Stefan. [/groove bias]
- Liontamer on May 4, 2006
Wow, this is great!
I remember this song. I didn't like it much in the game but now I
can't get it out of my head!
- jordex on October 28, 2004
Wow. I really can't say enough good things about this. I've only
recently finished playing Zelda 2 (Zelda Collector's Edition + Hori
digital controller = awesomeness, btw), and this track has been
looping for several hours tonight. That mellow organ-and-accordian
groove-- against all the odds-- fits so well with that peculiar,
adventurous feel of the game. For someone who's still got Darknuts
and Eagle Knights bouncing through their head, this track is
absolutely priceless. It's a must-have track for Zelda 2 fans of
both the long-suffering and the recently converted varieties.
- Ashgad on February 23, 2004
I love this! :D I was a little skeptical about the accordian before
I heard it.... now I think of it like this: Listening to some
slow-groove techno while walking down the streets of Paris. Good
stuff. The organs are nice too ;) Hehe, and that shaker and
pizzacato string at the beginning. :D lol, and glockenspiels. Cool.
8)
- kirbenvost on February 2, 2004
AmIEvil has some nice stuff on OCR, and this piece is definitely
one of them. Nice piece...and I like the accordion bit:-)
- ladykaiyu on November 13, 2003
What the hell is this! one of the dumbest remixes I ever had to
listen to. PlZ don't ever make one of these things again I Beg of U
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! I mean come on, R U really trying? 8O
- DarkLion on November 9, 2003
Wow, I'm shocked there are only two reviews for this one...
Excellent song, just another reason why AmIEvil kicks ass. Download
it!
- Evilhead on April 2, 2003
I love both. This is a great song, I used it in one of my movies,
and I love it so much i can't believe I had not written a review
for it already. I thought I had. I want more stuff like this.
- Woffester on September 7, 2002
Zelda 2 'Hipccordian'
I didn't like this game one bit. I thought that the side scrolling
was a serious down fall on the part of Nintendo, and not only that
but I found the game to be way too hard (maybe because I sucked?).
This mix, on the other hand, I can relate too. I click the organ,
the accordion, and that smooth wind instrument. Good job, AmIEviL,
keep this stuff coming.
- Ginnsu on May 23, 2002
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