ReMix: Knuckles' Chaotix 'DoorIntoSummer'
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Embarassing confession time - I bought a Sega 32x for FULL PRICE when it was out. Yeah. Actually, I bought the Atari Jaguar for full price as well. I don't wanna talk about it . . . at the time, though, I *could* claim two things: 1. I had a damn perfect version of Space Harrier for my 32x and 2. I had Tempest 2000, with one of the best cartridge techno scores ever. I was pimpin'. Now, of course, I look back and laugh at these systems that had only a few select games worth even considering, neither of which went anywhere. Knuckles Chaotix was one of the games that made the 32x at least a little appealing. It wasn't quite up to snuff with the other Sonics in the gameplay department, but it had bright, nice, happy graphics, and bright, nice, happy music, and also lots of strange animals like this weird but friendly crocodile thing. I remember it being REALLY easy, too, so for me and ma limited skillz, it was fun. Joe's ReMix captures much of that fun, open, free spirit in his trademark Vocalwriter style. Lead melody covered by a clarinet-esque solo, backed by chords and rather nice brass lines in a light jazz / pop format. Joe knew to capitalize on the strong main melody, so everything plays off that. Whole piece is rather pleasant through and through - I would have liked different drums, as the hi hats are a little grainy and intrusive and are not on par with the rest of the elements, but I enjoyed it nonetheless and think you will too.
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