ReMix: Lemmings 'LetsGoDance'
Wow - only our second ReMix from newcomer AYREZ, but already he's brandishing some mean skills. This technodance ReMix of Lemmings used some GREAT synth patches I need to get my hands on - the lead is a really great filtered and seemingly phased oscillator-sync type timbre that basically makes the entire track. That one sound alone wouldn't have been enough, obviously - AYREZ uses it to great effect, on top of pumping, elastic offbeat / onbeat bass and a simple but tried and true and high quality dance drum track. There's also the more sedate countermelody synth, the delicate, echoed arpeggios, and as a nice touch the classic 'Let's Go!' sample. It's all here, friends. Worth mentioning also is the percussive synth slightly to the right that's used throughout as part of the drum track but does have a constant, independent pitch - it's an unusual and flavorful touch, something you might not expect. Fastidiously constructed, euphoric dance fun as only the Lemmings and AYREZ can bring you - very listenable, highly recommended.
― djpretzel
This song is so freaking addictive! It has like a 300+ count in my
iTunes. lmfao. Love it, love it, love it.
(This is like my theme song for Six Flags) :-D :<
- Vann the Turk on May 29, 2009
Really awesome, catchy mix that I catch myself dancing to every
time I listen to it. Great job.
- Lucentas on December 6, 2008
There's something to be said for how often we tend to
overcomplicate things. This provides a wonderful contrast; simple,
bouncy, and fun. Very enjoyable.
- DragonAvenger on November 16, 2008
Straightforward but enjoyable, I would like it a lot more if there
wasn't the dissonance right after the modulation. Whatever it is,
it is far in the background and is in a different (maybe the
original) key.
Overall a very cheerful remix; my favorite kind.
The melody near the end is great. :)
- OA on February 22, 2007
An another happy lemming remix? Alrighty then! Let´s dance!
Nice choices of synths, the beats are cool, and same goes for the
rhytm. I don´t know much else to say than it was a nice idea to add
those muppety lemming voices into this.
- Bummerdude on November 4, 2005
Fantastic! I played Lemmings all the time and you have done it more
than justice, you've glorified it! An absolutely stunning piece.
The "let's go!" at :55 is a perfect transition into the broken
trance synth. Really, You did an awesome job on this. I only post
for the ones I absloutley love, and you got it! Keep it up, I want
more!
- Ayres on July 28, 2005
I never got into lemmings too much, but i got this song a while
ago, the freakin tune is always in my head. Thanx :)
- Nowitstimetodie on June 17, 2005
i like this alot :)
- jamie on June 16, 2003
Ya know, in general I don't care too much for the simple
straightforward rave-techo beat that goes on here...... yet for
some reason I dig this remix quite a bit. I dunno, maybe it's cause
I loved the game, but there's just something about this that's
happy and bouncy. I listen too closely, and I see that the synths
are out of tune and the beat barely changes, but in the
background... it's quite smileyable. Yep. Nice.
-Mazedude
- Mazedude on December 8, 2002
I have to totally agree with evilhead in everyway :D
This remix has to be my fav in this site and this re-mix is great
... i recommend this to all :p
- FLy HiGh on July 13, 2002
Sorry dude, but I'm going to have to totally disagree with you
there... This track is *WONDERFUL*! In fact, its my favorite remix
on this whole site! The production is perfect; it sounds great on a
good car stereo! The upbeat nature of this song is very
listenable... in fact, I've listened to it a million times and I've
yet to tire of it! I really love the unique chord changes in this
one, and the variation at 2'04" is all that is good about the 80's.
AYREZ uses effects very well in this song, and I couldn't see any
improvements to be made at all! And the true test: I made my friend
who isn't really even into electronic music, let alone game
remixes, and he loved it, made HIS friend download it! A
masterpiece that all should download and burn!!
- Evilhead on June 17, 2002
Lemmings 'Let's Go Dance'
Ayrez covers possibly the most recognizable/memorable theme from
Lemmings. Can't say I cared much for the cover, though... possibly
because it's pretty basic as techno goes. it's technically not bad,
just not anything special. I would say the highlight is the
well-used lemming sample, which should serve as an example of how
to use the same sample in a single song... namely, *sparingly*.
Overall, not bad, but probably not worth a download unless you're
desperate for Lemmings tunage.
- orkybash on May 31, 2002
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