ReMix: Bomberman 'Bomberfuzz'

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This is a very memorable and catchy lil Prodigy-esque techno mix from newcomer Fuzz, extremely well-suited to the cute-n-chaos style of the Bomberman series. Simply put: it rocks. Using very evocative, well-mixed synth textures, fantastic rhythmic Japanese cutesy vocal samples, heavy techno drums, and breaking down into a major-key interlude for the main melody and then back into the jive with a beautiful "Speedu Up!" sample, it's just pure, rockin' fun. Like I said, it truly captures all that is manic, spontaneous, lightning-quick, cute, and fun about the Bomberman games, for me. It's almost like playing the damn game. Plus it comes full-circle for the ending, and probably "vitalizes body and mind" more than three Red Bulls in a row (which I've tried and can attest to). Yatta - highly recommended, and I'm now waiting for Fuzz's next piece.

― djpretzel

Discussion: Latest 15 comments/reviews; view the complete thread or post your own.

This has a very strong Viewtiful Joe sound to it, what with the catchy speed music and the anime voices screaming various phrases. Very reminiscent, even though the mix precedes the game.
I loved the mix, to tell the truth. The voices didn't grate on me at all, and they especially didn't do anything but enhance the melody for me. It's a great, fast moving piece that I always get a little surprised at when it appears on my playlist. It's also quite infectious, in the best way possible of course.

- Marmiduke on December 30, 2008

Ahh, what an energetic remix. The voices freak out our cats. The "bombu"-section has them too loud perhaps, I can take it but I can definitely understand why many find them irating. Otherwise the voices are used excellently and provide plenty of motion into an already high-speeding piece. Great work (and props for Fast Tracking!), I too wish Fuzz had more tracks on this site.
--Eino

- evktalo on December 5, 2007

I disliked the vocals (They are ok, but there are too many of them), and this song clips something FIERCE on my setup.
It's a shame, this song rocks otherwise.

- Drack on June 16, 2006

this is cool and those japanese volcals show want i think bomberman sounds like

- hyperlink6556 on June 6, 2006

One of the few remixes that got the remixing part right. This isn't just a retelling, this is a REMIX. It faintly resembles the original, but the original elements override all to get the little bopping original into the rough, distorted, fast world that this song creates. This is one of the few songs that is not only a great remix, but actually a great remix.

- The Vagrance on March 21, 2006

I like everything about this one. Fast, driving beat, humorous sound effects, and great instrumentation. 9.5/10

- Shwenky on September 12, 2005

Really like this remix. Someone actually made an AMV (Anime Music Video) to this song, you can go find it at www.animemusicvideos.org .

- CDRandom on July 14, 2005

Wow. Now that is just a sweet tune. Very well done, fuzz. By that, I mean excellent. And by that, I mean I love it.

- Arnexium on January 10, 2005

The Bomberman voice confuses me in respect of this remix. For me it passes an ackward message. Fuzz is a good remixer, but this voice annoys me!

- Txai on December 14, 2004

1 word... WTF?!?! this song is rather... interesting!
gotta love the voice samples, but still man...
i love the song in general, still a bit weird tho

- Cheeszeman_ on October 11, 2004

From what I can tell, the voice samples in that one section are calling out different colors of bombs:
"Shiro bomu" (white bomb)
"Aka bomu" (red bomb)
"Kuro bomu" (black bomb)
"Ao bomu" (blue bomb)
And of course, the other samples are "Bomber Man!", "Hyper Bomber!", "Speed Up!", and "Yatta!". :)
Of course, this is from someone who knows only a little bit of Japanese, so take it with a grain of salt...

- codeman38 on October 10, 2004

YATTA!! I love it, I love it, I looooove it!!!

- misao on June 21, 2004

Although this song is drawn out a tad, it truely has the touch of attention. Great job, it makes me want to stay awake and not cover my ears.

- SegaMon on February 2, 2004

Man, I just love this song! This was one of the first songs I played here on OCRemix, and when I heard this, I was hooked. It's a shame Fuzz never submitted any other Remixes.

- BlackPhantom on November 4, 2003

almost sounds like Eiffel 65 combined with Animutation combined with fast paced DBZ games.. not sure what to say.. it's O K.. definitely one of the more energetic songs.. i give it a :nicework:

- djBOB on October 17, 2003

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