This one's sort of a bummer for me personally, simply because somewhere deep down inside I think I wanted to have the first Street Fighter Alpha (aka Zero) ReMix on the site... I'm particularly partial to the series, and it was definitely on my list to cover and will remain so in spite of this excellent, lively submission from Marc Star that both addresses the need for some SFA love - in this case SFA2 - while also giving us a funky, Sakura booty-shakin' jam. Funk guitars abound over a heavy 4/4 kick-driven house/dance groove with a tight, deep bass, as nice filtered synth chords (like the quicker doublespeed break in the pattern as a lead-in on these) start things off. The piano that eventually takes over for the melody is mixed a little low, and I'd say the drums and bass in general overpower it a bit too much. Later we get some crunchy guitar thrown into the mix as well. Now, on to the one detail that might make or break it for you, depending: vocal samples from the one and only Sakura are rhythmically integrated into the mix. This annoyed a couple of the judges; however, I can't count myself in their company. Perhaps, as someone who played the hell out of SFA and SFA3 (not so much two, but Sakura's in three, too, so...) I'm used to hearing her shouts repeated ad infinitum, and thus don't mind. And Marc Star has done an ace job of making them rhythmically fit into the arrangement. My general opinion of the Street Fighter series' music, be it 2, Alpha, Three, etc., is that they're harder tracks to mix, so I also ad some adjustment for that. But I don't think this ReMix needs it - it keeps getting better each time I listen to it, and it does conjure images of Sakura doing her infamous booty dance victory pose, shaking her young, firm.... but that's beside the point. Whether an SFA diehard like myself or not, this is a pretty accessible, enjoyable, funky mix. Though it's a little repetitive, the shtuff it's repeating is quality house with enough polish and creativity to warrant multiple go-rounds. Been waiting for a quality Street Fighter Alpha series mix to come along and beat my dream of having the first such mix on the site into a bloody pulp, and I'm not disappointed that this is the mix to do it. Good stuff.
― djpretzel
I could understand why someone could get sick of the voice samples,
but this was still cool. With a nice laid-back groove, this was
actually my introduction to Sakura's classic theme since I've never
played Street Fighter Alpha 2 (only 1 & 3). Solid stuff!
- Liontamer on February 22, 2009
This song really is groovy. As many SF remixes the Remixer puts in
sounds from the game wich makes it even better. Dont really got
much to say more than this song is damn good and deserves a 5/5.
keep it up mate!
- Knotan on February 27, 2006
This is a really upbeat jazzy remix. You would expect to find this
type of music in KoF, yet Marc Star brings it to Street Fighter in
grand fashion. While some people may not like the sakura sound
clips in the song, I wouldn't want to imagine it without them.
- Seph on May 28, 2005
Ah Sakura's theme, timeless and a sweet track.
Its pretty much what got me hooked to how her style was goin in her
first debut.
*gotta boogie! This is a nice remix.
Dance Sakura! Dance!
- Kadosho on January 10, 2005
When I first started listening, from about :15 to :30 it seemed
off-key or something... I don't know, it just didn't seem right.
The rest of it after that I liked though (and the vocal add-ons
were well-used too, didn't seem to get annoying to me), and after
repeated listens that beginning sounded just fine. I dunno, maybe I
was just listening for a different style of music at the time and
was caught off guard.
Yeah, this is some good stuff. I like it.
- benevolensaurus on January 9, 2005
I love this song, the vocals didn't piss me off and the piano
didn't sound out of place for me, maybe I'm just not as judgemental
or smart as anyone else.
- Brim on December 20, 2004
I really like the vocals, they are my favorite part of the mix, and
I've never even played any of the SF games except for the first
one. Of course, one reason I'm partial to the vocals is I've got a
thing for Japanese women. I really like the phrase she says at the
end. It sounds sexy, regardless of what she's saying.
- SubSpecies23 on December 9, 2004
OH man! hot sh*t! first off wicked high quality, quick beat, well
made and not repetitive. Vocals are excellent addition.
<3!!
Then to top it all off, it has a pretty wicked solo in the middle-
hot DAMN. HIGHLY reccomended.
- Carboman on October 31, 2004
This definitely will be added to my list of house music. I was sure
of it from the moment I heard that bass kick. And the wah-wah added
to the guitar is very good and authentic-sounding. The only thing
that falls flat here is the piano. It sounded like it was recorded
separately. The piano did sound better in part B, but otherwise it
felt too dry. The voice samples weren't annoying at all; I'm used
to hearing house mixes that pile on the vocals.
This is some cool stuff Mr. Star has going here. I wish he had made
a full-length version that's more 'mixable'. :)
- JustChris on August 2, 2004
I'm by no means a musical expert and have never posted a review
before, but I love good music and know what rocks my socks. First
of all, musically, I love the funky house approach. But really, the
samples are perfectly selected and implimented. They make the piece
so fun and just aren't used enough in fighter game mixes, if you
ask me. =D Top notch job, sir!
Oh and djp (if you're reading this), I would definately love to
hear your take on any SFA tunage, as you hinted in the
comments.
[i]"Go for it, maaaaaaaan!"[/i]
Some SFA3 announcer samples would be devine, hint hint. ;)
- duck king on May 30, 2004
I am a bit partial, but honestly I think this mix would be crap
without the vocal.. The beat is okay, You can still dance to
it...and the fact that Sakura is :P~~~~
- EvilRyu38 on March 17, 2004
Obviously, anyone who thought the voices were annoying are people
who don't play Street Fighter. But I'm sure this is made for the SF
sakura fans; this is a fun and rocking track! The voice samples
puts a smile on my face. Awesome job MarcStar!
- vknightbd on March 9, 2004
As one of the judges pointed out (I think it was The Wingless) we
have trance up the anus here at the site, but not a whole lot of
house, let alone GOOD house. I have some friends here locally that
are house djs and this sounds like something they would spin in
their set. I liked the voice samples even though I seem to be in
the minority here. It captures the essence of house, a booty
shakin', slammin' good time. My only complaint is that the piano
feels a bit out of place, but I'm not sure what I would have put
there instead, so it'll have to do. :)
- the biz on March 1, 2004
I really enjoyed the mix, really cool, dance material, and I found
the voice FX quite cute and enjoyable! :D
Good mix!
- Sir Harmony on February 29, 2004
I agree with Shonen there. That Sakura (my 2nd fav SF char) voice
FX was beautiful, man....no way its annoying, no way...maybe you
don't like Sakura or something, I dunno...but keep up the good
work!
- SetzerGabbiani on February 26, 2004
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