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In one of our longest comebacks ever, Rize rises again with our first ReMix from CV:AoS and his first submission since November of 2002. To give you some perspective: some of you weren't even ALIVE back then. The Internet hadn't even been invented yet.. we made submissions available via 8-track tapes and circulated these in an elaborate underground community, and the only game that was available to ReMix was Pong, so every mix sounded rather the same. 100% true. In other less hyperbolic words, Mr. Trammell certainly has vet status and credibility as one of the earlier rock/guitar artists on the site, and it's great to see him back. Rize writes:
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'I recorded this for the October DoD competition where it got 3rd place. This version has an updated EQ and mix since I didn't have enough time to finish it to the best of my abilities by the competition deadline. I wish I could make the whole thing a tad louder, but I can't without distorting the hell out of it. As is, it's comparable to 80's era Metallica in volume.'
Sweet. So the judges' thread tells the sordid tale of our initial grappling with the first version David sent in. Essentially, it borrowed rather extensively and verbatimally (poetic license) from a Megadeth intro, which in turn was loosely inspired by Bach's famous Toccata. Some argued that because Megadeth were arranging public domain material in the first place, it was fair game. Free download virtual dj 7. 4 latest update 2014. Some argued that the Megadeth was almost identical to the Bach anyways, so it shouldn't matter. This was clearly a situation where I needed to step in and get my djp on, as any way you cut it, such extensive (and relatively unaltered) usage of non-game material wasn't kosher. Such a decision isn't really a reflection on Rize's decision to use it in the first place: it worked quite well, actually. It's just an artifact of our standards, which sounds trivial but ultimately is what the site is all about. Issues like these usually have one of two effects on people: they shake their heads in amazement at our anal retentive adherence to policy.. OR.. they accept that each site has its own thing going, that OCR has a definition in place of what it's looking for, and they resubmit a modified piece. Thankfully Rize fell into that second category, and I have to say, I think his piece works just as well without the extended MegaBach homage intro.
There's still plenty of homage going on, though, both to the original and to the 80's metal band of your choice. Rize certainly hasn't lost any of his original energy or chops, and both come shining through in this aggressive rock arrangement that takes off right out of the gate and never lets up. Malcos writes:
'The guitar playing is excellent here, and the arrangement is great. Production is good, I think any difference here from more a contemporary sound is due to the mixer going for an 80's sound. I don't feel that volume is an issue technically, only stylistically..I'm going to yes this as everything is above the bar for me. However if DJP feels that the use of the Megadeth track was too much, then I accept that.'
.. and I did. David actually sent in an edited version before we even asked for one, in an odd coincidence. Thanks to him for making such a badass mix in the first place and for modifying it a tad, and thanks to Larry for catching an issue with a judges panel decision that clearly required an intervention & standards clarification. We don't really allow mashups with non-vg material to the extent the original constituted; it's not that such concepts aren't interesting, musical, and worthwhile, it's just that OCR has always emphasized the arrangement of video game music specifically as our focus, and significant external sources dilute that emphasis and our definition of what a 'ReMix' is. But I digress (and soapbox, too) - this is a great track that I actually prefer sans-intro and which firmly establishes that in six years Rize hasn't forgotten how to rock the hell out.
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