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Bombjack - arranged by nightwolfReview by Double_maggic, 12/04/2016 Fery nice and funny arrangement, but too short, the rest of the tune need to be added… |
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Battle Ships - arranged by BonySoftReview by 680xx, 09/04/2016 Been listening to this song over and over for the last hour. Too bad it isn't longer because it's awesome. |
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Magnetic - arranged by BeeZerkReview by Ljubisa, 23/03/2016 Great feeling for changing tempo and amplitude.It deserves respect by all means. A little bit longer than usual but the quality of tune approves the lenght. |
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Tristesse - arranged by MRTReview by P.G.G., 23/03/2016 I do listen oftenly musicians on this website and so far MRT(Tomasz Inglot) is one of the top notch arrangers. I can not stop listening his works every time I am free to listen. This newest Thomas Morgensen's 2016 remix is an extraordinary tune. Lovely. |
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Nutriment - arranged by moog (Sebastian Bachliñski)Review by spavatch, 14/02/2016 Excellent driving tune, especially suitable for grey dreary mornings. When you wake up subdued with many tall orders ahead then do yourself a favour and put it on, this thing is so uplifting it can work miracles 😊. |
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Tetris part 1 - arranged by KrakuReview by Grigul, 08/02/2016 Well, you all maybe have a tune or more where you hear only the first 5 seconds or so and you instantly know what game that is, where you played it in your past, where you've been at that time and so on. This one masterpiece is one of those. It's just requested on a live show on Slay Radio, while I'm writing another review here. I hadn't noticed that the DJ announced thist tune, but after the first seconds it shot through my mind - Tetris… before I looked, if it's really Tetris. Kraku, well done. Great Job. |
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Thing On A Spring (Coin-op Conversion Remix) - arranged by Martin DoddReview by LoadWB, 08/02/2016 Sticks to the original memorable tune with repetitive beats, nice body with flair. Easily recognized, easy to groove along, without unnecessary artistic flight-of-fancy. |
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Acid Burgher - arranged by Isacco Garcia PeveriReview by drm, 05/02/2016 It's experimental, it's hard electronics & it kind of reminds me of those little tune links that depeche mode do so well. The original sid is designed to be played on the MOS 8580. |
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Acid Burgher - arranged by Isacco Garcia PeveriReview by L0rd3vyL, 03/02/2016 Well, I've changed my opinion on this tune. After listening to the original SID, this is actually an improvement… I'm not saying I think it's good, but it's better than what I used to think it was. |
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Why Me - arranged by MordiReview by L0rd3vyL, 03/02/2016 Another great tune by Mordi. Beautiful sound all around. One of the best Mordi tunes I'v heard in a while 😊 |
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Acid Burgher - arranged by Isacco Garcia PeveriReview by Laci1971, 03/02/2016 I always try to think positive. Now the best I can write that the remix reached the quality of the original, but it wasn't too difficult. |
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Hard Wars - arranged by Pepe Pinapple offlineReview by Boz, 29/01/2016 Great production, in-yer-face drums, perfect instruments to go with the style of music. Unfortunately it's copyrighted to hell and back. |
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Parallax Title (Little Jester remake) - arranged by Little JesterReview by Zefrem23, 19/01/2016 To think one of the guys who made 'Reincarnation' (one of my favourite psychedelic dub tunes of all time) has done a version of my favourite C64 theme tune! It's truly a dream come true, you made my day man! |
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Suicide Express a la Hawkwind - arranged by JimmoReview by verm71, 04/01/2016 It has the occasional lyric reference, and mid-tune solo which hails back to the original, but the rest sounds a bit thrown together |
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Meanwhile the Planet (Fatten Sticazzi Edit) - arranged by DHSReview by SoundHelix, 04/01/2016 Sounds great! This really kicks ass. Love the acid part… Well done, happy to hear more. |
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Bruce Lee (youtube vid) - arranged by LukHashReview by PhotonSCX, 02/01/2016 Wet reverb at times, but transforms what is really a soundbite/jingle into a song with enough ideas to make it last. An achievement on its own. 😊 |
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Utopia Theme (Heroes and Cowards mix) - arranged by Roland Kaiser WilhelmReview by HansiHusten, 23/12/2015 Like it very much, keep up the good workHas a good feeling, mood is real nice Please write at least 15 words. I have already written 15 words: o and it still does not work Now maybe? No still not, maybe now? And again its still not allowing me to submit No and not again… sigh, come on And again still no joy My god how many lines do I need to make up to submit this? |
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Will You remember (Gone) - arranged by MRTReview by LaLa, 30/11/2015 What a wonderful, clean arrangement: not a single note that's wasted, not a single note that's useless.But what really makes this remix is the lyrics: it's a mix of touching eulogy and techno-romance that may not seem so out of place today in the age of smartphones and smart TVs - but this began 30 years ago when it was not fashionable and commonplace to be glued to computer screens. One cannot be NOT moved by the lyrics, and, of course, by the synthesized voice that sings it: that unmistakable Commodore speech engine. My only technical note is that I wish the voice was put more in front of the rest of the mix. A remarkable piece of nostalgia. Dziekuje, Tomasz! |
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Will You remember (Gone) - arranged by MRTReview by exocytosis, 25/11/2015 Will You Remember is, simply put, an amazing piece of work - the slew of string instruments in combination with the unmistakebly SID-esque synthesizer sound make for a great C64 cover all by itself. What really puts the icing on the cake and makes this song stand out is how its robot voice manages to convey feelings of despair, sorrow and sadness. With the expected technological singularity mere decades away, counting CPU cycles and juggling IRQs seem like a hazy memory of an age that briefly flashed before our eyes. With the impending society-wide introduction of super evolved computers that will forever change the world as we know it, I can see why our Commodore computers already urge us not to forget them, and plead for us to remember.And I will. I wouldn't be the same person if my great parents hadn't bought me my VIC-20 or my C128. I will remember. |
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Falcon Patrol II - arranged by PloughReview by Bronyboy30, 20/11/2015 This is so nice music its brings me back in time its even giving me tears in my eyes. Good job but i hoped for a 2-3 min longer =) But still love it. |
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Last Ninja 2 - The Sewers loader (FreeJitsu-Mix) - arranged by wk-oneReview by LaLa, 20/11/2015 I find the intro more promising than the rest of the remix, which at 0:52 becomes just one of many LN2 remixes. There are a few cool ideas lurking in it, though. The most intriguing one is the whispering voices part after 2:12, that's very creative.I really want to like this remix so much, but it isn't fleshed out as well as it could've been. |
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last ninja 2 - the office - alternative rock - arranged by timmya4000Review by kbilsted, 28/09/2015 The best part is the guitars at the end. Maybe doing another track with more deep end guitar?? |
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Out Run - Magical Sound Shower - arranged by Johan AnderssonReview by drm, 13/09/2015 Outrun was one of the great arcade racers of the 80's and although the port to the c64 wasn't quite the experience the music got us closer.There are several Outrun remixes to listen to each vying for the congratulations and this one by Johan's is decent - even matching Peter W's award winning effort in terms of production. The guitar rhythm playing is tight and are accompanied by a nice palette of sounds that blend well together. However there is one flaw in this could be gem of a remix - it's far too slow. It's rather like listening to a 45rpm on 33rpm which kills that warm fuzzy adrenaline fueled nostalgia of the original. Maybe remixers spend so much time and effort making the track it begins to sound right and who can blame them after all, it is up to the remixer to dictate the tempo of their productions. Yet in this case it is from a racing game and in my opinion it needs that extra 20-30 bpm added on. In summary it's a great track and I'd urge you to download it if you are a fan of Outrun. I'd also advise that if you have a pitch shift or timestretch app then use it on the track and it really shifts from lo to hi gear… |
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Tristesse - arranged by MordiReview by winc, 02/09/2015 When a song keeps playing over and over on my system, and I don't know I have listened to the same thing for 2 hours and that I continually to get goose bumps at the same place each time is the sign of a song that has been put together really REALLY well! You Originally this song was one of the ones I played on SID a lot - but now I am just going to be playing this even more! Great work!! |
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Storm Warrior sub. 2 - arranged by MRTReview by Dr.Piotr, 31/08/2015 Live play is OK you have to work on the songs they played live already the first results, engage him playing live |
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Storm Warrior sub. 2 - arranged by MRTReview by Chris Abbott, 29/08/2015 Not a great start, a bit mechanical, but makes up for it later. Takes quite a while to get to the melodic point, but quite impressed by the solo put over Mark's wonderful but slightly repetitive original. There's a number of ways the dynamism in this could have been improved, but it's still a musically intelligent attempt, and had some great moments, especially in the second half. |
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Zappologia (for Sapper) (Zap remix) - arranged by DeesReview by vurtx, 28/08/2015 I really like the odd chord changes in this and it has a certain atmosphere. I never knew the SiD until now so both have been added to my library |
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Monty On The Run (I've Heard This Song Before) - arranged by druuReview by McLord, 27/08/2015 This remix is really involving and the part of piano is quite simply brilliant. I liked the first listening. |
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MSI Demo (Barebone Fusion mix feat SID) - arranged by NecroPoloReview by McLord, 27/08/2015 Sorry i'n not english but this remix is awesome 😊 guitar and bass are real like a band. |
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Rambo Loader (Rambo's Blue Monday Mix) - arranged by TronReview by LaLa, 18/08/2015 For those who don't speak fluent Morse: it spells out DONATE TO REMIX.KWED.ORG (twice, in fact) |
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