Rexy - Out Run (Pool Party)

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Duration:
5:44
Released:
02/12/2014
All-Time charts position:
2005
Score:
78%
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The high squicky sounds are hurting my ears and for me they work distracting, but besides that I do like this version of the outrun saga remixes. Thats why I still thinks it deserves a Yellow one. Well done..
Captures the Sega feeling and reminds a bit of modern Sega games' music style.
Energetic and nice - the drums sound good. It's a good arrangement. Sounds very wide. Although I feel like it's been done before.
A nice take, squeeky but bloody fun. Not for all tastes but I Like it. Nice work
Flimsy instruments really detract from what is otherwise a nifty take on this song. Takes me back to my Megadrive days.
This feels really 70ies disco like. Very well chosen synths. Red one! Brilliant!!
Gret remix in the original SEGA style with a dash of 70s disco feeling thrown in for good measure. The lead's high pitch is a bit annoying, though.
I bet the composer had something like this in mind when he was building the tune, before he had to bring the s**t down to just 3 simultaneous voices with beeping sounds. Pays respect to the original and gave me the vibes I did playing the game.
Used to really like Rexy's stuff from the old vgmix/ocr day's and nothing has changed (im assuming its the same rexy anyway by the quality of the sounds).. Anyway yeah this is a lovely little laidback well produced and interesting remix
After a few more listens I feel this one deserves at least a yellow. Has a nice Sega feeling and some great ideas, still not fond of the pitch bending though. But overall a good remix.
Great nostalgic impression, one of the best OR mix
So happy'n'fresh tune!!!!
A faced paced master piece that cuts no corners!
Review by exocytosis
03/04/2022

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Of the dozen, or so, Out Run covers that currently sit on Remix64/Kwed.org, Rexy's take is one of the most fast paced, up-beat and technically balanced versions out there. True to its original, Out Run (Pool Party) flies over the slopes in a way that almost makes you feel the wind pressing against your face. It's a five minute long speed fest in the higher octaves with a few technical surprises that should make any true Out Run fan clap their hands with joy!