ReMix:Sonic 3D Blast "Power Puppet" 3:03
By Jivemaster
Arranging the music of one song...
"Panic Puppet Zone: Act 1"
Primary Game: Sonic 3D Blast (Sega , 1996, SAT), music by Richard JacquesPosted 2000-09-09, evaluated by djpretzel
Damn . . . another great one from jivemaster, also from the Sonic series but this time from the lesser known Sonic3D. I haven't actually played the game, but this ReMix makes me want to, if just for the soundtrack! Over a pulsating, alternating Bassline with a captial 'B', the jivemaster concocts a great ReMix with a lot of motion to it. His synth lines in particular have that 'alive' analogueish feel to them that makes things more interesting. I'd definitely download this, jivemaster's second submitted Sonic ReMix, and hope that he does more :)
Discussion
on 2014-07-09 13:39:19
Certainly fills the role of a tense "gotta go now!" theme. While I hear places where things could be taken to the next level, for what is here, it sounds like it would be perfect for an old PC race game, especially with the bass, so it has something I can relate to at least.
on 2011-12-13 17:00:37
Too frantic for me. I'm not into crazy, 200 BPM arrangements. Some great low bass if your speakers or headphones can handle them. Definitely good for a certain crowd but not my cup of tea.
on 2009-12-25 21:15:26
I don't like this very much - it's like heavy beat, then slow section, then start up the beat again. The formula just doesn't really lend itself to much substance to keep me interested.
on 2009-05-29 06:49:38
There definately seems to be pieces missing from this. You can almost hear the imprints of where things had once been, or at least should have been.
It's okay for what it is: very standard, dark techno. But I really think it's one of the obvious early ones.
It's a good base, but I would have wanted more built upon it.
on 2009-04-19 00:12:12
Excellent stuff going on in this mix, it really gives you a adrenalin rush.
on 2009-04-16 12:42:32
This makes me think of some part of a movie where people are in a race to do something really important and OMG they're being pursued. Dark, technoish feel, anxiety strings, etc. Overall it's a pretty good mix, and I think it creates a nice atmosphere.
on 2006-07-11 08:48:00
Well I can mildly say that this one caught my attention from the beginning, it began with a blast with high-paced synths and beats, lots of them. This is one of those typhical remixes that you can't sit still and listen to, since there's always your left foot or head that starts bopping or at least moving along the rhytm.
Compared to the beginning, it was rather calm after about one minute or so, then took an another gasp of breath and started out once again, only to stale into something more slow. It was mainly the same samples being used, there wasn't a moment when suddenly a new element jumped out of the shadows to surprise you with a new melody or beat. The best part of this remix was the beginning, that I can say.
once again Jivemaster controls chaos.
MOAR LIEK CHAOS EMERALDS M I RITE?
on 2006-04-28 12:01:47
Maybe i'm too purist, but...I can't seem to get the feel of this...I love the originals, and i think even slightly changing that bass wasn't a good call, as that WAS the theme, save for the super-synthy pulse of the game's theme...Not my type of ReMix...A good job, but not my type of ReMix...
on 2006-04-03 10:16:39
Eh? Is this supposed to be hardcore? The tempo and BD say, 'yes.' Those filtered arps say, 'no.' That makes my brain say, 'no.'
The lo-fi strings are a nice touch. Overall the song is way too repetitive. It's kinda like one short song played twice. And there's just not much going on. I mean, I'd still dance to it after a few drinks, but only after a few drinks.
on 2005-02-07 20:53:39
By taking off the small melodic part, Jivemaster removed half of the impact the original had IMO. Good thing he made enough of the other half to make up for it.
Not the mix I am waiting for, but it IS excellent stuff.
on 2004-05-07 21:26:09
From the first remix of his I heard Jivemaster immediately became my favorite remixer. While this isn't my favorite of his it comes pretty close.
on 2003-07-10 13:46:24
YES YES YES YES YES. Jivemaster really knows how to bring back some good memories. This has got to be one of the Best mixes I have heard in a long time. I was on the edge of my set, no doubt this is now a favorite of mine. Mad Props Jivemaster. I'm Out!!!!!
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on 2003-03-01 09:47:00
damn it jivemaster. u did it again. u created another awesome remix
on 2002-09-25 02:49:18
once again Jivemaster controls chaos. This has to be one of my most favoritest remix for the Panic Puppet versions.
Sources Arranged (1 Song)
- Primary Game:
-
Sonic 3D Blast (Sega
, 1996,
SAT)
Music by Richard Jacques
- Songs:
- "Panic Puppet Zone: Act 1"
Tags (9)
- Genre:
- Dance,EDM,Trance
- Mood:
- Dark,Epic
- Instrumentation:
- Electronic,Synth
- Additional:
- Time > Tempo: Variable
Usage > Workout
File Information
- Name:
- Sonic_3D_Blast_Power_Puppet_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 3,014,378 bytes
- MD5:
- f2862e5e2cd270f51e3762e26382d2eb
- Bitrate:
- 128Kbps
- Duration:
- 3:03
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