ReMix:Pilotwings "You Don't Talk About Flight Club" 3:03
By halc
Arranging the music of one song...
"Flight Club"
Primary Game: Pilotwings (Nintendo , 1990, SNES), music by Koji Kondo, Soyo OkaPosted 2013-06-07, evaluated by djpretzel
One of my personal favorites off Take Flight, this is an uptempo groove that blends filthy lo-fi with smooth jazz components at high speeds - don't try it at home, you might explode. Drew writes:
"If you're familiar with Palpable's excellent remix of the same theme, you'll probably notice that this was heavily inspired by it. I even stole his original melody, hopefully he doesn't mind! ;D"
Vinnie's a pretty laid-back dude, I'm guessing he's down with it :) The textural juxtaposition & juxtural textaposition are superb here, with the artist really playing the crunchy, crackling bits off the more fluid & spacious. It's basically the musical equivalent of chasing an Oreo with a cool gulp of milk. And vice versa.
I'm going to leave it at that, because I actually think the metaphor says everything I want to say (plus I wasn't even supposed to talk about it in the FIRST place...) - check out the full album for more Pilotwings excellence!
Discussion
on 2015-12-21 14:51:04
Love the title. Just wanted to throw that out there. The bass was a little too loud for me, but I do enjoy how grainy the percussion work is. Very laid back and fun. Just not something I would consider “soothing.”
on 2013-07-19 09:12:56
It nice that people are recognising the quality of juxtaposition in this mix, as my first worry was that some people's ears wouldn't take to the grainy, porous crunching of the percussion. Anyone that grew up with a console before the 16-bit era may get a nostalgia smack from it, but what it provides music is much more interesting.
I don't think I'd class lo-fi as my favourite genre, or indeed jazz, but halc's prowess with chiptune experimentation does add new flair to the sound of each. The lo parts sound better because of the jazzy parts and vice-versa; a superb tit-for-tat approach that doesn't forget to capture that Pilotwings vibe either.
Lots going on on and below the surface with this one. Quirky and off-kilter, but smarter than your average mix treatment.
on 2013-06-15 10:26:23
ReMix title kinda wrote itself, didn't it? I'm loving the loungey low-fi jazz here, and it's so nice and chill, at least for the first minute. Then you go and kick it into high gear that kinda reminds me more of low-fi jungle jazz rather than smooth lounge. Great transition there. Sweet ReMix halc.
on 2013-06-08 16:21:41
I'm hearing strange collisions in the lower spectrum, as if there's a broken chorus over the whole mix. Other than that, this is really nice.
Best ReMix title I've seen in a while, also.
Sources Arranged (1 Song)
- Primary Game:
-
Pilotwings (Nintendo
, 1990,
SNES)
Music by Koji Kondo,Soyo Oka
- Songs:
- "Flight Club"
Tags (6)
- Genre:
- Jazz
- Mood:
- Instrumentation:
- Chiptune,Electronic,Synth
- Additional:
- Effects > Lo-Fi
Time > Tempo: Fast
File Information
- Name:
- Pilotwings_You_Don't_Talk_About_Flight_Club_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 5,525,195 bytes
- MD5:
- c7d83d1f919c3d58a547c3f8c6cf3d44
- Bitrate:
- 237Kbps
- Duration:
- 3:03
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