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I thought it was pretty good until the dubstep kicked in. Then I thought it was amazing :) I love songs like this where the dubstep doesn't completely take over but goes in rhythm with the song. Awesome.
Reviews for "[Lavender Town Dubstep]*"
Solkrieg responds:
Yup, my favorite kind of dubstep is when it acts as a bass!
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nice work again man! keep it up
Solkrieg responds:
Thanks!
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this is possibly my favorite song from all the games and this remix is just
for lack of better words ill let you choose between orgasmic or perfect or both if you really want......perfectly orgasmic ...yep that sounds good
ive always contemplated remixing it myself but im not very good at remixing yet.
you have an amazing skill sir and im proud to be associated with you.
you have made the next few months worth living :) thank you
Solkrieg responds:
X) thanks so much! Also, if you want I can give you some tutorials! :D
EPICSAUCE!
Dude amazing job!!! One of the best Dubstep remix's i've heard on Newgrounds!!! I also was the only one of my friends who actually liked the Lavender town Music, haha It's just... so... mesmerizing, especially now!! :D
Solkrieg responds:
Yeah I know! It's just fun to listen to almost just plain out trance inducing. Gotta love the old school music!
Great Work
This is a great dubstep rendition of a classic Pokemon song. I hate to tell you this, but since Stephen Walking already made a dubstep remix of this, I can't help but compare this to his in my mind.
However, I am also happy to say that I find this one significantly more impressive, and when Stephen Walking's rendition came out I thought it was the shit.
What you have here is well mastered, well organized, and respects the massive dubstep elements that have made modern dubstep so sweet without the sounds becoming muddled and un-pleasurable. Oh it's quite pleasure, right there, in my ear. That sounds pretty creepy doesn't it? Must be this song.
Like I said. Great work.
Solkrieg responds:
Haha, not creepy at all, thanks for such a nice review. I've never actually heard Stephen Walking's version before. I might as well look it up. Glad you still enjoy mine!