Beautiful...
This is really beautiful piece, most remixes are mostly ambient, but this one is ambient, dark, and a little scary. Super metroid had many awesome tracks, but this one always stood out as being particularly beautiful.
Reviews for "Super Metroid Maridia Remix"
Wow
Very well composed. I have to say this is probably in my opinion one of the most beautiful and awesome musical works ever written for a video game. Love how you added the metroid's "skree!" sound into the piece. Definetely gave it the eerie feeling maridia's Drifting Sands region was meant to have. I'm hopin to make my own remix of this piece. Hope its as good as yours =D
sweet
hard mello, sounds good creater guy
Awesome!
This is a very good remix.
Keep up the good work man.
Ah, das gutt...
This is actually the theme of Maridia's 'Drifting Sands' region. What a horridly beautiful place that was... You could differentiate whether or not you were in the Drifting Sands by simply looking for the Crustaceous Scisor. There were Space Pirates down there, if I remember correctly; what the hell they were doing there in the first place eludes me to this day... I think my favorite bioform in that entire region was the Evir - fascinating animals! They formed communal niches, communicated with each other, and even buried their dead! My least favorite bioform in that area was most definitely the Scisor - those vicious little menaces - they would constantly get in the way of everything, whether I were trying to implement the Shine Sparkle technique, or just trying to listen to the music; dreadful little creatures... Them and those blasted Skultera, always being a nuisance! I think the thing about Maridia that struck me most was that there was water down there in the first place! By the looks of it, I think the Chozo had drained it somehow and built a city complex - then when the Mother Brain went renegade, she re-flooded it somehow... But, by far, the thing I find creepiest about that region would be the Submersible vessel which houses Draygon. The fact that it bears an uncanny resemblance to the Wrecked Ship, and that it appears to have been there longer than the ruins always made me wonder as to what series of events did those poor astronauts have to go through all those millennia ago to wind up like that... In my personal opinion, Kenji Yamamoto and Minako Hamano are musical geniuses - ranking up there with John Williams and Tony Esformazzio.
You have done quite well with this song; it captures the essence of the region, and the Metroid chirping effect send chills down my spine. Thank you for creating such a wonderful piece.