A mashup between Queen's hit Another One Bites the Dust and Muse's Panic Station. Anyone who's heard both tracks will be able to tell you how simple they are, so they're easy fodder for mashing up, but all of them so far have just involved swapping the vocal lines. This mashup goes a step further and merges the two -seamlessly.

Another One Bites The Dust vs. Panic Station

A re-orchestrated version of the soundtrack from the 2000 Ninteno 64 game Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs. Originally composed by Matthew "4mat" Simmonds, re-orchestrated by Anthony "Ded10c" Hadley.

The aim of this project is not to produce a modern, up-to-date recreation of the game's original soundtrack, but rather one that meshes well with the soundtracks of the earlier games "Battlezone" and "Battlezone: The Red Odyssey". As PC games these were not affected by the cartridge size issues of the Nintendo 64 and therefore have soundtracks of much higher fidelity, while still retaining that very distinct late-90s video game soundtrack feel. That is what these tracks exist to capture.

Part of the Heracles Brigade's Rise of the Black Dogs Decompilation Project.

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A re-orchestrated version of the soundtrack from 2000 Nintendo 64 game Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs, originally composed by Matthew "4mat" Simmonds and recreated by Anthony "Ded10c" Hadley.

The aim of this project is not to produce a modern, up-to-date recreation of the game's original soundtrack, but rather one that meshes well with the soundtracks of the earlier games "Battlezone" and "Battlezone: The Red Odyssey". As PC games these were not affected by the cartridge size issues of the Nintendo 64 and therefore have soundtracks of much higher fidelity, while still retaining that very distinct late-90s video game soundtrack feel. That is what these tracks exist to capture.

Part of the Heracles Brigade's Rise of the Black Dogs Decompilation Project.

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United We Fight, United We Die

Rise of the Black Dogs (Main Theme)

The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Snow White Queen, combined with parts of the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Lithium, combined with parts of the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Weight Of The World, combined with parts of the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Call Me When You're Sober, combined with parts of the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Hello, combined with parts of the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of My Immortal, combined with the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Bring Me To Life, combined with parts of the original.

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The Vitamin String Quartet tribute version of Going Under, combined with parts of the original.

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Times one fully acapella rendition of Yakety Sax. Every sound you hear is my own voice, pitch-shifted accordingly. It sounds exactly as horrible and ridiculous as you would expect - and exactly as horrible and ridiculous as it was intended to. Recorded for "Cal and Cthulhu", a video game created by Simic Games for Global Games Jam 2016.

Yakety Vox

English student of Gameplay Design & Production from Staffordshire University. Has a passion for all things game, fictional and musical - creating doubly so.

Pianist and programmer for @magpieswing.

Ded10c

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