Human Music (Rick And Morty Remix)

Perhaps one of the best boss themes in the Mario series. I at least prefer it to Big Bad Baby Bowser.

0CC-FamiTracker 0.3.9 output, Ricoh 2A03 chip, NTSC 62 Hz.

LINKS:

YouTube upload: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1DgtoBvXjs
FTM: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pfefgbmo1vkbt4u/Super%20Mario%20World%20-%20Yoshi%27s%20Island%20-%20Big%20Boss%20%5B2A03%5D.ftm?dl=0
NSF: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zvcyixqzg7ro9mi/Super%20Mario%20World%20-%20Yoshi%27s%20Island%20-%20Big%20Boss%20%5B2A03%5D.nsf?dl=0

Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island - Big Boss [2A03, 0CC-FamiTracker]

DTechNation is Back! - Unlike the "D Tech" Trilogy, Super D Tech features 8 songs from gamings best, as well as 8 All-New tracks inspired by game music's strong recurrent melodies.

This album features remakes of some of the best game music of all time. All tracks are 100% original versions of the songs in question. 

Enjoy: Super D Tech, and be a part of the DTechNation!

Yoshi's Island - Cave

It's been a wild couple of weeks for The Unlikeliest Things Ever: A single conference at E3 brought us the return of The Last Guardian, news of the long-awaited Final Fantasy VII remake, and Shenmue's glorious rise from the ashes. But just a few days before this madness, Nintendo had its own bomb to drop: The eShop launch of the 1989 RPG Mother, which the company originally planned to release stateside in 1991. So what's the deal with this NES installment of a series most of us know as EarthBound? Listen in for the next 15 minutes, and Bob will tell you why you should care... and come prepared.

Retronauts Micro 016: EarthBound Beginnings Mother

I just really felt like doing this, I know this song isn't all that special but for some reason I really love it. It doesn't actually obey console limitations, but whatevs. Enjoy c:

Faron Woods [NES Remix]

MP3 download: http://www.mediafire.com/listen/9nmf6729tv4sxcv/I%27m_a_Rocket_Ship_%28Chetreo_Remix%29.mp3

Game Grumps - I'm a Rocket Ship (Chetreo Remix)

Devin Taylor is an electronic musician from Chicago, Illinois. Born in 1990, he bought into the Nintendo culture and has been an avid fan ever since. His favorite game of all time is Super Mario Bros 3. He began to create music in 2009 based on classic game melodies, and his first album released on March 25, 2010. Devin Taylor’s albums are known for containing a variety of styles and compositions. Some songs featured modern styles of music, while others were completely orchestrated. His latest album “Super D Tech” again features various styles of music from different generations of gaming’s past, while it also attempts to preserve the original song’s nostalgic qualities. 

The songs “Journey of Jumpman” and “Journey of Mario”, created in early 2012, represented a departure from Devin Taylor’s typical style. These two songs featured completely original compositions that, with the help of recreated sound-effects, told the character’s story as they powered up, traversed obstacles, lost lives, and conquered levels. His hope is that a fan of classic games could play these songs and instantly remember the games and the nostalgia attached to them.

Yoshi's Island - Cave

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