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Remix of "Ice Valley (Phendrana Drifts)" from Metroid Prime by Kenji Yamamoto. 

Acoustic Guitar - Ergosonic

Artist comments here: https://ocremix.org/remix/OCR03107

Sub-Zero (Metroid Prime - Phendrana Drifts Remix)

Musique originale de Gilles Monfort

Ensemble à cordes enregistré par Fame's Studio Orchestra, Skopje.

Prise de son : Dragisa Stojanov
Opérateur Protools : Arber Curri
Chef d'orchestre : Oleg Kondratenko
1er violon : Anna Kondratenko

Synthétiseurs, bāwū et mixage : Gilles Monfort

Le sommeil de Jade

Le Sommeil De Jade (Jonathan Boissinot) — Scène De La Nuit

W.A. Mozart's Piano Sonata No.12 K332 1st movement.

The First Of A Thousand Steps

Beethoven Schumann  Brahms

Intermezzo, Op. 117, No. 2 in B-Flat Major

9 Brahms Intermezzo in B Flat Major, Op.117

Fugle - The Keybird Compilation

Düssel (Keybird Version)

Into The Quiet

Electribe

Guillermo

1 марта. Вечер.

Red Thread

I consider this as one of the greatest remixes of Deus Ex so far.

Including:
Michiel van den Bos - UNATCO
Alexander Brandon - The Synapse (Hong Kong Streets)
Other brilliant stuff by them.
Cryonaut, respect.

"Nearly 2 decades ago I fell in love with a video game. And this remix is my musical love letter of sorts to Warren Spector and the team of people at Ion Storm whose effort, imagination and eerily prophetic vision created what is, to me, the best game of all time – Deus Ex.

This 'cyberpunk adventure' appeals to me in many ways: the FPS/RPG hybrid gameplay is addictive, the dystopian environments are immersive and compelling, and the open ended nature of the different ways to play through the game were a revolution for the time (it was one of the pioneering games to introduce the 'sandbox' game style, and still considered one of the best).

But even more than all these amazing attributes, it was the story and underlying themes of freedom, power, technology and conspiracy that really pulled me deep into its dark dystopia. Nanotech, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence factor largely into the storyline of Deus Ex, which hints at an incredible future for humanity with these elements playing critical roles. Wow – right up my alley!

For this musical tribute, I decided to recreate and remix what I consider the best and most memorable track from the Deus Ex soundtrack, the UNATCO theme. I also took the liberty to blend in a few other musical themes from the game, and I think they fit pretty well. The goal with the song and the video was to capture the mood and feel of the game in a condensed 6 minute trip through gaming nostalgia. Hopefully, I've produced something of value for those who love the game as much as I do!

If you're a gamer and haven't played the original Deus Ex, please do yourself a big favour and go find a copy now! For me at least, it's more than a game, it's an experience – one that's stuck with me for many years, and one that I revisit on a regular basis.

And if you're a Deus Ex fan like me and many others, I hope my little creation inspires you to re-install it and give it another play through! Even if just to have a chuckle at Gunther's lemon lime conspiracy theory... :)

And credit where credit is due:

Original UNATCO theme by Michiel van den Bos
Incorporated Deus Ex musical themes by Alexander Brandon
Voice of JC Denton by Jay Franke
Voice of Morpheus by Tom Hall
Deus Ex video game created by Warren Spector and Ion Storm"

Deus Ex - UNATCO Theme [Cryonaut Extended Remix]

Carpenter Brut - Turbo Killer (Vuso/remake)

Remix from the fantastic OST from Half Life 2

Triangle at dawn-path of the Borealis (Remix)-1476246970033

Triage At Dawn - Path Of The Borealis (Remix)

Game: RoboCop 3
Title:Title Screen
Platform: nes
Year:1993


RoboCop 3 Title Screen

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W.A. Mozart's Piano Sonata No.12 K332 1st movement.

Mike D 88

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