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edit: Blip fest 2011 fantasy lineup: KoRn Linkin Park KoRn again Mudvayne Likin Park again KoRn again
I think the latter half is playing too fast (PAL -> NTSC). But yeah, that's probably my favorite NES song of his...
For the NES he only did two soundtracks so it's easy enough to find everything he did- Asterix and The Smurfs. I've tagged NSFEs for both of them as well.
I've also worked up an organized collection of basically everything Alberto Gonzalez has done (nsfs, vgms, spcs, zx files, etc.). If you're interested send me a PM! He's also recently been posting on nesdev if you wanna see cool stuff like examples of source code, showing how he wrote his music.
Mostly I like the sounds, not the limitation or nostalgia. Is all about the sound of it. Is a harsh sound, almost punkish and I always loved synths, so...
This.
I don't see why people assume that having an affinity for the sound of the hardware must be due to nostalgia or other sentimental reasons. Can't I like it because it sounds good??
But, yeah... never ever get a pixel heart tattoo unless you want to get made fun of really badly. That is honestly the worst fucking tattoo I can think of right now. Ick.
Perhaps off topic, but does any one know if there's a collection of Alberto Gonzalez songs out there for his NES soundtracks? I know there was a big .gbs file out there for all his Game Boy soundtracks.
Clear one of your tracks and play the part live with your midi controller. Otherwise, if it's got knobs n shiz, link it to some effects to do live. Kids go crazy for slow cutoff fade-ins.