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Similarities between VGM and "normal" music
Has anyone notice that some VG music motiffs sound like ripped straight from a song that has nothing to do with videogames?
An example I can give is "On the other side of the mountain" form FFVII, some parts sound exactly as a classical piece "Lagrima" by Francisco Tarrega, and there are many more.... (NOTE: I think I saw a similar topic here, but I just can't find it anymore, hehe, sorry) |
There's always the similarities between Sonic 3 and Michael Jackson's music. Of course, it's no coincidence once you see the Youtube video on Sonic 3.
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How about American Money from Cowbop Bebop and Joy Joy Time from Suikoden 1? There's a certain motif in there that they both share. I don't know which came out first.
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Liquid Tension Experiment - Biaxident and Aerith's Theme from FFVII
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Or wizardry III's opening have similar motiff to Bach's famous Fugue in D minor.
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It is cool when artist inspire on videogame music!! jeje, I also have heard some people say "thats sounds like megaman" when listening to Joe Satriani, in fact, one friend of mine also said abour Satriani's "The Forgotten" -"thats sounds like Starman" from Mario Bros...
But it isn't that cool when vgmusic composers rip directly form other songs =s |
jeje?
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The first 12 notes of "Aeris' Theme" were apparently "lifted" from Samuel Barber's "Medea's Meditation and Dance of Vengeance".
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Chrono Trigger's "Kingdom Trial" sounds remarkably simlar to Pink Floyd's "The Trial." Also, the phantom forest theme in FFVI shares similarities with another Pink Floyd song, namely "Is There Anybody Out There?" The part that comes in about 1:30 into the song. Finally, an interlude in Opeth's "To Rid the Disease" sounds very similar to Chrono Trigger's "Memories of Green."
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A band called Mors Principium Est has a song called Another Creation, that has the melody of JENOVA Battle from FFVII.
I think it's a real tribute, but hearing a death metal version of Jenova is pretty hilarious. |
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