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Chuckster Jan 1, 2009 11:11 AM

Suggest a Videogame Cover Band
 
I don't want to dive headfirst into the 'Nerdcore' pool, but I may just want to do more than dip my toes. What videogame cover bands should I seek out, and why? I'm using bands loosely to include small pairs or groups of arrangers consistently putting out joint efforts. And don't give me The One Ups, I already know about them. Thanks.

ZiggyGo Jan 2, 2009 12:09 AM

They only have one album thus far, but you can always give Retro Remix Revue a shot.

Retro Remix Revue - New album now on iTunes and Amazon!

There are samples of the entire album on the site. I rather enjoy it.

Detection Jan 2, 2009 12:22 AM

Magical Trick Society -HOME-

Would something like this qualify? I've liked at least one track from every one of their albums.

NinjaguyDan Jan 2, 2009 01:11 PM

Armcannon. They're an awesome blend of just about every style but mainly metal. They have one album out so far, Legvacuum, and they are working on a second one now.
MySpace.com - ARMCANNON (Prepare for MAGFEST 7!) - BUFFALO, New York - Progressive / Metal / Glam - www.myspace.com/armcannon

Chuckster Jan 10, 2009 05:31 PM

I always thought of Magical Trick Society as Doujin, but I guess the line gets blurred in cases like these.

isdapi Jan 11, 2009 05:02 AM

You need to check out the work of these guys. His website is in portuguese, but if you click in "Discografia" link you will be able to listen/download to all his albums for free. 8bitinstrumental are worth a listen, they're quite profesional.

Other band which I find impressive is Powerglove, but his style is not for everyone. If you like heavy metal/hard rock versions of some classic game tunes, then check them out.

horseman85 Jan 14, 2009 07:21 PM

You might like the Runaway Five. They do some awesome jazz arrangements although they do tend to improvise a lot and may stray away from the main melody. Still great stuff though and lots of it can be found on Youtube.

Phatcorns Jan 16, 2009 11:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZiggyGo (Post 670915)
They only have one album thus far, but you can always give Retro Remix Revue a shot.

Retro Remix Revue - New album now on iTunes and Amazon!

There are samples of the entire album on the site. I rather enjoy it.

These guys are amazing. Their Green Hill Zone is the best version of that song I have ever heard.


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