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 Member 1216 Level 44.27 Mar 2006 
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I checked out Side Pocket; awesome stuff!
If you're looking for some serious Jazz, I highly recommend Bugs Bunny in Rabbit Rampage. The sound quality isn't impressive, but composition wise, you won't find better. Not all the tunes are pure Jazz, though most have obvious influences, but you must at least check out 07b - Dancing with the Devil, and 10 - Things That Go Bugs in the Night; really hardcore Bebop style. The entire soundtrack is marvelous; it's a shame I can't find much any info on these composers whoever they are. How ya doing, buddy?  |
Member 1216 Level 44.27 Mar 2006
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Wow, Rimo, I had no idea there was a PC version of Toy Story. That Sid's Workbench remake is awesome, and I would appreciate it if you could upload the rest of the PC soundtrack so I can make comparisons, if you don't mind
 There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Member 1216 Level 44.27 Mar 2006
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Thanks a ton!
The PC version has awesome sound quality, and while I think I might prefer it a bit over the SNES version, I don't think it's enough to make me dismiss it entirely. At least, I know I prefer the SNES version of Food & Drink by far, as this one cuts out the best portion of the song. I must ask, since you've played the game, what's the deal with Battle of the Mutant Toys? Is it not a stage anymore in the PC version? The songs at this point seem to have shifted, which is no problem, I'm glad nothing major got cut out. I'll be getting Toy Story 2 as well, thanks a lot! This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Member 1216 Level 44.27 Mar 2006
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That's interesting. In the SNES version, you also had to avoid mutant toys, but this was well after a rather long textbook platforming stage. The music that plays at Roller Bob in the PC version plays in Battle of the Mutant Toys for SNES.
Scratch the part about no music missing; the SNES version of Roller Bob is gone, and the PC version of Day-Toy-na is completely new (this is a good thing, for SNES they just replaced Day-Toy-Na with A Buzz Clip. Just noticed this. Not too complicated. Also absolutely adoring the PC version of Red Alert. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
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