Kirby Canvas Curse Remixes

Silver Submarine made me sad. I didn't like what they did to Kine's theme at all.

The soundtrack was a bit of a mixed bag for me. There are definitely some superb remixes on the soundtrack, like Tiny Town, Truck Chase, and Staff Roll. But for each great one, there was a subpar one, like Training (moreso in comparison with the Air Ride version than the Super Star one), Spectacle Space, and the aforementioned Silver Submarine.

Overall, even though I didn't like some of the tracks, I thought the experimental take on the themes was a neat approach to adding some variety. And besides, it's Kirby; I can't stay angry for very long.

Originally Posted by Darkcomet72

The remix used in Contrast Cave has to be my favorite. I forgot which song it remixed, but it's awesome in 4/4.

Grape Garden from Kirby's Adventure (track 33 in the NSF), which is in 3/4.

Originally Posted by Darkcomet72

Mad Machinery was voted "best music" in the gamefaqs boards for this game. Can't say that I agree, most people just voted for it because of the original source tune used in Kirby 64 (which we can all agree is awesome).

In all fairness, this is GameFAQs you're talking about. Factory Investigation is pretty sweet, though, and I'd have to put Mad Mechanism on my list of tracks made worse.

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Originally Posted by Kaleb.G

Drawcia Sorceress: Best final boss music in any Kirby game right here. The composition ensures that the eerie church organ vibe works.

YES YES YES

I've always thought Kirby final boss tracks were rather strong (lookin' at Battle With Marx and Zero-Two in particular), but Drawcia Sorceress topped them. Love the combination of the traditional-style evil organ and madness in the bass and percussion.

Originally Posted by Kaleb.G

Staff Roll: I believe this is an original track. It's pretty good. Reminds me of a Yu Miyake composition (the entire style of this soundtrack does, but this track in particular is of note).

Liberal arrangement of Gourmet Race 1, 3 (0:15-0:41) and the invincibility theme (0:44-1:16).

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