What Would it Sound Like if Wily’s Castle Were in Jamaica?
We’ve been getting a lot of interesting genre albums of classic Famicom music lately. First that was Zoku Fami Compi with its house style arrangements. Then sound got loud with the Japan release of Powerglove’s Video Game Metal. But recently things have mellowed again, with the release of Tariki Echo’s Fami Reggae.
As you would expect, this takes memorable songs from classic Famicom games and gives them a reggae flavor, though they still retain a bit of their chiptune sound as well, it seems. As you would also expect, the one Mega Man-themed track on this album is Rockman 2‘s Wily Stage theme 1. I think it’s a law that any game album featuring Mega Man music requires that track. You can sample it in the above preview video at the 1:38 mark.
News Credit: CAP Kobun’s Daletto Blog
Tags: album, arrangement, Dr. Wily, Fami Reggae, Mega Man 2, reggae, Rockman 2
Filed under: Mega Man News
Darn it Snoop~LionMan!
This week, so far, there have been four topics that either directly relate to Mega Man 2, or heavily feature it in some way. Is there some sort of anniversary I don’t know about, here?
Sweet, Ganbare Goemon and Ghost n’ Goblins as well.
I think that law needs to be broken and then thrown out, it is a terrible law, and I will make a new law that dr.wily’s stage 2 from megaman 2 is now illegal. HAHAHA I mistook the ghost n goblins one for megaman 7′s shademan, even though that song originates from G’n'G!
after all, all megaman music is inherently good, so each cd ought to remix different songs, like knight man, wind man, crystal ma, ring man, etc.