Zarode
Jul 20, 2009, 12:16 AM
http://ff4.ocremix.org/
So, OCRemix's new collaboration remix album has been released, and this time it is Final Fantasy IV that gets attention. Sixteen months went into this project, and it shows. I tend to like these projects, because a lot of worth while music tends to be in these. Who can beat good, free music?
The preview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY-65yJFGMw
As you can hear, a lot of work went into this. Forty-six tracks spanning three CDs, and a bonus CD including eight tracks, make this a whopping fifty-four pieces of digital music, all for sexing up those lovely little tunnels we call ears. Although they have links on the main site to download each song individually, they were nice enough to set up a torrent for it, for quicker downloads. Torrent even comes with both MP3s and FLAC (lossless) formats of the songs, if that is your cup of tea.
If you enjoy this, you might also enjoy the main site, http://www.ocremix.org , where there are tons more remixed video game songs, all free to download. Once again, who can beat good, free music?
tl;dr version: it owns, go download it.
So, OCRemix's new collaboration remix album has been released, and this time it is Final Fantasy IV that gets attention. Sixteen months went into this project, and it shows. I tend to like these projects, because a lot of worth while music tends to be in these. Who can beat good, free music?
The preview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY-65yJFGMw
As you can hear, a lot of work went into this. Forty-six tracks spanning three CDs, and a bonus CD including eight tracks, make this a whopping fifty-four pieces of digital music, all for sexing up those lovely little tunnels we call ears. Although they have links on the main site to download each song individually, they were nice enough to set up a torrent for it, for quicker downloads. Torrent even comes with both MP3s and FLAC (lossless) formats of the songs, if that is your cup of tea.
If you enjoy this, you might also enjoy the main site, http://www.ocremix.org , where there are tons more remixed video game songs, all free to download. Once again, who can beat good, free music?
tl;dr version: it owns, go download it.