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Nintendo: A Cappella style
Saw this on milk and cookies and I loved it. An A Cappella group does a bunch of nintendo meledies.
http://www.milkandcookies.com/links/28721/ PS- Keep an eye out for Tetris |
Wow, that was pretty good. I loved the Zelda part personally.
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The first part reminded me of the stages in Super Mario Sunshine without the water pack, only the game sounded better.
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Funny stuff, thought the Zelda bit was good.
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The Tetris bit was classic, though they should have one straight-piece guy just hanging out over on the side havin' a smoke. ;)
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What was the second song they sang? I couldn't place it. The "invincible mario" part was great.
Thanks for sharing this. |
Sounds like Dr. Mario, but I may be wrong.
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Originally Posted by boredsilly
What was the second song they sang? I couldn't place it. The "invincible mario" part was great.
Thanks for sharing this. |
Originally Posted by boredsilly
What was the second song they sang? I couldn't place it. The "invincible mario" part was great.
Thanks for sharing this. the second song was dr. mario, the one immediately afterwords (where the guy initiates the baseline) was the hammer bros. music from super mario 3. they probably noticed that that smb3 hammer bros music is actually a remix of the dr. mario music. |
Boy, if that doesn't speak about the enduring recognizability of Nintendo games, I don't know what to say.
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Originally Posted by Superboy
Boy, if that doesn't speak about the enduring recognizability of Nintendo games, I don't know what to say.
Exactly. That was awesome. Watched it twice. They are pretty talented. Zelda was amazing. |
That must be one geeky University for the entire audience to "get it".
I wish I went there :( |
That was pretty sweet, thanks for the link.
Only song on there I didn't recognize was (I guess) Dr. Mario. Never played it, though. |
Originally Posted by tanman
That must be one geeky University for the entire audience to "get it".
I wish I went there :( |
Great find! :up:
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Simple Awesome!
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"All original works from Japan." :lol:
What's funny is that I do this ALL the time, beat boxing old video game tunes (and some new ones from time to time). My girlfriend and some of her net friends are supposed to be doing a live band thing at some con this summer where they're going to play video game music. I convinced her to get them to do "Katamari on the Rocks," that ought to be interesting. |
That was Great...Thanks
- Scott To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is half empty. To the engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be. |
That was awesome. I've been showing that to all my friends.
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Originally Posted by PixyJunket
...I convinced her to get them to do "Katamari on the Rocks," that ought to be interesting.
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That was fucking brilliant. Loved it. Now - can someone point me to a downloadable link? Also - I'd like a high quality mp3.
Thanks for this post. |
The groups name is redefined here is there site:
http://www.uwredefined.com/ ebaumsworld has .wmv that you can download: http://media.ebaumsworld.com/index.p...doacapella.wmv The group has their debut CD on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=4721111527 |
Originally Posted by tanman
That must be one geeky University for the entire audience to "get it".
I wish I went there :( |
that was great! loved the tetris part!
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Originally Posted by tanman
That must be one geeky University for the entire audience to "get it".
I wish I went there :( |
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