Average Joe Gamer - roundtable discussion from the gaming realm between 3 guys, none of which are named Joe.
Tonight we travel back in time and find out when Leon joined the group!
Episode #31 Big welcome to Leon our new co-host"
OCRemix's Geoffrey Taucer and Bahamut on RFG @ 7PMRadio Free Gamer - OC Remix's DKC 2 exclusive album interview!!
Hey all! This week on Radio Free Gamer we welcome back OCRemix's Geoffrey Taucer and Bahamut to discuss the soon-to-be-released Donkey Kong Country 2 project. We have an exclusive interview and MORE preview tracks from the upcoming project!
And as usual, we will feature some awesome (and FREE) video game music and remixes. Be sure to join us live at 7PM EST & download the podcast here once it is posted this weekend.
For more information on the OC Remix album visit:
Official OC Remix Project Forum (includes track list and remix artist)
Elder-Geek.com's Randy Joins usThe 8bit Extravaganza - Elder-Geek.com's very own Randy joins the us to make a very special announcement!!
Elder-Geek.com is the cutting-edge online news magazine which features honest reviews and kick-ass regular features. We're honored to have Randy on this evening to make this announcement!
Official Elder-Geek Website
Official Elder-Geek Podcast: Elder-Speek
8 games will enter, 1 game will move on to the Final 8 of the tournament!
The only way to vote is to join us in the chatroom LIVE!
View Bracket
Tournament Website
Tournament Rules
Discuss in the forums
Block 4 coming soon to the Podcast!
Labels: Interviews, OC Remix, Radio Schedule
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
OC Remix's Donkey Kong Country 2: Serious Monkey Business on Radio Free Gamer
Cannot miss Radio Free Gamer this week!
We welcome back OCRemix's Geoffrey Taucer and Bahamut to discuss the soon-to-be-released Donkey Kong Country 2 project. We have an exclusive interview and MORE preview tracks from the upcoming project!
And as usual, we will feature some awesome (and FREE) video game music and remixes.
Be sure to join us live at 7PM EST on 8bitx.com, or download the podcast here once it is posted this weekend.
-RFG
We welcome back OCRemix's Geoffrey Taucer and Bahamut to discuss the soon-to-be-released Donkey Kong Country 2 project. We have an exclusive interview and MORE preview tracks from the upcoming project!
And as usual, we will feature some awesome (and FREE) video game music and remixes.
Be sure to join us live at 7PM EST on 8bitx.com, or download the podcast here once it is posted this weekend.
-RFG
Labels: Interviews, OC Remix, Radio Free Gamer
Friday, December 11, 2009
Happy 10th Anniversay OC Remix from 8bitX!!
Will from 8bitX on OC Remix's 10th Anniversary:
Simply put, without OC Remix's contributions, this site would not exist. I was inspired by the collections of video game remixes I had to put on a show which showcased the original music & then the awesome remixes after that in order to spotlight the talent that was out there putting this major effort on. It started as 1 single episode on Kutztown University Radio, and from there it's turned into this.
The chipamp is what opened up the world to me for NES chiptunes. To this day we are using it in our 32/64 bit tournaments. Without this pack of plugins from winamp, half of the audio production would not be possible.
The value and inspiration drawn from OC Remix for myself is beyond measurement. I would like to say thank you for the last 10 years, and here is to many many more!!
OC Remix official Press Release:
December 11, 2009
Contact: press@ocremix.org
FAIRFAX, VA--OverClocked ReMix today celebrates its ten year anniversary. Started on December 11th, 1999, the website has grown from a small group of avid musicians and gamers to a larger community of artists making a case for the appreciation of video game music as an art form. Over 1,800 fan arrangements of video game music have been posted, along with sixteen albums. To celebrate, ten mixes will be posted today, from ten different games and ten different artists, with each mix writeup briefly summarizing a different year from the site's history.
Site creator David W. Lloyd writes:
"When I started this site in my parent's basement back in 1999, I thought it would be a fun diversion that could help me get better at making music, but also serve as an outlet for VGM fans everywhere to pay homage to their favorite songs. When I was much younger, I remember tape-recording the output from my Sega Master System and making mixtapes filled with Alex Kidd, Shinobi, and Space Harrier music. I've always loved VGM, especially for its strong original melodies, and this site seemed like a good way to express that. While I didn't have any idea it would become what it is today, I did have a certain faith - faith that there were others like me, faith that the Internet was full of a lot of talented people who would contribute their music and their time and their energy freely, and faith that we could show the world that video game music is an art form."
Fans are invited to share their memories of OC ReMix over the last ten years on the site's forums.
About OverClocked ReMix
Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is www.ocremix.org, a website featuring hundreds of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans.
Simply put, without OC Remix's contributions, this site would not exist. I was inspired by the collections of video game remixes I had to put on a show which showcased the original music & then the awesome remixes after that in order to spotlight the talent that was out there putting this major effort on. It started as 1 single episode on Kutztown University Radio, and from there it's turned into this.
The chipamp is what opened up the world to me for NES chiptunes. To this day we are using it in our 32/64 bit tournaments. Without this pack of plugins from winamp, half of the audio production would not be possible.
The value and inspiration drawn from OC Remix for myself is beyond measurement. I would like to say thank you for the last 10 years, and here is to many many more!!
OC Remix official Press Release:
December 11, 2009
Contact: press@ocremix.org
FAIRFAX, VA--OverClocked ReMix today celebrates its ten year anniversary. Started on December 11th, 1999, the website has grown from a small group of avid musicians and gamers to a larger community of artists making a case for the appreciation of video game music as an art form. Over 1,800 fan arrangements of video game music have been posted, along with sixteen albums. To celebrate, ten mixes will be posted today, from ten different games and ten different artists, with each mix writeup briefly summarizing a different year from the site's history.
Site creator David W. Lloyd writes:
"When I started this site in my parent's basement back in 1999, I thought it would be a fun diversion that could help me get better at making music, but also serve as an outlet for VGM fans everywhere to pay homage to their favorite songs. When I was much younger, I remember tape-recording the output from my Sega Master System and making mixtapes filled with Alex Kidd, Shinobi, and Space Harrier music. I've always loved VGM, especially for its strong original melodies, and this site seemed like a good way to express that. While I didn't have any idea it would become what it is today, I did have a certain faith - faith that there were others like me, faith that the Internet was full of a lot of talented people who would contribute their music and their time and their energy freely, and faith that we could show the world that video game music is an art form."
Fans are invited to share their memories of OC ReMix over the last ten years on the site's forums.
About OverClocked ReMix
Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is www.ocremix.org, a website featuring hundreds of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans.
Labels: OC Remix
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