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Hey, folks, I redid this song. I like how it turned out The bass part was fun to play and the drums are my Alesis SR-16.

Snake Man

Used the Schecter C-1 Stealth Platinum with DD and '59 once again. The distortion setting is a high-gain Fulltone overdrive

First of all...IT RAWKS!!

It sounds complicated...guess you put lot of work in there.

The run at 1:52 is awesome, really awesome.

Thanks for sharing good ol music

Ah good memories, this was one of my favorite games as a kid. Cool clip!

Thanks for listening, guys! Ahhhhh, sweet 8-bit nostalgia

Mega Man still Roxx!

good stuff Biu

Wow, you're good at playing it very cleanly, that's awesome. Bow to the master.

Old megaman F'n rocked! I remember being 10 years old and putting my tape recorder up to the TV speaker, recording the tunes so i could hear them later. Now? Now there's Biu

Pleasure to be of service to you, man! I know the pain, most quality NES remix music to be had these days seems to be hardcore techno mixes, which isn't always bad, but sometimes those songs need that rock 'n roll guitah kick, no?

Thanks for listening, guys, I think Snake Man is my real father.

That is a cool clip. I don't know the tune but it is a cool little melody. Good playing!

hey man ive always thought of doing some of the nes songs. youve made me go for it now. I'll look for a cool song in a game and see what happens.

thanks!

Biu --gt; fantastic. I never got around to doing Wood Man, but I'm going to. How do you record? I need some cheap stuff to record with because I've got nothing to record with other than Windows built in Sound Recorder. Thanks.

Thanks, guys, I'm eager to hear your clips! Gotta share the NES love

I now use Adobe Audition to record. Oh, and my Alesis SR-16 drum machine. They're simple, easy, and fun to use.

Ohhh, nice stuff. I'm really liking it. I love the old NES music and you did a great job!