The overall panel was unsurprisingly unanimous, and XPRTNovice closed it out with some delicious sandwich metaphors: Very smart choice to use elements of two tracks that were created with the intention of being clearly connected to one another into your arrangement, and you used it to your advantage to masterfully weave in different moods throughout the track." You link the two sources together into one complete piece in an entirely seamless way. "You captured my attention from 0:00 and held onto it throughout with the many twists and turns. These are two themes you don't see arranged as much, so I definitely concur on that point, and I do think the hot/cold organ/piano concept clicked, too. I love the idea of using 2 different instruments (organ/piano) to represent hot and cold, linking back to the roots of the composition, and allowing for some delightful interplay." The arrangement is anchored solidly in the source material, which allows for some impressive soloing between choruses. Switching the style to jazz helps immensely with the ability to expand on the original, and moving it into 6/8 time gives it a real energy and impetus. The sources for this are relatively short at 1:10 or so each, so to extract over 5 minutes of material from them obviously shows some arrangement prowess. "Mario Galaxy’s most famous music is Gusty Garden Galaxy, so it’s nice to see some light shone on other source tunes from this flagship title. I could say more, but all THREE of our new judges weighed in on this one, so let's do that instead and check in with DarkSim first:
The quick staccato chord shuffle at 3'01" was definitely a highlight for me funky. We always do :) I get some Bill Evans vibes here and there, and the overall mood is upbeat/agile, so while the piano might be comparably cooler, the overall joint is smokin' - great B3 sound, and the upright bass & drums keep the momentum urgent.
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That is to say you would have to turn up your volume a bit to get the full experience. Since I'm not the best at mixing/mastering, the track came out relatively quiet. The more busy/energetic organ sections may be interpreted as hot/fire, whereas the calm/open piano parts are more reminiscent of coldness/ice. The result is an energetic jazz arrangement in 6/8 time, which alternates between organ and piano as the lead instrument. Now after several years, I finally had the time and patience to finish it. It's a shame, because I always thought that the track had a lot of potential. This remix was originally supposed to be my contribution to a Super Mario Galaxy album which unfortunately got cancelled. Nostalvania here with a new remix submission! "Hi, OCR, I hope you guys are doing well! Supermassive Galaxy (Big Wigglers Speed Run, 2'30" (This Speedy Comet Mission strangely has Cosmic Mario's theme.A new Nostalvania mix is always reason to celebrate, and in this case Markus has turned his eye & ears to Super Mario Galaxy, delivering an upbeat jazz duet/duel between hot organ and cold piano that would make McDLT frontman George Costanza jealous:.Rolling Masterpiece Galaxy (Masterpiece Speed Run, 2 minutes).Bowser's Lava Lair (Lava Lair Speed Run, 20 seconds + 10 per timer).Hightail Falls Galaxy (Hightail Falls Speed Run, 3 minutes).Bowser Jr.'s Fiery Flotilla (Fiery Floatilla Speed Run, 2 minutes).Sky Station Galaxy ( Peewee Piranha Speed Run, 20 seconds + 10 per timer).Dreadnought Galaxy ( Topman Tribe Speed Run, 6 minutes).Dusty Dune Galaxy (Sandblast Speed Run, 4'30").Space Junk Galaxy ( Pull Star Path Speed Run, 4 minutes).Good Egg Galaxy ( Dino Piranha Speed Run, 4 minutes).The Speedy Comet is available in the following Galaxies. Mario reuses his Cosmic Comet losing animation if the latter happens. If Mario manages to complete the mission before time runs out, he will receive a Power Star. Once it is selected and played, Mario needs to complete a mission in the galaxy with a time limit.
When a Speedy Comet is in orbit in a galaxy, a red comet appears near the galaxy in the map. Speedy Comets have a time-bomb aspect to them.