Wild Thing!!! (wild.s3m)
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Bass Drum Snare Hihat.Opened Hihat.Closed Crash Cymbal Dist Guitar.Short Dist Guitar.Long Tom Bass Lead Voice wild thing sing.wav (no header) you make my heart sing you make everything groovy wild thing, i think i luv u but i wanna know for sure so come on and hold me tite i love you Wild.s3m instrument samples kiped from Krow (check out his work, it's great) Wild Thing by the Troggs. Remixed by Sean Marren marr0011_gold.tc.umn.edu
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A so-called remix of the song "Wild Thing" by the Troggs. In short, its an attempt to make a remix of the old tune with a new distorted guitar sound and drun beat. However, when the voice samples are introduced, they have all of the old instrumentation and noise behind them which muffles up the whole song and makes it sound off time. There could have been more attention paid to the drum beat aswell, as it is, the "thump tick, tick tick, thump tick" pattern used which gets annoying and sounds awful along with the over-loud distorted guitar sample. A trying attempt, but honestly, it rapes the original. The tune is let down by the quality of the samples used. If the voice samples were cleaner and not so noisy, then it would have made the tune stand out better. As it is, you can tell that they are samples as you hear the background form the original come in and stomp all over the existing tune. Also, turn your volume down before listening to this one, as the distorted guitar is a little on the loud side. Use of effects/programming, none that i can tell of. Overall: Nice try, but could do, perhaps with a little more programming/tracking knowledge and application, it could be improved ten-fold.