MeGaDanceVaNia
Por Catboss
catboss
Bandcamp
catbossstudio
SoundCloud.
Carátula por JNJ.
Lanzado el 30/7/2011.
Duración: 6:04.
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Pistas que MeGaDanceVaNia referencia: Tracks that this one references:
- MeGaLoVania by Toby Fox
- Sburban Jungle by Michael Guy Bowman
- Explore by Buzinkai y Michael Guy Bowman
- Crystalanthemums by Alex Rosetti
- Beatdown (Strider Style) by Curt Blakeslee
- Spider's Claw by Toby Fox
- The La2t Frontiier by Toby Fox
- Terezi's Theme by Toby Fox
- dESPERADO ROCKET CHAIRS, by Toby Fox
- Walls Covered in Blood by Toby Fox
- Homestuck Anthem by Clark Powell
- Heir Transparent by Robert J! Lake
- Horschestra by Alex Rosetti
- Eridan's Theme by Toby Fox
- The Beginning of Something Really Excellent by Robert J! Lake
- mIrAcLeS by Toby Fox
- Theme by Toby Fox
- Aggrieve by Mark J. Hadley
- Showtime (Original Mix) by Malcolm Brown
- Showdown by Toby Fox
Pistas que referencian MeGaDanceVaNia: Tracks that reference this one:
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Comentario del artista:
Catboss: (booklet commentary)
One fine day I got the idea for a MeGaLoVania dance remix, but I sat on it because frankly? I don't actually enjoy dance music. Or techno. Or whatever genre this classifies as.
Several days later, I was trying to conjure up music for Nepetaquest. But I was drawing a blank because "MeGaLoVania dance remix come on guy you want it" was stuck in my head. So eventaully I was like "OKAY I'LL DO IT SHUTUP"
And then once I got started, it just grew. And grew. And grew. Like cancer. MUSICAL CANCER. Before I knew it I'd stuffed most of the kids' and trolls' motifs in there. There are 20 melodies I used (albeit some only for veeeery short segments). It started off with 16; I expanded it slightly in the process of revising it for the album. See if you can spot them all!
Fun fact: when I was composing this, I didn't even realise I'd ripped the chords from Sburban Jungle until much later.
JNJ: (booklet commentary)
I made this image before I even knew about the album. The visual reference to Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) fits with a track named MeGaDanceVaNia.