Nentindo's audio Reviews on Newgrounds

[Where Is My Mind (8-Bit Cover)]

I love the original song, and this is a perfect representation of it in 8-Bit form. My only complaint is that it is a tad short compared to the original song.

[Song of Storms Remix [mod15]]

One of my favourite songs, on Zelda and Newgrounds

I really love this remix, it stays faithful to the original, but it has occasional quirks which give it variety, which I like. The only thing I can complain about is that sometimes the drum (or bass, I'm not good with music...) starts to seem out of place, just thumping around in the background around 0:43.

Anyway, great work!

DJSpire responds:

You love it so much...
I NEED MONEY
XD

But really, if you, or anybody feels like donating, you can buy my album at www.mod15.tk

Peace.

[Tether Your Consideration]

Music to my ears, unsurprisingly.

I love this piece of music. You mix up loads of things that if heard separately would sound impossible to make into a good track and you make something I could listen to for hours.

Also, a question I hope for you to observe, invisibly or not and answer, there is a slightly quiet tune running throughout most of the time, and it sounds familiar to me. Did you get the inspiration for it from another tune, or am I having déjà vu, because I swear I've heard it before, and would love to know. To give you a bit more of an idea of what it is, it is played alone at 0:09 to 0:12.

I think I speak for everyone that is (in?)sane on Newgrounds when I say "This is awesome!" Keep up the good work!

InvisibleObserver responds:

Thanks thank thankidy thanks for the praise.

I'll PM you a clip of just that soft ambient instrument playing, maybe you can tell me where it is from according to your preconceptions.

I don't think I've ever intentionally borrowed or written another's music into my own stuff

[Quest of the Manwhore]

Epic

I especially like what I guess is the bit making fun of Katy Perry going Wow-wow-wow-a-wow which was basically my reaction to the song. Hoping to hear more from Fernando!