Johan Andersson - The Last Ninja - The Wilderness

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Arranged by:
Johan Andersson Veteran
Member profile:
Johan Andersson (Jojje70)
Original SID:
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Original composed by:
Ben Daglish, Anthony Lees
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Duration:
3:09
Released:
13/11/2021
All-Time charts position:
159
Score:
93%
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Dr Future shouts:
Wow!
symbols shouts:
Great great great, getting slightly joyful wild-west vibes and imagining Walter White as the Last Ninja... Aaaanyways! Fu'ing great tune!
redhot shouts:
This is a really well done remix! A great tribute to a masterpiece! Bravo!
L0rd3vyL shouts:
Another excellent remix, Johan!
Ryrynz shouts:
Wicked wtf, nominated.
Marcus shouts:
WOW!!! What a new approach for a Last Ninja Remix. Just Well Done!! Listening to this song I start thinking of the Playstation game"Red Dead Revolver". Riding the prairie scenes.
hillsman shouts:
Another great remix from Johan - he keeps cranking them out and they're always fairly good at worst!
jemym shouts:
The original sound of this tune is so unique I would never guess it was possible to do an analog version of this tune I actually liked, but here it is.
omoroca shouts:
Weird mixture of styles with an unpleasant live performance feel to it.
Review by tim_forsyth
14/11/2021

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Wonderful remix. There’s an admirable amount of restraint here that keeps the whole track a consistent and enjoyable, letting you weave in your signature style while keeping the vibe of the original intact. I also think the mix on this track is one of your best, there’s a lot more instrumentation and it compliments the brass and guitar. How you manage to keep pushing out so many quality, well played remixes I have no idea. Good stuff!
Review by LaLa
13/11/2021

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Lovely flute, great trumpet - a unique, but undeniably signature Andersson-like take on a classic SID. It all sounds very organic, cohesive, perfectly mixed. Just great all around!