It's baaaaaack: VGC 30-Day Music Challenge!

Time to combine both yesterday's and today's in one post. First I will go with yesterday's

Day 28: An unnatuarally catchy tune

When it comes to a tune in a song that is really catchy, there is one that come to might right away. The one that comes to mind is the Super Mario Bros Theme from Super Mario.



Now for today's

Day 29: A cover of a video game song

First off, is a cover of a video game song still considered a cover if the one who originally composed the song is part of the group? If so, I am certain I have one in mind. I am going to choose is Battle With the Four Fiends from Final Fantasy IV, performed by the Black Mages.

Day 29: Cover


Quake 2 Descent into Cerberon

Fantastic Guitar cover of one of my favorite tracks in Quake 2. Quake 2 is simply one of those games where i can say its within my favorites list of all time for both the game and the kicka*s soundtrack. Whenever people make some fantastic covers of Quake 2's OST, they make me happy, and hopefully make the original composes of the game's soundtrack, Sonic Mayhem, happy too.

I chose this particular piece for its sick guitar solos.

Day 29: A cover
The London Philharmonic Orchestra is normally my go to for any covers, though the haven't put out any new ones in a while. The both make modifications to original pieces or just leave some how they are.

One Final Effort from Halo 3 is probably my favorite cover by them. Having heard it countless times before, I enjoy the changes they make to it.


GTA IV's Soviet Connection. Why? I think the better question is Why Not? Covered by LPO


Day 30: My choice?!

Well since you said so, enjoy this mashup!

Day 30: My Choice

Well I can certainly think of a song for today. In fact the song I have in mind is Gratua Cuun from Star Wars Republic Commando.

Day 30: My own choice



More Doom 2016 music for me? Well at least its not BFG Division. Anyway, I remember this track "Flesh and Metal" being such a kick ass tune in some of the combat scenarios with its style of build up then BANG!! I have such a big biased love for Doom 2016's soundtrack since its such a well composed soundtrack that expressively knows what the heck it is, yet it takes a lot of deep and critical thinking (and appreciation of what the game it is) to get it.

Mick Gordon i salute you for making such a magnificent soundtrack to a magnificent game.