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Back again! Time for more MADs and stuff!
Lesson 2: Can Can.
Origin: The original song is 'Orpheus in the Underworld' by Jacques Offenbach( It's more known by the name Can Can because of the dance). It can be heard here.
Heaven and Hell?: The song was later remixed by Mutsuhiko Izumi(He's also responsible for 'Snow Goose' from the same game, we'll be coming back to that one) for the game 'Jubeat' under the name 天国と地獄 which translates to 'Heaven and Hell'. This is the version that is used in the making of MADs.
Original:
More after the jump!
Inserts?: In many Can Can MADs around fifty seconds in(In the case of the DQ vid around a minute or so),there will be brief snippets of four songs. They are(in order):
Night of Nights (A remix of Sakuya Izayoi's theme 'Flowering Night' from 'The Embodiment of Scarlet Devil' Popular with MAD makers.)
RED ZONE (A song by Naoki Maeda. Was featured in Beatmania IIDX and Dance Dance Revolution SuperNova. Also popular with MAD makers)
Hammer (The hammer theme from Donkey Kong. The hammer itself is extremely popular with MAD makers.)
PoPiPo (Miku Hatsune song.)
Video Time!:
Toaru Kagaku no Railgun Version(Night of Nights at 0:54):
Gamecube Version(four songs at 0:48):
Nintendo Version:
K-On! Version(Is a popular source,will be seeing more of it):
Kuroko Shirai(from Toaru Kagaku no Railgun) Version:
Konata Izumi(from Lucky Star,also a popular source,will be seeing more of it)Version:
Windows(popular source,so on and so forth)Version:
Skype Version(four songs at 0:50) :
Mr. Game & Watch Version(Night of Nights at 0:44 and 1:17):
Dragon Quest 5(four songs at 1:00) Version:
Second K-On! Version:
Resident Evil(Biohazard)Version:
Tetris HD Version:
Western Versions:
Super Mario Version(four songs at 0:49):
Legend of Zelda(Majora's Mask)Version:
Grand Theft Auto 4 Version(uses various songs from Jubeat instead of the other four):
Call of Duty(World at War)Version(0:48):
Team Fortress 2 Version(popular source,etc):
Until next time!
