Hi Clemment,
Well if you want to know more about music and plot of the mega man x (and
indeed all other mega man series), check out the mega man network site I
mentioned.
I'm less keen on that particular remix from x5 than the x2 one. one of the
nicest points about the later music to the x games is that they mixed heavy
metal with synths and very anime style cord sequences and melodies to
produce something very epic and symphonic in style, not unlike the music of
people like Luka torreli, indeed the more recent games have lost that
symphonic aspect which is something I'm less keen on.
Essentially all that remix did is take the original them remove all the
synth and for me interesting aspects of chords, and replace the main melody
with someone going psycho on a rock guitar, thus making it actually far less
interesting to listen to in texture and just turning it into another guitar
thrash anthem.
Okay if you happen to have a thing for rock guitar solos I suppose, but for
my money not really comparable to the original in richness or style.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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