I know the soundtrack to Metal Gear Rising Revengeance is amazing, but this takes it one step further.
By TheRealHonkmaster, check out his channel for more.
Posted by Fred "Trunks" Wood on April 10, 2014 · 2:19 AM |
Categories: Audio Clips, Bad Ideas, Metal Gear Solid · Leave a comment () 31 Comments |
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Almost sounds like a FF: Crystal Chronicles song.
However this barely scratches the glory of bizarre instrument covers!
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Don't *BZZZOOO* with this Senator!
But he's Brazilian… Shouldn't it be a vuvuzela cover?
Would fit Sam's trollin' attitude anyway.
UPDAAAAAAAAAAAATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pretty solid. Not as good as Kazoo Batman though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3cDg7ccLIE
…because parsing URLs is haaaaaaard.
This is the greatest accomplishment of the twenty first century.
Never has a Kazoo been manlier. Wait, the Kazoo is the manliest instrument out there.
That's an awesome cover, but nothing can top this.
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I don't have anything witty to say, so here's something relevant.
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Why not a kazoo/banjo cover? Missed opportunities abound.
Youtube artist and game connisseur TheRealHonkmaster bursts onto the indie scene with this atmospheric and meticulously crafted Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance OST cover. While his early works include the sample-based "Duckyay" and his first kazoo/guitar duets centered around children's television show "Friendships is Magics" [*also, an actual cover of an iron maiden solo, that one's pretty good], it is his ventures into the video game subculture which have garnered him attention and well-deserved applause. Honkmaster expertly adapts metal riffs into acoustic form, turning the hyper-energised hard rock of the original into a moody, understated listening experience. Powerful structuring and layering of the kazoos bring to mind a chorus of harmonies, taking rein of the instrument's strengths to invoke a sense of grandiosity and escalation. An impassioned kazoo solo around the halfway mark is the highlight of this tour de force, coming in with a true intensity and cementing the track as one of this year's must-listens.
And so begins anew the Halolz drought.