Video Game Music Mixes

Matt Pollard writes: "A group of video game music fanatics and musicians have opened up a new website at VGMix.com. If you're like us, sometimes you can't get the snazzy tunes of today's video games out of your head. Also, if you're up for a bit of nostalgia, this is certainly the place to go to relive the days of youth when you hummed the Super Mario Bros. theme under your breath during class grade school."

Comments

huh?

[linzeal]

"Fear not, our sexy developers are currently looking into solutions and alternate options, in case you are one of those people with large arrangements you're dying to submit. Expect another posting in the near future with more info/solutions. "

First off, I don't believe in sexy developers and second if these music production and archive shops do have sexy developers I'm in the wrong admin role.

Hehe ...

[__aasfhc1949]

I like this post on the front page by an editor:

8041 visitors in less than a week.
Should we start getting a 10,000th visitor
contest going, or do you think the initial rush
will die down soon?
I just had to comment on this, even though its
not necessarily important (its impressive).

Vgmix.com: say hello to the Slashdotting!

What do you mean, YOUTH?

[ebbomega]

"this is certainly the place to go to relive the days of youth when you hummed the Super Mario Bros. theme under your breath during class grade school"

So I was in my Calculus class about four months ago, hanging around, being relatively bored, so I started singing the "dada Da dada da, da..." and charged into the entire Super Mario Brothers song. My friends sitting next to me start chiming in and joining up. Now this would have been fine and all, If I hadn't then broken into the end bit with the flagpole and the fireworks... and then continued on to level 1-2 (Dada da dada da, da... Dooo! Dooo! Dooo! Dananananana.... Dananananana...). My friend sitting next to me collapsed over in laughter... I think I broke her.

The end.