Banzai Run
Williams, 1988
Black Knight 2000
Williams, 1989
Pinbot
Williams, 1986
Swords of Fury
Williams, 1988
Whirlwind
Williams, 1990I figured that you guys would hopefully like this. A channel on YouTube hosts monthly competitions where bands must reproduce live covers of gaming music, ie. no sampling of any kind. Among the hoards of video game covers, I found a bunch of pinball music covers--all live. Pretty cool stuff! (Brian Schmidt actually comments under the SOF video. Pretty sweet.)
Swords of Fury:
Black Knight 2000:
Pinbot:
Whirlwind:
Banzai Run:
First off: This is awesome.
But......... Having just listened to the BK2000 track, it seems fairly produced and not very "live."
Still super cool, just thought it would be more stripped down and raw.
Quoted from BeaglePuss:seems fairly produced and not very "live."
They mean that all the instruments are being played by a human, and not sampled by a machine with artificial sounds. Still, post processing is allowed to produce desired effects, which is why some might sound faked.
This previous thread had some really good videos: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/judge-dredd-pinball-main-theme-guitar-cover#post-3052713
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