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Weezer - The 8-bit Album
So I realize this chiptune take on Weezer has probably been around for awhile, but I just heard about it and figured at least two other people in the world hadn't yet. This is for you guys!
Despite the blue album cover art, the songs range from Weezer's early material like Jamie to the latter day crap. I personally prefer the instrumental tracks to the ones with some dude trying to sing over the top.
Track list:
1) Island In The Sun (Belmont's Revisal) - videogame orchestra
2) Holiday - Anamanaguchi
3) El Scorcho - Tugboat
4) The World Has Turned And Left Me Here - Bit Shifter
5) You Won't Get With Me Tonight - PDF Format
6) Hash Pipe - seal of quality
7) In The Garage - OxygenStar
8) You Gave Your Love To Me Softly - :(
9) We Are All On Drugs - Rabato
10) Jamie - Unicorn Dream Attack
11) Come To My Pod - Mahamajama
12) Why Bother? - I Fight Dragons
13) Buddy Holly - nordloef
14) I Do - arcadecoma.
So what do you think of the tracks? Any chiptune aficionados have a gauge on the overall quality?
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