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Thursday, March 03, 2005

The Advantage



The Advantage

There are a lot of gimmick cover bands out there (many would argue that all cover bands are gimmick bands). Some pay tribute to a specific band. Others cover all the songs on a particular album. Some tackle a particular genre. Others lift the tune and parody the words.

The Advantage is a bit different. Oh, it’s a cover band all right. But unlike Me First and the Gimme Gimmes or dozens of Dave Matthews’ tribute bands, The Advantage covers music from 8-bit Nintendo games. Seriously.

There’s no defending this sort of behavior. It’s a publicity stunt. It’s a damn good one, too. The band is tight and plays random songs--everything from Castlevania and Contra to Double Dragon 2 and Metroid. Your old school NES has never sounded this great.

Audio:

Ninja Gaiden – Mine Shaft

Double Dragon 2. Story+boss

Video::

Castlevania

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7 Comments:

Blogger Gretchen Ross said...

Strange...Im also into a band that does ninendo covers, but they are called the mini-bosses. Unless the mini-bosses changed their named to advantage?

10:04 AM

 
Blogger Digital Skillet said...

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10:08 AM

 
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10:08 AM

 
Blogger Digital Skillet said...

I think The Advantage is from California. Do you guys have a website or CD or anything?

10:10 AM

 
Blogger Digital Skillet said...

I think The Advantage is from California. Do you guys have a website or CD or anything?

10:10 AM

 
Blogger Digital Skillet said...

Sheesh. I'm having problems...I think The Advantage is from California. Do you guys have a website or CD or anything?

10:12 AM

 
Anonymous random wanderer said...

dunno if it's a publicity stunt or not , video game remixing and live covers actually have a pretty large following these days -

http://ocremix.org/

http://www.vgmix.com/

9:16 PM

 

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