The OneUps Volume 1
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The OneUps Volume 1 | ||
Studio album by The OneUps (OneUp Studios) | ||
Released | June 28, 2005 | |
Recorded | OneUp Studios, Fayetteville, Arkansas, 2005 | |
Genre | Video Game Music | |
Length | 62:27 | |
Label | OneUp Studios | |
Producer(s) | Mustin | |
Professional reviews | ||
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The OneUps (OneUp Studios) chronology | ||
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The OneUps Volume 1 is an album of 17 songs, contemporary arrangements of the music from various video game soundtracks. A fan-made production, OneUp Studios nonetheless licensed the use of the original music arranged for the album. The album's catalog number is OUS-004.
The album is The OneUps' first, the band having been in existence for over 3 years and in its fourth incarnation. Promotion for the album was primarily based out of OneUps Studios' website, and supplemented by various tour stops around the United States at video game entertainment events including Video Games Live and vgXpo, as well as regular performances at the Fayetteville-based restaurant, Teatro Scarpino.
[edit] Track listing
- "ToeJam Jammin'" (The OneUps) – 4:06
- originally from ToeJam & Earl
- "Koopa Beach'" (The OneUps) – 4:03
- originally from Super Mario Kart
- "Monkeys" (Mustin) – 2:59
- originally from Mario Paint
- "Isle Delfino" (Tim Yarbrough) – 3:06
- originally from Super Mario Sunshine
- "Andy Asteroids" (The OneUps) – 2:48
- originally from Earthworm Jim
- "Schala" (The OneUps) – 3:08
- originally from Chrono Trigger
- "City Lights" (Posu Yan) – 4:13
- originally from Axelay
- "Katamaritaino" (Mustin) – 4:50
- originally from Katamari Damacy
- "Koopa's Theme" (Mustin, The OneUps) – 3:19
- originally from Super Mario 64
- "Bomberman" (The OneUps) – 3:05
- originally from Bomberman
- "Town Medley" (William Reyes) – 4:36
- originally from Zelda II: The Adventure of link
- "Bossa De Link" (William Reyes) – 3:49
- originally from The Legend of Zelda
- "Aquatic Ambience" (The OneUps) – 4:25
- originally from Donkey Kong Country
- "Green Greens" (Anthony Lofton) – 4:47
- originally from Kirby's Dream Land
- "Michael" (The OneUps) – 2:54
- originally from Maniac Mansion
- "Paperboy" (The OneUps) – 6:19
- originally from Paperboy
- contains hidden track "What?" (Dale North & Mustin)
- originally from Final Fantasy V
Demo samples of the album are free and available for download at the OneUp Studios website.
[edit] Personnel
- Matthew Bridges ("Moose") – bass guitar
- Nick Busby – album design
- Jared Dunn – egg shakers, maracas, bongos, drums, arranger
- Greg Kennedy – violin, mandolin, fiddle, arranger
- Anthony Lofton ("Miller") – tenor sax, soprano sax, electric piano, arranger
- Wing Yun Man (of Wooti) – logo design
- Nathan McLeod ("Nate Cloud") – alto sax
- Mustin – bass guitar, electric piano, güiro, piano, melodica, arranger, mixing, album design, producer
- Rik Nicol (of Wooti) – logo design
- Dale North – arranger, mixing
- William Reyes – electric nylon string guitar, acoustic nylon string guitar, arranger
- Aaron Teague ("Nólaquen") – website design
- Rebekah Wood – vocals
- Posu Yan ("po!") – arranger
- Tim Yarbrough – electric guitar, acoustic steel string guitar, arranger
[edit] External links and references
- The OneUps' homepage
- The OneUps at MusicBrainz
- "One-upping the naysayers" Northwest Arkansas Times: Terry, Sarah K. (Jul. 29, 2005)
- OneUp Studios
- The OneUps Volume 1 at MusicBrainz