Video Games Live Introduces A Super Mario World Orchestral Arrangement
Super Mario World is the closest to perfect a game has ever got. Period.
Now that I’ve got that out the way, let me tell you the latest about Video Games Live’s recent Kickstarter for a new album/DVD – Video Games Live: Level 3.
With three days to go, 4151 backers have raised $217,564 of a required $250,000 goal to release an all new album and DVD, featuring even more orchestral and live arrangements of some of the greatest musical tracks from the very best games.
Which links to my comment about the perfection that is Super Mario World – Video Games Live founder and all-around cool guy Tommy Tallarico has released another teaser track for the album; and it’s a superb medley of Super Mario World’s soundtrack. Click that link and have a listen – I guarantee you’ll be grinning from ear to ear, and then you’ll want to grab the nearest copy of Super Mario World. Provided the Kickstarter reaches it’s goal, VGL hope to show this arrangement to Nintendo and get it added to the live tour and album.
What do you mean you don’t own Super Mario World?!
Video Games Live is a brilliant and highly entertaining live show, which is well worth supporting – So instead of throwing your money at the screen, get on down to the Kickstarter and show your support!
Lee Garbutt
I'm a UK-based writer with a passion for gaming that spans over 2 decades. For years I've been interested in the history of video games and as a result I have quite the collection of console hardware, not to mention a brain bursting with gaming trivia and knowledge. I've been a part of the GodisaGeek family since 2011, writing, talking and doing videos throughout that time.
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