The FuMP
2007-06-19
Artist
The Gothsicles
Title
Triple Shot (Sensuous Enemy Remix)
In the classic arcade version of Galaga, you can normally only get two combined ships. This song is about getting three. This supahot new remix was done by ffej of Sensuous Enemy, who are awesome and should be checked out at www.sensuousenemy.com. If you listen to this track, you will dance like a body machine.
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Comments
scarybug - Jun 19, 2007
Woooo! I hadn't had a chance to hear this version. Triple Shot was partly responsible for me coming up with the idea for Trilobots (trilobots.sourceforge.net) Brian, if you ever want to include a little flash game hidden on an album, shoot me an email.
seamonkey - Jun 19, 2007
Thanks darkNES... I'm always down for another Gothsicles remix! You guys rock the friggin' casbah (ancient word for "arcade").
PS - Midway games rule!!!
BathTub - Jun 20, 2007
Ok, this was fun, I think I need me some more Gothsicles.
Balder - Jun 21, 2007
A triple shot would have made teenage Rob Balder cream his lederhosen. (I wore lederhosen in my teens, til I found out that being first to do something does not automatically make you a trendsetter.)
Balder - Jun 21, 2007
Oh yeah, and awesome song.
djseamus - Jun 24, 2007
I used to play Galaga on those big old machines in pizza parlors way back in the day....thanks for taking me back to the late Eighties/early Nineties! It's a catchy song, I must admit...the Holy Grail reference was unexpected but much enjoyed.
djseamus - Jun 28, 2007
It's me again....man, those vocals are something else. You must have had to drink a gallon of water after you recorded this. I can't imagine how parched Marilyn Manson, or the lead singer from Korn must feel after a concert. On an unrelated note, great lyrics.
NakedBrainStudios - Sep 18, 2007
friggin Rocks!!
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Alchav - Jun 19, 2007
This is an AWESOME SONG!! I heard this back when it was played on the radio during an interview with The Gothsicles like forever ago, awesome.