Epic winner Brad Smith has just become the king of all geek musicians. The Ontario based video game programmer has recorded Pink Floyd’s ENTIRE Dark Side of the Moon album in 8 bit NES style. Yes, if Pink Floyd had written their album for a video game instead of a rock band, this is what it would sound like (awesome, sick, epic, ftw, etc). Brad used Famitracker to sequence it, rendered the sound with NSFplug, and did final editing with Audacity.
Here’s the link to the video playlist if you can’t see the embed above. Brad has even generously enabled a complete MP3 download of his work for enjoyment on your iPod or anywhere. Nice job Brad.




Miniature Oven Stovetop PC Casemod is Hot
Wearable Toy Piano Shirt
Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in 8 Bit NES Style
Speaker Buddies Looks Like They Need a Buddy
Making a Snowboard from Two Apple PowerBook Laptops
Disco Planet Double Disco Ball Light
Boombench is Literally a Bootyshaker
Hamburger Motorcycle
