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YMMV: Over Clocked Re Mix
Complaining about Shows You Don't Watch: The belief that most/all OC ReMixes are techno. In reality, there are all kinds of genres represented, illustrated by actually listening to the music.
Older Than They Think: Contrary to popular belief, the concept of video game music remixes and a central location to showcase them was not originally conceived by OC ReMix. The site's founder, David "djpretzel" Lloyd, was actually inspired by specialized sites like C64 Audio, back then a collection of free Commodore 64 arrangements.
The Scrappy: Vocal ReMixes are often the point of ire, mostly for those who prefer instrumental-only music (most VGM is instrumental), consider video game music with lyrics to be out of bounds, or dislike the quality of the vocal performances. They seem aware of it, as their 2012 April Fools' Day joke involved a Re Tool to all vocal remixes. Most dubstep, rap, and metal ReMixes also commonly receive backlash.
They Changed It, Now It Sucks: Many ReMixes are criticized as They Just Didn't Care for not copying/retaining the mood, feel, or instrumentation of the source music, even though interpretation through arrangement is the site's stated purpose.
You Keep Using That Word: Because OverClocked ReMix sounded better than "OverClocked Arrangements," the site uses the proper noun "ReMix" (capital R, capital M) to refer to interpretive arrangements rather than traditional remixes. Though OC ReMixes almost never directly sample the original audio, most people just refer to them as "remixes" anyway.
