Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A 30 second theme turned into a 3 minute instrumental? I don't know guys probably a little overdeveloped.
MP3: bit.ly/3f7hXti
Twitter: twitter.com/DYLZAL
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dylan-leggett-1
For sometime I put off watching Rick and Morty. I had seen clips and I didn't quite get it; it just seemed like a crossover between Futurama and South Park. But then I realized, a crossover between Futurama and South Park, that sounds awesome! After watching through both seasons over the spend of about 3 days, it was already one of my favorite shows. I loved how the writers completely embraced the ridiculousness of the show, and figured out a way of building onto itself. That scene where they do variations on the pizzas ordering human takeout, I think that scene is the embodiment of the whole show; Getting more and more ridiculous while still retaining sense.
I've still got a few more Rick and Morty covers planned for the future, so if you're keen for more subscribe; If not, I don't know go see what Jules uploaded this week.
Original by Ryan Ridley
Rhythm Guitar: Squier Mini Strat "Black"
Lead Guitar: Jackson JS32Q Dinky
Bass Guitar: Ibanez SR405QM Soundgear
Tones: Pod Farm 2.5
Recording/Mixing: Mixcraft 7
Mastering: iZotope Ozone 5
Camera: Camera: Canon Legria HFR506
Editing Software Sony Vegas Pro 12
A 30 second theme turned into a 3 minute instrumental? I don't know guys probably a little overdeveloped.
MP3: bit.ly/3f7hXti
Twitter: twitter.com/DYLZAL
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dylan-leggett-1
For sometime I put off watching Rick and Morty. I had seen clips and I didn't quite get it; it just seemed like a crossover between Futurama and South Park. But then I realized, a crossover between Futurama and South Park, that sounds awesome! After watching through both seasons over the spend of about 3 days, it was already one of my favorite shows. I loved how the writers completely embraced the ridiculousness of the show, and figured out a way of building onto itself. That scene where they do variations on the pizzas ordering human takeout, I think that scene is the embodiment of the whole show; Getting more and more ridiculous while still retaining sense.
I've still got a few more Rick and Morty covers planned for the future, so if you're keen for more subscribe; If not, I don't know go see what Jules uploaded this week.
Original by Ryan Ridley
Rhythm Guitar: Squier Mini Strat "Black"
Lead Guitar: Jackson JS32Q Dinky
Bass Guitar: Ibanez SR405QM Soundgear
Tones: Pod Farm 2.5
Recording/Mixing: Mixcraft 7
Mastering: iZotope Ozone 5
Camera: Camera: Canon Legria HFR506
Editing Software Sony Vegas Pro 12
