Metal Rock Music - "Sorcerian Rocker Soldiers" Remix - Falcom Special Box - REM - The Army Wizard

TITLE: Metal Rock Music - "Sorcerian Rocker Soldiers" Remix - Falcom Special Box - Rock Ex Machina (REM) - The Army Wizard of OZ

FAIR USE VIA CRITICISM, COMMENTS, AND/OR PARODY: (As allowed by US Code Title 17, Chapter 1 § 107 “Fair Use”: Criticism, Comments, and/or Parody Jokes via Futurama's parody jokes.) "Sorcerian Rocker Soldiers" is the fun parody title for this superior parody remix, which is based-on the original Sorcerian Videogame song from Falcom Special Box.

FORMAT FOR THE CRITICISM, COMMENTS, AND/OR PARODY: Parody Joke Intro + Music Video Remix based on Criticism and Comments below + Parody Joke Outro

CRITICISM, COMMENTS, AND/OR PARODY: I decided to remix, enhance, added parody jokes (to add "Fair Use" Parody to the list of exceptions like Criticisms; and/or Comments), add most of the video clips from "Sorcerian Forever" videogames clips and anime "Goblin Slayer" clips (to get more exposure to their fantasy videogame and the theme), and improve the new song based-on the orignal song for and from my personal music library, because that is the best way to criticize and comment on any song via incorporate the criticisms. The video clips are muted, mixed with other videos, transperant, changed in speeds, and under 5 minutes, so not a full 22-minute regular TV episode. The original tune that I am mixing is "4/5 Stars" melody, because the original ending is a "Fader Ending" (Legendary Metal Rock Songs NEVER FADE!!!) and the song has a lot of wasted space for additional electric guitars solos . I literally added 3x electric guitar solos, so there was plenty of space for expand a 6 minute song into a 10 minute song. Yes, it is one long electric guitar solo at the end and the solo is ends with the "Fader" ending, so I was about to discard the original song from my personal library. The "Fader" Endings, "2-Different Completely Different Songs", un-inspiring lyrics, lots of wasted space, and/or no electric guitars solos are some factors that "caps" any original song and/or any remaster into the "4/5 Stars" category, because newer metal guitarists have done multiple electric guitar solos, 30-minutes songs, smoother lyrics, and more creative endings like "sonic blasts" endings, "breakdown" endings, "re-cicle-ing" ending, "slow down" endings, "drum blasting" ending, "slow removal of individual instruments", and more. Technically, the original song fails my standards for a legendary "5/5 Stars" Rock Metal song, especially with the new Metal Rock Waves. The Futurama parody jokes are from their "Bender Game" episode regarding the Fry, Bender, Leela, Amy, and the Professor Fansworth travelling in a D&D Lore of the Rings parody world to go with fantasy theme and humor to soften the violence from the videogame and anime. Regardless of parody jokes and nerdy science, I had to do some remixing and remastering to smoothly distribute 3x additional electric multiguitar solos to extend the song and finishing with a mixed combo ending in order to polishing a dirty fractured rock into a polished diamond rock to cut your musical electric guitar expectations and some parody jokes to laugh during this video. This is the version that I personally listen to, so yeah, you are welcome to enjoy this new musical Metal Rock diamond.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND FAIR USE REMINDER: I cite US Code Title 17, Chapter 1 § 107 “Fair Use”: Criticism, Comments, and/or Parody Jokes. After a USPTO Search via "tmsearch.uspto.gov" and US Copyrights Office via "cocatalog.loc.gov" regarding "Goods and Services" videogame/music songs terms such as Sorcerian, Lonely Soldier, Rock Ex Machina, and The Army Wizard of OZ", the "Authors/Owners" of any US Patents, US Trademarks, and/or US Copyrights are Alejandro Evaristo Perez, who owns US Copyrights: "VA0002390806", "VA0002362941", "VA0002329255", "VA0002309640", "VA0002295321", and "VA0002286986"; and SEGA, Falcom, and Falcom Special Box for creating "Sorcerian" videogame and music, even if they never filed a US Copyright nor US Trademark.