User:Sargent Deez/Boot Camp

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Welcome to Boot Camp! This is a training ground for sections, templates, tables, and whatever is too small for an article. I was inspired by User:LadySophie17's Wiggler Farm to create this. Bomb-omb Alley is for sections, Fireball Range is for tables, Fort Thwomp is for navbox templates, Goombasberg is for other templates, and Proposal Pipeline is for... I have no idea.

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Go・Mario・Go!
Description
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Composed by:
Simon Harris, Colin Case
Performed by:
Simon Harris
Vocals by:
Colin Case
Publishers Alfa
Living Beat
G.M.O.
Release date Japan 1993
Genres House, hip-hop
Format Compact disc, vinyl
Number of tracks 5
Length 21:19
Catalog numbers Japan ALCB-803
(compact disc)
Japan LBET25
(vinyl)

"Go・Mario・Go!" is the second and final single from Super Mario Compact Disco, released only in Japan in 1993. Available as both a compact disc and vinyl, it features a Radio Version and four remixes of "Go, Mario, Go!". Despite its name, the Radio Version is identical to the original song on Super Mario Compact Disco . The four remixes are: the X-Tended Club Mix (a longer, more dance-oriented version at five minutes and 11 seconds), the Egyptian Rave Mix (a rave remix that focuses more on electronic rhythm and atmosphere), the Instrumental Mix (similar to the X-Tended Club Mix but with no rapping), and the Bowsapella Mix (its name is a pun on a cappella, with it isolating the vocals and samples).

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Sprite of a Thwomp from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions Fort Thwomp Sprite of a Thwomp from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions

A mugshot of a Goomba, from Mario Super Sluggers. Goombasberg A mugshot of a Goomba, from Mario Super Sluggers.

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