Poor Slobs with Terrible Jobs ["Banjo-Kazooie/Tooie/Donkey Kong 64" Remix] (Dinosaurs/Jim Henson)

"GET BACK TO WORK, YA LAZY GREEN SLOBS..." I-I mean, Hello! This is another "Banjo-Kazooie/Tooie/Donkey Kong 64"-Styled Remix I was working on lately: that of which is a song from the "Big Songs" Album (where the song "I'm the Baby, Gotta Love Me!" comes from) of the Jim Henson Show: "Dinosaurs!" If you weren't aware of this album before, I don't blame you: I was just as surprised as you are, and I must say, this must be a good part of my childhood that I never experienced until recently, much like with the existence of the "Donkey Kong Country" Animated series. But enough about me, LOL.
This remixed song of said album is called "Poor Slobs with Terrible Jobs." I think it might be among the best songs of the album, in no small part due to its warning message(s), clever rhymes and wordplay (IMO), and its rather obvious [yet mildly painful] relatability. The instrumentation in the OG Track was ripe for the "Kirkhope-64 Soundfonts" Treatment (as I'd like to call the soundfont grouping of "Banjo-Kazooie," "Banjo-Tooie," and "Donkey Kong 64"): and so I made this remix, complete with some "Rusty Bucket Bay" Sound Effects that I'm sure you'll recognize. I hope You enjoy it! :)
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[@ManaPesto]

Absolutely perfect fit for this song, lol. Great work! Been forever since I've heard it

[@TheMightyN]

It needs a little cleaning behind the horns. All things considered, it sounds amazing.

[@stephenbereznicki7506]

Sorry for this late reply, but I've been meaning to ask what you meant by "cleaning" the horns. Did that mean make them louder or more audible? Or did you mean using better samples? (And, if you're wondering, I used a combination of the different N64 soundfonts used by Grant Kirkhope for this remix.)