Released: 2000
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Reyn Ouwehand
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Arranged/Remixed tunes
Num of tunes: 11
Num of CDs: 1
Play time: 41:39

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All of the pieces featured on "Nexus 6581" are simply fantastic! The bombastic orchestral interpretation of Reyn's "Last Ninja 3", the ambient sounding theme from "Druid II", the heavy "Aztec Challenge" or "Asian Legends", a medley tying together the best themes from C64 martial arts games like "International Karate", "Yie Ar Kung Fu" or "Exploding Fist". This CD is a labour of love, proving Reyn's outstanding talents both as a producer and a musician. Hopefully, "Nexus" will make it's way into a lot of CD collections, for it is truly one of the best game music albums ever produced!

From: http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetails.php?partner=13&pid=180&langchange=2

Tracklist

1. R. Ouwehand:"Last Ninja intro"   
2. J. Bjerregaard:"shape" 
3. J. Bjerregaard:"DCM IV part 2" 
4. D. Hanlon:"Enlightenment:Druid II" 
5. R. Ouwehand:"Flimbo's Quest" 
6. R. Ouwehand:"Dutch Breeze: Flip the Flop" 
7. B. Daglish:"Deflektor" 
8. J. Bjerregaard:"Special Agent" 
9. S. Barret:"Blue Meanies part 1" 
10.Various Artists:"Asian Legends" 
11.P. Norman:"Aztec Challenge"

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