Released: 2002
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composer of these tunes: Reyn Ouwehand
Info Source: synSONIQ Records
Music type: Arranged/Remixed tunes
My rating: 9/10
Num of tunes: 11
Num of CDs: 1
Catalogue Nr.: PP002
Play time: 1:09:12

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Martin Galway and Reyn Ouwehand have both been one of the best musicians in C64 scene. Reyn Ouwehand released also cool C64-remixed CD Nexus 6581 and now he created full CDs of remixed tunes originally created by Martin Galway. They are great works and Galway's cool melodies have now got cool techno feel. Simply said, another great C64 remix CD! [9/10]

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Reyn Ouwehand flexes his musical muscles again with a CD full of the magical Martin Galway. 11 pretty damn extended mixes of the most trancey SID musician ever. 11 tracks, cat: PP002, Audio CD, Jewel Case, 4 page booklet.

From: http://www.synsoniq.com/productdetails.php?partner=13&pid=403&langchange=2

Tracklist

01. Parallax [Title] - Martin Galway 
02. Comic Bakery [Title] - Martin Galway  
03. Yie-Ar Kung-Fu II [Title] - Martin Galway 
04. Athena [Title] - Martin Galway
05. Arkanoid [Title] - Martin Galway
06. Insects in Space [Title] - Martin Galway 
07. Parallax [In-game] - Martin Galway
08. Miami Vice [In-game] - Martin Galway 
09. Rambo First Blood Part 2 [High Score] - Martin Galway
10. Wizball [Title] - Martin Galway 
11. Wizball [In-game] - Martin Galway

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Record created/updated: 23. September 2004.
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