Released: 1992
Related Plaform: Amiga
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Michael Land, Rob Hubbard, Chris Huelsbeck, Rudolf Stember, Jason Page
Music type: Original soundtrack
My rating: 9/10
Num of tunes (original): 17
Num of CDs: 1

My info

All these tunes are original 1:1 game tunes mostly from Amiga (there are few C64 tracks), but recorded on the CD. The tunes are best of the best from these computers, and especially tunes like 7-minutes Turrican 2 intro are awesome. Though it's only collector's stuff because a little lag of quality, if you're searching for nice melodies, ideas, for really best tunes, and you don't want to bowse through many of Amiga and C64's original music collections, this CD is good choice. [9/10]

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Tracklist

01 - Monkey Island [Theme] (Amiga)
02 - Turrican 2 [Theme] (Amiga)
03 - Fire and Ice [Theme] (Amiga)
04 - Monty on the Run [Theme] (C64)
05 - Rock'n'Roll [Theme] (Amiga)
06 - Blade of Destiny [Theme] (Amiga)
07 - Thing on a Spring [Theme] (C64)
08 - Z-Out [Theme] (Amiga)
09 - Z-Out [Level 2] (Amiga)
10 - Gianna Sisters [Theme] (C64)
11 - Mad TV [Theme] (Amiga)
12 - Paradroid 90 [Theme] (Amiga)
13 - Crazy Comets [Theme] (C64)
14 - Logical [Theme] (Amiga)
15 - Sanxion [Unreleased] (Amiga)
16 - Just a Tune [Theme] (Amiga)
17 - Shades (C64)

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Record created/updated: 28. August 2002.
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