Name: Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds
Characteristics: Strategy, Top-Down, Real-Time, Sci-Fi / Futuristic, Licensed Title
Publisher: GT Interactive
Developers: Rage, Rage Software Limited
Original/port composers: Mandy Hughes (Win), Jeff Wayne (Win)
Platform: PC Windows (1998)

Music info

Released: 1981
Related Plaform: PC Windows
Format: Digital audio (WAV / Redbook Audio / MP3)
Composers of these tunes: Mandy Hughes, Jeff Wayne
Music type: Game rip
My rating: 9/10
Num of tunes: 8
Num of CDs: 1
Play time: 40:56

My info

Great tunes! They are concepted on original Jeff Wayne's soundtrack, but they are enhanced a lot, made faster and more fresh. Result is really cool! [9/10]

User reviews

"Million to One" (by rambutaan, 10 Nov 2002) [10/10]
I concur. This soundtrack is da b0mb. Excellent techno remixes of Jeff Wayne's classics that give the right mood to the game. Play as the valiant armies of Britannia and you'll hear the sombre 'Dead London' or the allusions to hope in 'Brave New World'. Play as the technologically superior Martian invaders and calm your nerves while squishing the humans by listening to 'The Red Weed' or perhaps cry "Ulla!" when you destroy that Human HQ while listening to "The Fighting Machine". The original music was great and fortunately, the remixes are just as good. Top stuff!
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Record created/updated: 3. September 2002.
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