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If your interested, just go to:
http://www.vgmusic.com
It has many tunes for most games on ALL consoles.
The Goldeneye Tunes are the best!
http://www.vgmusic.com
It has many tunes for most games on ALL consoles.
The Goldeneye Tunes are the best!
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I've got a tape I bought years ago from WH Smith called Datahits - got some classic tunes on it from the good old Commodore 64.
It's got Ghostbusters, Crazy Comets, Rambo, Neverending Story and Chariots of Fire (from the old Konami Decathlon game).
Sounds dated now, but they were among the best computer choonz of their time.
It's got Ghostbusters, Crazy Comets, Rambo, Neverending Story and Chariots of Fire (from the old Konami Decathlon game).
Sounds dated now, but they were among the best computer choonz of their time.
That address is a blimmin life saver i've been trying to track down Video game music for ages cheers mate!
Dringo!
Dringo!
good. Except if you're listening to music for a game that you have, you'll just want to play the game! I know I would.
Just play me the Zelda music and i'm off.
Just play me the Zelda music and i'm off.
There was, some point in the late eighties...
Some company or other released a few compilations cassettes containing computer games music...
The idea being that you could listen to the music on the way to work, or in the kitchen... (or where ever you wanted to listen to music?)
I'm fairly sure they managed to release 4-5 compilation tapes...
and then they vanished into the night...
Strange that...
Some company or other released a few compilations cassettes containing computer games music...
The idea being that you could listen to the music on the way to work, or in the kitchen... (or where ever you wanted to listen to music?)
I'm fairly sure they managed to release 4-5 compilation tapes...
and then they vanished into the night...
Strange that...
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