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"retro music"

hi all,
don't know if anyone else is interested, but there's a new album out called "Boy Playground" which is an album of dance music programmed using Gameboy software and sounds. i got my copy yesterday and it's excellent.

anyone into their chip music or wanting a misty-eyed trip down the 8-bit path should add it to their collection :)

also, http://www.8bitpeoples.com have got a LOAD of similar stuff for free mp3 download, and their christmas album is pretty damn good too! :)

hi all,
don't know if anyone else is interested, but there's a new album out called "Boy Playground" which is an album of dance music programmed using Gameboy software and sounds. i got my copy yesterday and it's excellent.

anyone into their chip music or wanting a misty-eyed trip down the 8-bit path should add it to their collection :)

also, http://www.8bitpeoples.com have got a LOAD of similar stuff for free mp3 download, and their christmas album is pretty damn good too! :)

I used to have something like that; I think it was WAV files of the music from Lemmings, and other classic games. The music from Lemmingsd is so unbelivably catchy.

Luckily, music software has improved a lot over tha past few years, so I'm listening to an MP3 of 'Dancing on the Edge' by Badlands at the moment. :)

what about old amiga music?

"War has never been so much fun"

Icarus wrote:
> "War has never been so much fun"

... go kill your brother, kill him with your gun ...

I love that line, even more so as I've grown older.

I have the song on mp3 format just for the comedy factor

Can I ask where from?

ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> what about old amiga music?

http://www.lynnemusic.com/immortal2.html

i have to say i feel they wasted a chance to make Lotus 2 something wonderful :(

Icarus wrote:
> Can I ask where from?

it begins with a K, has a Z in the middle, and ends with A.

VM, are those cheap copies of the music, or the actual music?