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Music CD with guitar rock versions of classic C64 tunes!
Track listing:
Press Play On Tape is a Danish band who travels around playing live rock versions of classic C64 tunes!! They have performed live on Danish national radio and are constantly touring around Europe, playing fantastic versions of these classic tracks to amazed audiences everywhere.
This is not a CD of recordings straight from the C64 computer. This is a band of real live musicians playing guitar, bass, drums and keyboards, giving a whole new life to the music.
Their CD is a professionally recorded and produced album with 14 of the most famous C64 music tracks.
They recently played live on stage in London in front of an audience which included Rob Hubbard, David Whittaker and Ben Daglish! The original composers had this to say about their performance:
"I never thought that 15 years later these tunes would be played live!! I am very honoured indeed!" - Rob Hubbard
"I was well impressed!" - David Whittaker
"You've captured the original perfectly!" - Ben Daglish
"Yikes!!!" - Rob Hubbard's first reaction
Track listing:
01. Rambo: First Blood part II (Martin Galway)
02. Ghosts'n Goblins (Mark Cooksey) [mp3 clip]
03. Warhawk (Rob Hubbard) [mp3 clip]
04. Monty On The Run (Rob Hubbard)
05. Beyond the Ice Palace (David Whittaker)
06. Wizardry (Mike Alsop) [mp3 clip]
07. Commando (Rob Hubbard)
08. Thing on a Spring (Rob Hubbard) [mp3 clip]
09. Aztec Challenge (Paul Norman) [mp3 clip]
10. Auf Wiedersehen Monty (Rob Hubbard / Ben Daglish)
11. Paperboy (Mark Cooksey)
12. Krakout (Ben Daglish)
13. Thrust (Rob Hubbard)
14. Master of Magic (Rob Hubbard)
You have just over an hour.
PRESS PLAY ON TAPE:
"LOADING READY RUN"
Music CD with guitar rock versions of classic C64 tunes!
Track listing:
Press Play On Tape is a Danish band who travels around playing live rock versions of classic C64 tunes!! They have performed live on Danish national radio and are constantly touring around Europe, playing fantastic versions of these classic tracks to amazed audiences everywhere.
This is not a CD of recordings straight from the C64 computer. This is a band of real live musicians playing guitar, bass, drums and keyboards, giving a whole new life to the music.
Their CD is a professionally recorded and produced album with 14 of the most famous C64 music tracks.
They recently played live on stage in London in front of an audience which included Rob Hubbard, David Whittaker and Ben Daglish! The original composers had this to say about their performance:
"I never thought that 15 years later these tunes would be played live!! I am very honoured indeed!" - Rob Hubbard
"I was well impressed!" - David Whittaker
"You've captured the original perfectly!" - Ben Daglish
"Yikes!!!" - Rob Hubbard's first reaction
Track listing:
01. Rambo: First Blood part II (Martin Galway)
02. Ghosts'n Goblins (Mark Cooksey) [mp3 clip]
03. Warhawk (Rob Hubbard) [mp3 clip]
04. Monty On The Run (Rob Hubbard)
05. Beyond the Ice Palace (David Whittaker)
06. Wizardry (Mike Alsop) [mp3 clip]
07. Commando (Rob Hubbard)
08. Thing on a Spring (Rob Hubbard) [mp3 clip]
09. Aztec Challenge (Paul Norman) [mp3 clip]
10. Auf Wiedersehen Monty (Rob Hubbard / Ben Daglish)
11. Paperboy (Mark Cooksey)
12. Krakout (Ben Daglish)
13. Thrust (Rob Hubbard)
14. Master of Magic (Rob Hubbard)
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I keep messing them up ever since I found that picture of the Ghouls and Ghosts ending.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Agree with Venom. Ghouls and Ghosts did sound pretty cool, can't remember the
> theme tune ever being like that mind.
Probably because it was Ghosts'n'Goblins ;-p
G&G on the Megadrive sounded great.
> Agree with Venom. Ghouls and Ghosts did sound pretty cool, can't remember the
> theme tune ever being like that mind.
Probably because it was Ghosts'n'Goblins ;-p
G&G on the Megadrive sounded great.
Agree with Venom. Ghouls and Ghosts did sound pretty cool, can't remember the theme tune ever being like that mind.
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Their ghoul's & ghosts track sounded pretty cool, but the rest weren't so impressive.
The tetris an mario remixes are both to be found on 'Now That's What I Call Music, Volume 23'. I acutally own that tape ;)
The tetris an mario remixes are both to be found on 'Now That's What I Call Music, Volume 23'. I acutally own that tape ;)
Thats a bit different, trust you to find that...
theres a hip hop mix of Mario, and some crappy Techno Tetris mixes.
but those are classic games, couldn't listen to them, bad link, i'll check it again later.
theres a hip hop mix of Mario, and some crappy Techno Tetris mixes.
but those are classic games, couldn't listen to them, bad link, i'll check it again later.
I can play the Wonderboy theme on a keyboard.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> You can listen to clips of them. Go to the address I put in, and click on the
> "mp3 clip" next to their name.
Damn dirty no sound work PC.
> You can listen to clips of them. Go to the address I put in, and click on the
> "mp3 clip" next to their name.
Damn dirty no sound work PC.
You can listen to clips of them. Go to the address I put in, and click on the "mp3 clip" next to their name.
Cool!
They should do it to Sonic, Mario and Tetris too!
They should do it to Sonic, Mario and Tetris too!
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