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- From: kh6zv9@magnolia.pe.net (bob masse)
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- Subject: Re: Best C64 Game Soundtrack
- Date: 4 Mar 1996 17:58:05 -0800
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- George Brock-Nannestad (koskphon@inet.uni-c.dk) wrote:
- : Christer Bjarnemo (christer.bjarnemo@mailbox.swipnet.se) wrote:
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- : [Text deleted]
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- : : Fred Gray: _Mutants_
- : What about Hysteria, Implosion or Mission A.D.?
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- : : Hubbard: Skate or Die!, Mega Apocalypse
- : I always liked the music from Crazy Comets better than the one from
- : Mega Apocalypse, if is just too bad that you can't hear the music while you
- : are playing the game, because of the sfx. M.A. is still a great game
- : though, much better than Crazy Comets.
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- : : M.Galway: Short Circuit, Wizball, Comic Bakery, Platoon (is this Galway?)
- : The music from Platoon was not made by Galway, I think it was Jonathan Dunn.
- : Also the music from Comic Bakery was originally used in Top Gun, and then
- : reused in Comic Bakery.
- :
- : : Hⁿelsbeck: Denaris, X-Out, Spherical, Rock'n Roll, Badcat
- : : (*ALL* of them *MUCH* better than the 16 bit versions)
- : Did Huelsbeck make the music in X-Out? I thought it was F.A.M.E
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- : I also have an addition. What about Slimey's Mine? I know it has no music,
- : but the sound-effects are great :-)
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- : -Laust
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