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Review by Mirkone (13/04/2021) v e r y g o o d v i b r a t i o n s ........ thanks |
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AMIGA: Another World (End Theme Remix) - arranged by Mano
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Review by difquin (11/03/2021) Have always loved this rendition. The delayed sawtooth synth line is glorious, and the drums with the smooth shakers really fill out the space wonderfully. The stereo image is just packed with ear candy. |
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Review by Grigul (14/02/2021) Well, I have no idea where I heared that melody before, but I reconized it immediately (even if I couldn't remember the title). Great track, got an instant earworm which refuses to leave my brain. :-) Now, SigmaZeven, any ideas how to remove that bloody worm? XD |
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Review by Radiarion (21/11/2020) Smooth, punchy, melodic, and simply love the synths. Cant wait to hear what you deliver next :) |
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Review by Radiarion (21/11/2020) I absolutely love this track, it has an amazing flow and base line that just captivates, and holds you until the very end. As an old school Amiga guy myself, I remember most if not all of the tracks on this site, and this has to be one of my favorites of all time. Id love to hear you remake Quick n Silva main title if you fancy a challenge ? Keep the beats flowing :) ps: What sound bank/vst did you use, Id love to get hold of those samples :) |
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Review by Aule (06/10/2020) This is the best version of Crystal Hammer I've ever heard. You brought a special style to it. A good beat and though the harmony is a little bit different the original is still present. Good work! |
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Review by Fabrice971 (22/09/2020) Amazing pads , amazing guitar, amazing bass. I love it even if I don't even recognize the original |
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Review by codewiz (06/09/2020) At 3:25, you can hear one of the most iconic voice samples of the Amiga demoscene. I had it stuck in my mind for 30 years. |
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Review by Poppykuk (02/09/2020) I initially just wrote a comment on this remix but I've come back so many times this year to listen to it again & again I felt I had to give it a little more love. What an uplifting remix this is, technically the instruments & the mix are 1st class. The arrangement is brilliant from the agile bassline to the disco-strings it's so good. And from a nostalgia point of view, this IS Space Harrier. It's what I heard in my head, every time I played the game. An outstanding remix from start to finish. |
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Review by tomsk (27/08/2020) Loving this version so much...there's plenty to keep everyone happy and put a smile on your face...from the amazing string work on the intro, to the clear and clever bass, and even a cheeky bit of ELO inspired vocoder. The guitar work through out is exceptional, and it should be one of your essential downloads here at Amiga remix too. I love it! |
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Review by C64_Gamer (21/08/2020) Peter set a standard with his cybernoid 2 remix and he's done it again with this version of Space Harrier. The bassline drives it throughout and the whole thing is uplifting & catchy. Mixing & mastering sound impeccable. Superb remix. |
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Review by Rainstorm (14/07/2020) There is something wrong at 0:45. There is a delay. Please, compare with original tune : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El5IWQWAJdY |
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Review by LaLa (18/05/2020) A wonderful acoustic-style remix of a classic tune. There are some sections of it that lean towards country/bluegrass style (e.g. @ 2:04) - I wish that style was explored further. But it sounds amazing as is, no complaints whatsoever! =) And the second, downtempo part of the piece is just be-a-utiful! |
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Review by C64_Gamer (12/05/2020) Mr Clarke, I thought it would be difficult for you to match your most recent, ROTY-winning remix. So, you've come at us from a different angle. This is a brilliant new remix. Giving this tune the Prog-rock treatment is inspired. Technically, it's tight and the riffs, licks & flourishes lift it beyond the title of "remix". There's so much original creation here but I guess that's what an old-school, game-music composer can do. Outstanding! |
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Review by ItsReactor (01/05/2020) Enjoyed this a lot. Reminiscent of the original but with some creative new stuff. Saved. Thank you! |
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Review by _steve_ (01/05/2020) This evokes the memories of that infamous game over screen featuring your character being struck by lightning. Given the original game over guitar riff was just 10-20 seconds, long, the manner you expanded around that is fantastic. The pan flute repetition at 40s along with the acoustic guitar, birds and general atmosphere sets this in the SOTB universe. |
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Review by Rainstorm (10/04/2020) So good. I hope you'll have time to create all other stages and also the intro. :) |
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Review by Fozzee71 (25/01/2020) Wicked! All I have to day really. Makes you wanna play it again. Peace out! |
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Review by nous (13/12/2019) I still remember the day I first heard this tune. I let it play over and over and over, and I regretted I had just a mono-1084 instead of a 1081 or 1084-S. |
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Review by kjetiln (04/12/2019) Excellent arrangement! Love it! Execution wise it could be a little better, as it sounds a little dry. We can also hear it is not played by a real orchestra, although it is obvious that it is pretending to be. Plus for great arrangement, and minus for not sounding as great as it could be. I can only hope and believe that the arranger will improve and I can't wait to hear what will come from him in the future! |
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Review by kjetiln (01/12/2019) Really good attempt at doing an authentic remix, which when coming to the Settlers soundtrack, is a really ambitious task! Overall this doesn't come out as a huge improvement compared to the original. Some instruments sounds too simple and sharp, and it could just as well have been the game's soundtrack, which is not bad, but a remix should add something. Some parts are very nice and improve upon the original. |
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Review by lee.oades (08/11/2019) I don't usually like the electric guitar versions of classic computer tunes, but this one was excellent. Great playing and a joy to here the old tune given some love. |
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Review by neriakX (26/10/2019) Nice Story here in one track. It sure is a a top notch production! As many others already said .. it's kind of a journey the listeneres are going through. Keep it up mate! |
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Review by Ryrynz (09/10/2019) Sounds great but there's a few places where it just doesn't quite capture the original tune. |
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Review by Ryrynz (09/10/2019) I like this, but the guitar work isn't as good as your other track, you miss a few parts and skip some notes but still sounds fine, nice and meaty. Again that synth doesn't work well that well. 1:21 - 3:00 is the best part. I'd really like to hear a more aggressive version of this. |
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Review by Ryrynz (09/10/2019) That guitar work was incredible! The drums were great too, would've preferred a bit more emphasis on the synth in places and the synth sounds, a little less than ideal for this track but overall it's pretty great. |
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Review by C64_Gamer (05/10/2019) This really deserves it's place, high up in both charts. Just the 1st listen tells you how good the quality of this soundtrack is. I can't imagine how long it took to make or how much work went in to get the attention to detail that is here. |
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Review by Cube (30/09/2019) Good orchestral arrange as well as a great mix. Super nostalgia factor, Iike always from Dr Future |
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Review by hyperunknown (10/09/2019) See, this is most likely the best of all remixes on the entire site. The buildups, the accords, selection of samples, preservation of the Doskpop-style. I mean come on, the choords and the lead, i get shivers down my spine. IRL. For real. Thanks for this one mate. Why the hell do I even bother having Spotify :p |
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Review by aGGreSSor (29/07/2019) I bought an Amiga to listen GuitarSlinger and play in SuperFrog. It was a long time ago... |
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