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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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AMIGA: I Hate Marshmallows (Stay Puft Remix) - arranged by JLD
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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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Review by nugged (26/07/2019) Mates, say that that echoing sliding far sound makes all this composition over the top? :)... It just fires all sensors for me :P |
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Review by nugged (26/07/2019) Relaxed ending, and very memorable and reminiscent beginning of that real Slinger module I lived with for a long time. |
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Review by nugged (26/07/2019) That how really my childhood should sound! It's nice, melodic, well-arranged, balanced, complete and ... wow! |
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