I still remember finnish the game and keep playing, turning numbers in to simbols in lives left , hoursand hours enjoying the game and of course the music.
@DJMC277711 Really? My only complaint about it that I can see is that internally it should have a whole motherboard heatsink like the original one did, and I think they should Build Commodore OS from ground up in Commodore BASIC. With that much available hardware resources it would scream in BASIC, and you could still run linux by allowing a C+ environment under BASIC.
What a great game! I appeared in 'The Scorelord Speaketh' in Zzap! 64 with my score for this! Still got the mag! Pity there were only 3 levels......they had to remove a level or 2 to accommodate the music. Well worth it! Great tune by Mr Hubbard! I would buy the games regardless of how good they were if he wrote the music!
@DJM1NDFL3X I'll have faith in Commodore USA when they stop threatening web sites with law suits, when said web sites criticize the product and/or Commodore USA's website!
Nostalgic??? lol You see the new Commodores yet? i7 Core processing baby!! ^_^ You know what would be PIMP? If they took Commodore basic and built an OS platform from the ground up with it with C+ and Visual basic interpreters built in but firewalled for improved security. Why Commodore basic? Think about it, that language was powerful with todays hardware resources they could really do some stuff that is incapable by most programming standards today, and have universal compatibility
I sucked at this game so much. Not sure I ever actually beat it. I think one of the only reasons I kept playing it was the awesome soundtrack. Loved the intro to Maniac Mansion. I was good at that game though.
Thanks for uploading this. I had totally forgotten about this game until I heard the music and recognised it and the title screen instantly. Not heard this since I was about 7.
Still my top soundtrack on all of C64, the computer of my childhood. The machine had an amazing sound generator for its archaic epoch. And Rob Hubbard rules.
This reminds me most of my little bro' getting the game and playing it constantly over xmas, and then hating it. Hubbard's "engine" was good programming, but the skill in code to me overarched the toonz. A year later my bro and myself reverse-engineered/disassmbled his code to make our own stuff (toonz) for fun personal use. Will always love Hubbard for that code; otherwise a bit blah. Don't "Idolise" but an big-player in UK 80s gaming .
@TeamRocketReviews Yes it is. It was a licensed Capcom production, look at the date of release and google the production date for Commando the movie...
@TelvanniArchMagister - The two are absolutely not connected, and googled release dates do not prove otherwise :) They may have taken hints from the movie for sure (the japanese arcade industry was forever "borrowing" ideas from everywhere it coudl), but there was no license and that is not intended to be Arnie in the game.
@dazman76 Actually you are right. When I owned the game I always thought it was licensed, like Cobra or Action Force, but in fact it has nothing to do with the movie. Just the name causes confusion I think.
Rob Hubbard - Making you wish games played themselves so you could simply listen to every tune he put in the game without enduring the actual game. :)
For many games, his music was the only reason why you would even bother to play the game...
Ahh the days of sitting at the game menu listening, reset the music, listen, happy C64 days. Monty on the run, sanxion, delta, rambo loader, great music days.
@MooseHeadMoosic Agreed, this idolatry is driving me nuts. I like Minecraft and I see nothing wrong with helping people find a great piece of art, but it deeply annoys me that these people brag about being here, not because "they" like something, but "someone else" liked something.
Actually, the music was made by one of capcoms musicians, listen to the arcade and you Will see rob only did à cover, but à great one. Preferens it over the original.
I was always impressed with the way that it actually sounds like it should be the theme tune to a game called Commando; it's dramatic and the drums are really loud.
@VikutaaChyaaruzu Yes and unlike the guy you just mentioned Rob Hubbard took the voices in his head and created something that's actually been a benefit to society.
One of my favorite games/scores from the C64. Just picked up a new C64 (sold my old ones almost ten years ago and regretted it almost immediately) and this is prett much #1 on my list to pick up for it!
@goksunv Download commado.sid from lemon64 dot com and then grab sidplay2/w (do a google). All commando tunes and effects are included in the sid file (4kb). (Tip. search for Rob Hubbard at lemon64 and you will find the tune). Sidplay2/w works with all windows version.
About 25 years ago only once I watched one of my friends play this game for about 5 minutes. The music was etched into my brain. Even after, so many years I found myself humming this music. I never listened the whole theme until I listened here. Thanks.
@PalebobUK I have a theory that british dance music had it's genisis from the 8 bit era. All those school kids playinging these games, got older and started raving!
@Deathbringer99699 dude this came out a decade before Mortal Kombat, you cannot refer to it as having "MK music style". The original is what defines the genre, not any derivative of it.
the music made it. every monday after school round my mates on his state of the art c64 to play this. we loved it. i wouldn't dream of socialising with him now though, he turned out a complete twat.
The great old SID chip and the greatest composer of our times Rob Hubbard!!!Great memories, great music....Those who voted negative may burn in hell....
I remember this game well, it crashed ever time after playing for a short time on my C64 even though all other games were fine. I learnt that there was various versions of C64 with slightly different chips that were produced on different dates and this game crashed on one particular version (I was unlucky I guess). The music is a classic example of what could be achieved on the stunning SID music chip which was well ahead of it's time since the C64 was first produced back in 1982.
@Lancer873 What you don't see is this music was produced on a 1982 computer, please compare music on other computers in the day like the Sinclair Spectrum or Amstrad CPC 464 and you'll see how amazing this was back then. Even more expensive computers released later like the Atari ST didn't come close to the C64s programmable 3 channel sound. In fact the C64 wasn't beaten until the release of the Commodore Amiga, but even then, the C64's SID sound chip kept a unique style of it's own.
Not to mention it could produce way better sounds than whatever sound chips were in the 8-bit gaming consoles from Nintendo and Sega. Seriously, I've never heard any composition on the NES being on the level of Hubbard and Galway's level for the SID on the C64.
Rob Hubbard a C64 legend. I would actually buy games sometimes just because it had a Rob Hubbard sound track. Even if the game was rubbish, I'd quite often load the game just to listen to his tune.
I'd love to have this as a ringtone. This game brings me back to summer camp where one of the counselors copied it for me. I used to play the hell out of this and Rambo FB Part II
Still remembering and whispering during the day. Thank you Rob.
artun01 22 hours ago
Rob Hubbard apparently wrote this in 1 day... from 8pm until 8am... he explains the story of how it came about on his talk
cheekyjoe2468 6 days ago
I still remember finnish the game and keep playing, turning numbers in to simbols in lives left , hoursand hours enjoying the game and of course the music.
kumalx1 1 week ago
This soundtrack and the Last Ninja theme is my two favorites.
gombost 2 weeks ago
awesome
isidoropolistil 2 weeks ago
ABSOLUTE 8bit MASTERPIECE !!!
AldoJoness 3 weeks ago 2
@DJMC277711 Really? My only complaint about it that I can see is that internally it should have a whole motherboard heatsink like the original one did, and I think they should Build Commodore OS from ground up in Commodore BASIC. With that much available hardware resources it would scream in BASIC, and you could still run linux by allowing a C+ environment under BASIC.
DJM1NDFL3X 3 weeks ago
What a great game! I appeared in 'The Scorelord Speaketh' in Zzap! 64 with my score for this! Still got the mag! Pity there were only 3 levels......they had to remove a level or 2 to accommodate the music. Well worth it! Great tune by Mr Hubbard! I would buy the games regardless of how good they were if he wrote the music!
TheDollyman72 3 weeks ago
This was always one of my favourites. There were a few games where I would just leave the start screen and let the intro play. This was one of em.
noelegarland 1 month ago
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Rob Hubbard, boss composer....so true!!!
riccy75 1 month ago
One of the most powerful action games for the C-64. Hubbard wrote a bomb-track for that one!
Halligen1972 1 month ago
rob hubbard is a legend.
dfernand101 1 month ago
i must check, if my C64 is still running...except the Games...
LCAlaska 2 months ago
Rob Hubbard, boss composer
gubbi1000 2 months ago 4
BEST VIDEOGAME SOUNDTRACK EVER
7of9SevenNine 2 months ago 9
TUNE!!!
jazzzwolf 2 months ago
Precioso !!!!!
jawinge 2 months ago
This music is amazing!!!
TheThievingBeggars 2 months ago
I have faith in Commodore USA ^_^
DJM1NDFL3X 2 months ago
@DJM1NDFL3X I'll have faith in Commodore USA when they stop threatening web sites with law suits, when said web sites criticize the product and/or Commodore USA's website!
djmc277711 3 weeks ago
Without having to do it in an emulated environment.
DJM1NDFL3X 2 months ago
Nostalgic??? lol You see the new Commodores yet? i7 Core processing baby!! ^_^ You know what would be PIMP? If they took Commodore basic and built an OS platform from the ground up with it with C+ and Visual basic interpreters built in but firewalled for improved security. Why Commodore basic? Think about it, that language was powerful with todays hardware resources they could really do some stuff that is incapable by most programming standards today, and have universal compatibility
DJM1NDFL3X 2 months ago
@DJM1NDFL3X That's some strong crack you got there man.
mrchimpy2 3 weeks ago
Rob Hubbards soul is in here.
Chaanee 3 months ago
FUCK ME<, cant beat the original ;)
TheJacksparrow666 3 months ago
noooooo, I was also expecting the score background music!!! that ballad is great!!!! pls upload that one!
gabrielirlanda 3 months ago
great music for this game
Destronr 3 months ago
Mon premier jeu, et une incroyable musique, c'est sans doute le meilleur souvenir que je conserve de mon C64.
KAYOU57540 3 months ago
comma 8 comma 1
nzsgray 3 months ago
I sucked at this game so much. Not sure I ever actually beat it. I think one of the only reasons I kept playing it was the awesome soundtrack. Loved the intro to Maniac Mansion. I was good at that game though.
Brew78 4 months ago
played this so much :D
Ravebeast 4 months ago
Never even played this game and the tune was imbedded in my head for days after the first time i heard it ,this music is beyond nostalgia
DARKJURNEY 4 months ago
MIDTOWN MADNESS 2
TheKillCommander 4 months ago
Fantastic....
winco44 4 months ago
PRESS PLAY ON TAPE
SEARCHING
FOUND COMMANDO
READY.
RUN
...and don!t start the game, just listening to the awesome music...
dexter1981 4 months ago 5
@dexter1981 Was just telling my wife that i did that just before I read your coment. lol She didn't understand & thinks I'm a geek now.
madsav0 3 months ago
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Finskafinkeln 4 months ago
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Finskafinkeln 4 months ago
Thanks for uploading this. I had totally forgotten about this game until I heard the music and recognised it and the title screen instantly. Not heard this since I was about 7.
drewgoloid 4 months ago 2
It's a Port of the Arcade game Commando. A very good port for the day. It's not anything to do with the movie Commando.
KrK007 5 months ago
great Game great Soundtrack! Mosh!!
bacardi666 5 months ago
Still my top soundtrack on all of C64, the computer of my childhood. The machine had an amazing sound generator for its archaic epoch. And Rob Hubbard rules.
lumajs 5 months ago 2
One of my fav track for C64!!! Love!
Pills303 5 months ago
This reminds me most of my little bro' getting the game and playing it constantly over xmas, and then hating it. Hubbard's "engine" was good programming, but the skill in code to me overarched the toonz. A year later my bro and myself reverse-engineered/disassmbled his code to make our own stuff (toonz) for fun personal use. Will always love Hubbard for that code; otherwise a bit blah. Don't "Idolise" but an big-player in UK 80s gaming .
sussexpenguin 5 months ago
This sounds amazingly good for a C64 game.
Jakihro 5 months ago
Knew "Bionic Commando Rearmed OST: Meet the Enemy & Descend". faithfull version of this.
jumatub 6 months ago
this tune is way better played at NTSC speeds.
Paperclown 6 months ago
In the 80s who did thought this is my ringtone in 2011 ?!?!?
XD
powerjump1 6 months ago 5
Brilliant. I would like to have a good remixed/remastered version of this, to bad all of them sound pretty crappy compared to the original.
Hydralisk24 6 months ago
@Hydralisk24 try remix.kwed.org
Most of the best C64 remixes are on there, a couple of good commando ones too.
impablomations 6 months ago
Was this game based off the Arnold Swartzenneger movie?
TeamRocketReviews 6 months ago
@TeamRocketReviews Highly unlikely - especially as they have nothing in common...
HippyMcSlippy 6 months ago
@TeamRocketReviews Yes it is. It was a licensed Capcom production, look at the date of release and google the production date for Commando the movie...
TelvanniArchMagister 6 months ago
@TelvanniArchMagister - The two are absolutely not connected, and googled release dates do not prove otherwise :) They may have taken hints from the movie for sure (the japanese arcade industry was forever "borrowing" ideas from everywhere it coudl), but there was no license and that is not intended to be Arnie in the game.
dazman76 6 months ago
@dazman76 Actually you are right. When I owned the game I always thought it was licensed, like Cobra or Action Force, but in fact it has nothing to do with the movie. Just the name causes confusion I think.
TelvanniArchMagister 5 months ago
This music is still pretty cool !! Oh these days with my C64 ,still got it ,still got all the games !! Time to make a retro party !!! :)
76MKIIDub16V 7 months ago
@76MKIIDub16V I still own all of my original floppies, and best of all, now some 25yrs later, they still work :-D
DJGahann 6 months ago 2
do you have the download link to this. I wanna use it for something
kalebparham 7 months ago
@kalebparham It's in the High Voltage SID Collection (hvsc.c64.org) under \C64Music\MUSICIANS\H\Hubbard_Rob\
bennat05 7 months ago
Definition of intense music.
Chaanee 7 months ago
just EPIC awesomeness
Thyrill 7 months ago 4
notch?
OldSkoolStudio 7 months ago
Rob Hubbard - Making you wish games played themselves so you could simply listen to every tune he put in the game without enduring the actual game. :)
For many games, his music was the only reason why you would even bother to play the game...
arthur42 7 months ago 5
Rob Hubbard - Making you wish games played themselves so you could listen to every tune he put in the game. :)
For many games, his music was the only reason why you would even bother to play the game...
arthur42 7 months ago
Unbelievable awesome, remember when I played it as a child - gameplay was absolutely mindblowing:D!Miss those times...
szymanero 7 months ago
@talikalu I'm only 18 and I love this. Fuck modern VGM, late 80s/90s stuff is awesome.
Gotmilk0112 7 months ago
An all time classic!
0clockorange0 7 months ago
19Guys are younger than 25 :-)
talikalu 7 months ago 3
my favorite tune was when you died and where typing in your name...
Yarp70 7 months ago
@IntolerantAtheist1 This has nothing to do with scientology you idiot.
blogger88 8 months ago
Ahh the days of sitting at the game menu listening, reset the music, listen, happy C64 days. Monty on the run, sanxion, delta, rambo loader, great music days.
lawfrosty 8 months ago 3
I heard that this tune was made within a day.
artman40 8 months ago
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waggabiggadoo 8 months ago
eternal
999hogan 8 months ago 3
This has always been my favorite video game tune. I had to do my own cover of it. If you go to my channel you'll see it.
Dessesbo 8 months ago
used to play this all day... ahhhhh happy times.. :)
leerat 8 months ago 3
Like this if you got sent here from nostalgic feelings instead of a fat swede.
MooseHeadMoosic 8 months ago 53
@MooseHeadMoosic Agreed, this idolatry is driving me nuts. I like Minecraft and I see nothing wrong with helping people find a great piece of art, but it deeply annoys me that these people brag about being here, not because "they" like something, but "someone else" liked something.
myulk666 8 months ago 31
@myulk666 Yeah...all those "___ liked this/favorited this!!!" comments are just as dumb as the "x dislikers are ___" and "FIRST!!" crap.
Gotmilk0112 5 months ago
@myulk666 I'm here because I love SID music :D
sparerib1968 2 months ago 13
God this song gets me so pumped up.
publicanimal 8 months ago
as soon as i saw "PRESS FIRE TO START" my hand went for my joystick.. yet it wasnt there :/
amnralthul 9 months ago 2
Hat off to the Grandmaster of midi music.This piece is just....explosive :).
jaskoatko 9 months ago
Actually, the music was made by one of capcoms musicians, listen to the arcade and you Will see rob only did à cover, but à great one. Preferens it over the original.
AndrewTSq 9 months ago
who the fuck is notch
xraymone 9 months ago 8
@xraymone go on google, and find out.
Gr4v1tY1 9 months ago
If you get the chance, go to his lectures, he is amazing, but he doesn't know it. x
Sadukar7thLegion 9 months ago
Hell saved for 19 people.
idin1976 9 months ago
Anyone know where to find the Commando High Score music?
TheDoomSquid 9 months ago
@TheDoomSquid Yes. Type "Commando High Score" into the search bar and hit the "enter" key.
publicanimal 8 months ago
Who Dares Wins II was a better game, but Commando's music was ace.
KaitainCPS 9 months ago
Hubbard = god
hungryhog1 9 months ago
I was always impressed with the way that it actually sounds like it should be the theme tune to a game called Commando; it's dramatic and the drums are really loud.
AshleyMarkPomeroy 9 months ago
GRANDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!
cartoonboy180 10 months ago
holy shiat .... hahahaha time travel - now! thanks a lot.
TheFeinschnitt 10 months ago
1 pixel sized bullets in yo face!
Ignatowskic64 10 months ago
i love the part from 2:24 -3:20 omg!!!
Will84ABA 10 months ago
After this he invented Scientology.
EightAlek 10 months ago 2
@EightAlek Rob's the other Hubbard, mate. the good one
1533you 10 months ago
@EightAlek
You're thinking of the late Lafayette Ron Hubbard. Totally different dude. ._.
VikutaaChyaaruzu 8 months ago
@VikutaaChyaaruzu Yes and unlike the guy you just mentioned Rob Hubbard took the voices in his head and created something that's actually been a benefit to society.
Tslotha 7 months ago
This tune is still stuck in my head since the 80's
keze71 10 months ago 7
Kick-ass the tune :) Love this track.
Phenylalanin1979 10 months ago
shitload of awesomeness!
Thyrill 10 months ago
OMG this game rulezzz, memories:P
doe80doe 10 months ago
This game was and still is the shit! Real Men grow up with this game
MosterAgda 11 months ago 3
supposedly i wrote awesome game music. what an awesome namesake
robhubbard1 11 months ago
One of my favorite games/scores from the C64. Just picked up a new C64 (sold my old ones almost ten years ago and regretted it almost immediately) and this is prett much #1 on my list to pick up for it!
devikwolf 11 months ago
kickass 8bit sound
SilverSc0ut 11 months ago 3
This is the most awesome and epic game music ever. Oh, how I miss those C64 games.
Kiluu1971 11 months ago 32
Rob did this music on a pretty primitive computer, at the time, and it surpassed the arcades by a bloody mile!
bfb4ever 11 months ago 2
dope
panarkas 11 months ago
This = ear sex
Gotmilk0112 1 year ago 3
correct me if I'm wrong but there was a slow theme also, maybe playing after you die. I can't find it.
goksunv 1 year ago 3
@goksunv Download commado.sid from lemon64 dot com and then grab sidplay2/w (do a google). All commando tunes and effects are included in the sid file (4kb). (Tip. search for Rob Hubbard at lemon64 and you will find the tune). Sidplay2/w works with all windows version.
M00sehair 1 year ago 3
@goksunv Search for commando high score theme
kriftian 11 months ago
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i bet the 18 people who voted negative have a amstrad or spectrum
this was awsome on the c64 better sountrack than the arcade
malc1976 1 year ago
almost completed this game back then....pure fun
daanhero 1 year ago
Shivers down my spine, C64 music still owns the world!
tokit 1 year ago 3
more epicness is not allowed - you playd commando your a winner! -
Thyrill 1 year ago
One of the best computer game musics EVER!
neonknight6 1 year ago
This has to be one of the most craziest 8-bit music themes ive ever heard
DragonEXecuTionER 1 year ago
those parts like what starts at 1:47 get annoying :\
Qwepir 1 year ago
And he did this in ~12 hours... Respectz!
DJOVERDOSEMUNICH 1 year ago
still awsome
mysterben 1 year ago
thumbs up if you watched the whole things waiting for him to start the game.
IRUSIpanzermaster 1 year ago
@IRUSIpanzermaster *thumb down*
HawtDawg925 1 year ago
@HawtDawg925 you and your jokes
IRUSIpanzermaster 1 year ago
@IRUSIpanzermaster thumb beggers, Wow.
FlashFireSix 1 year ago
@FlashFireSix gime gime gime gime gime gime, thumbs up.
IRUSIpanzermaster 1 year ago
Thumbs up if a popular user did something.
chrisxdeboy 1 year ago 9
like this if notch sent you here
JokerzHD 1 year ago 8
@JokerzHD Neither Minecraft nor Notch got me here.
But this game was and still is awesome.
RogueAndroid 6 months ago 5
Man, I Missed an Awesome Era!
LetsPlayWithDave 1 year ago 2
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Notch liked this.
nottinylil 1 year ago 121
@nottinylil Why not? This is awesome.
HawtDawg925 1 year ago
Let off some steam, Bennett!
perspeeks 1 year ago
About 25 years ago only once I watched one of my friends play this game for about 5 minutes. The music was etched into my brain. Even after, so many years I found myself humming this music. I never listened the whole theme until I listened here. Thanks.
Fussinated 1 year ago 2
guter soundtrack
tetsuo2222 1 year ago
MIGHTY SID
leknightcluber 1 year ago
Many thanks for this...brings back super memories...and the C64 was well ahead of it's time for it's sound.
Ianthius 1 year ago
if they droped this badboy in the club, i would mash up de dance hall!!
PalebobUK 1 year ago 7
@PalebobUK I have a theory that british dance music had it's genisis from the 8 bit era. All those school kids playinging these games, got older and started raving!
geetee74 1 year ago 4
@geetee74 Haha, you might be onto something there!
PalebobUK 1 year ago
I cant't believe I found this! The legend lives again, thanks to youtube.
akaraca2 1 year ago 3
Yeah ..
Love it sooo much..
a little bit Mortal Kombat music style in it .. but who cares ? XD
Deathbringer99699 1 year ago
@Deathbringer99699 other way around surely ??
MOSTechnology 1 year ago
@Deathbringer99699 dude this came out a decade before Mortal Kombat, you cannot refer to it as having "MK music style". The original is what defines the genre, not any derivative of it.
Ribbo 9 months ago 2
the music made it. every monday after school round my mates on his state of the art c64 to play this. we loved it. i wouldn't dream of socialising with him now though, he turned out a complete twat.
54spatula 1 year ago
This music was implanted in my brain over 20 years ago. It has resided there ever since and now thanks to Youtube it lives again.
Megawatt 1 year ago 11
The great old SID chip and the greatest composer of our times Rob Hubbard!!!Great memories, great music....Those who voted negative may burn in hell....
plimper 1 year ago 3
The enthusiastic sound of the Commodore 64 - the good old SID chip!
rtrgrl78 1 year ago
another awesome choon from the master. monty on the run, lightforce, i-i-i- ball and thundercats aint not bad either sonny. 8 bit 4eva!!!!
shootmeup73 1 year ago
loistava
CharlotteSimmons1 1 year ago 2
so much memories ^^ great <3 ring tone !! :D
Shelke89 1 year ago
Visit my channel for the largest collection of c64 music on youtube.
Manialt 1 year ago
the riff at 2:56 sounds very similar to the music from the first level of earthworm jim 2 /watch?v=7vL43LhxxeY&feature=related
AlexHilbertcool 1 year ago
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AlexHilbertcool 1 year ago
People must listen to Reason4 version, made by the same Rob Hubbard /watch?v=xdqfgR1SV8E
thiagotecnico 1 year ago
I remember this game well, it crashed ever time after playing for a short time on my C64 even though all other games were fine. I learnt that there was various versions of C64 with slightly different chips that were produced on different dates and this game crashed on one particular version (I was unlucky I guess). The music is a classic example of what could be achieved on the stunning SID music chip which was well ahead of it's time since the C64 was first produced back in 1982.
pjcnet 1 year ago
Hrm... as standalone music, this doesn't seem insanely impressive... but just imagining playing a game as background music makes me drool.
Lancer873 1 year ago
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pjcnet 1 year ago
@Lancer873 What you don't see is this music was produced on a 1982 computer, please compare music on other computers in the day like the Sinclair Spectrum or Amstrad CPC 464 and you'll see how amazing this was back then. Even more expensive computers released later like the Atari ST didn't come close to the C64s programmable 3 channel sound. In fact the C64 wasn't beaten until the release of the Commodore Amiga, but even then, the C64's SID sound chip kept a unique style of it's own.
pjcnet 1 year ago 2
@pjcnet
Not to mention it could produce way better sounds than whatever sound chips were in the 8-bit gaming consoles from Nintendo and Sega. Seriously, I've never heard any composition on the NES being on the level of Hubbard and Galway's level for the SID on the C64.
McLarenMercedes 1 year ago
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They stole this from Kanye West
TekoMuto 1 year ago
@TekoMuto : Who is Kanye West ??
Remeber : This track was composed in 1985 !!!
erkan2142 1 year ago
@TekoMuto Was Kanye even born in 1985?
ChanticleerHegemony 1 year ago
@TekoMuto kanye west was about 7 when this game and it's music was released, you fucking tool...
davidstalker 1 year ago
I still play this game just for the music :)
TheGilles09 1 year ago
isn't there a remix of this song in bionic commando: re-armed? "meet the enemy and descend"?
david02129 1 year ago
@david02129 Holy shit you're right! :O
DjLizard0 1 year ago
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i hate this techno sound! i wuz listening to here comes the sun, an sum1 said this is bettr! WTF?
Numeon1 1 year ago
In Harvey Smith Showjumper is there very lovely classical music. Do you know which is it? I know it's not A Musical Joke from Mozart
milanmilano2 1 year ago
i wanna hear the game over/writing your name at the end...
billenh 1 year ago
Rob Hubbard a C64 legend. I would actually buy games sometimes just because it had a Rob Hubbard sound track. Even if the game was rubbish, I'd quite often load the game just to listen to his tune.
wearecity 1 year ago 3
@wearecity You are not alone in that! :-)
freejaytea 1 year ago
I'd love to have this as a ringtone. This game brings me back to summer camp where one of the counselors copied it for me. I used to play the hell out of this and Rambo FB Part II
suspekt29 1 year ago
i love this music :) i played that game so much back in the good old days :)
Djraff30 1 year ago
at 1:47 - soooo brilliant !
thx 4 the upload and the memories ! :)
zapfly 1 year ago
OMFG I USED TO LISTEN TO IT OVER AND OVER
(thanks for the memories)
loois 1 year ago