[Amiga MOD] Lizardking - A Piece of Magic

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Recorded through Amiga 1200 using AHI to make the stereo better.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• lizardking
• piece
• of
• magic
• lizard
• king
• amiga
• module
• mod
• chip
• chiptune
• protracker
• doskpop

[1337Shockwav3]

Lizardking == fucking god of mod-tracking!

[gertsy]

Hippo Player was so cool.

[altraz2k]

@richardmaudsley77 Man, thats impressive :) Cause I started my first Amiga with the age of 12 and now, with 31, still use it to have a lot of fun...!

[Databamse]

I recall the days where we used ball mice with the rubber ball inside. It was really cool to take it out and grab it and then put it back inside again. Then after many years we eventually had optical mouse, then later we had laser mice.

[malducci]

@richardmaudsley77 No, the original 68000 model has a 16bit ALU. The '020 and later models have the 32bit ALU :)

[videowatcheracc]

Aaah only Amiga's Paula sound chip has such bassy and powerful sound. Nothing beats the original. Emulators just don't cut it.

[richardmaudsley77]

@fredrik999z The true proof of it's timelessness is the 17 year olds out there using them. (i'm one)

[richardmaudsley77]

@McBad48 Lizardking did!

[McBad48]

who composed this music?

[baldingeagle666]

Your A1200 is bent! Never use as a chair or doorstop...that's what Atari STs are for!

[fredrik999z]

@paszTube Amiga 1200 is a timeless machine! I'm 31 and still using it for tracker music, games and graphics. Amiga OS is the easiest and most well written OS ever. PC is more powerful but Amiga is still a fun machine.

[RedRobe75]

Although I love Lizardking's music I wish he would, or could/had the opportunity to change some of his samples every now and then. I think there haven't been one single Lizardking module where I haven't encountered that lead sample or bass sample. Then again, as an ex-Amiga musician myself, I totally understand the lack of amount samples we had back then, as I myself was forced to reuse many of the same samples from one song to the next.