10 Great C64 Tunes
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@TheCommodore64Player you can select FX or music on main menu.
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Great choices, but my favorite is still the Archer Dance from Forbidden Forest.
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@TheCommodore64Player .. nope... 11min in-game tune for delta, it's very slow and evolves over 10-11 minutes.. and yeah it's based off of dark side of the moon but also Phillip Glass' "Koyaanisqatsi" .. it has elements from both... the title tune for Delta more or less a direct copy of another part of that Phillip Glass tune, ableit in double tempo.
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forgot about bombjack. the music ingame at 8.32 is jean michel jarre - magnetic fields part 2..... real cool...
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totally Epic !!!
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Golden axe,the best!What a memory:)
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Flimbos quest - awesome!! My fave Ocean Loader was the first one :) I never knew there was Golden Axe on the C64, you learn something new every day!
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In my humble opinion, Martin Galway is the best.
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To me, Cybernoid I song is better than Cybernoid II. Only my opinion! =)
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Where is creatures 1 and 2????
Not sure why you think Delta had no ingame music? It surely did, something based on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, it went for 20 minutes or something, was awesome.
DerGraueGeist 1 year ago
@DerGraueGeist I think you mix it up with some other game? Go to c64.com, download the game and play it with an emulator to rehearse your memory ;)
TheCommodore64Player 1 year ago
the golden axe tune is the first level tune, not the title tune.
zaphod77 1 year ago
@zaphod77 It is the title track for the 8-bit versions. Here is some footage from the Spectrum version for you to see this is the case: watch?v=o0nEH9NkY5Y . It is one of the few games that is even better than the c64 version, because it has multiple enemies on screen and a 2 player option. They even done a fantastic job with the music conversion and it is even technically probably the best game music they managed to get out of the spectrum.
TheCommodore64Player 1 year ago
Golden axe on c53 is very good prrof of how graphics and music aint the most important things in a game.
ZombieToaster 2 years ago
Yep, "Golden Axe" proves that, but this video wasn't called 10 Great C64 Games ^^ However, music in old games were much more important to set the atmosphere than in new games. What do you remember best from the good old c64 times? The games and their playability or the music? ;)
TheCommodore64Player 2 years ago