My rendiotions of retro computer game music, Part 1

Now YouTube's finished that stupid mantinence, I can upload again, Here are my renditions of some old computer game songs.

Leisure Suit Larry (Amiga)
Burnin' Rubber (Amstrad)
Earth Shaker (Spectrum)
Shao-Lynn's Road (Amstrad)
Tai-Pan (Amstrad)
Feud (Amstrad)
Olli and Lisa III (Amstrad)

I'll have to upload this in two parts as it's about 20 minutes long, I did try using a special uploder program but YouTube STILL rejected it for being too long.

I've heard that if you're a partner, you can upload long videos,but am NOT going to apply for a partnership because I don't want ads in my videos, and would rather stick my nuts into a bowl of live piranhas than be partners with YouTube.

If you liked this or want to hear the original game music please leave a comment.

Software Used:
WinUAE
Winape32
ZXSpin
Camstudio
Ulead VideoStudio 10 plus

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Leisre suit larry
• Burnin' rubber
• Earth Shaker
• Shao Lin's Road
• Tai-Pan
• Feud
• Olli and Lisa 3
• Amstrad CPC
• Amiga 500
• ZX Spectrum
• 8-Bit
• 16-Bit

[m134mr]

fantastic. my first computer was the Amiga. awsome games, and the sound was awsome, with some tracker software :) Clem, did you arrange the music, it sounding awsome! and the video editing of the games is great

[CoolDudeClem]

I did arrange the music. I used Modplug tracker, some VSTi's, some advanced tracking skills and a lot of time.

[BuizelChannel]

at 2:35 is'nt that pretty much a darker version of dig dug?

[NonicekCz]

Nice



[Trigle82]

Loved the feud remake mate!

[battymathmo]

Love the remix of the Earth Shaker music! Takes me back to when I was 15! Alas I am 40 now but still enjoy playing about writing music.

Michael Batty.

[thrashybastard]

Great music! The Oli and Lisa III music is super sweet

[vwestlife]

Burnin' Rubber was also one of the few games released for the ill-fated Amstrad GX4000 video game console.

Amstrad's CPC line of computers were unknown here in America. They only sold IBM PC clones here. We did get the ZX Spectrum but it didn't attract much popularity.