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This is a cool classic Ultimate Soundtracker MOD file for the Commodore Amiga. I really like how it sounds.
In case anyone was wondering, this is based on Cambodia by Kim Wilde. Also the guy who commented 19 years ago is a dingus. Repetition is what makes melodies stick. And reverb is for chumpa lumpas :^)
I don't know what this song is trying to sound like, but the whole thing is hokey, the melody is not very good, and repeats a lot. It sounds like somebody was playing a game on the NES and tried tracking one of the songs... however, I can't think of an NES game I've ever played where the music sucked this bad. The song sounds very very dry.. there's not even any reverb to help it, and most of the samples are very low quality. It's mixed very badly, it doesn't come even close to "flowing" like a song should. If you do decide to listen to this song, keep a bottle of Aleve close by.
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st-01:funbass st-01:bassdrum2 st-03:d2 st-01:pizza st-01:hihat1 st-02:accgit st-01:strings1 st-01:outlaw st-01: st-01: st-01: st-01: st-01: st-01: st-01:
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Whoever rated this module 1/10 clearly didn't realise it was made in SoundTracker. With just four channels and a limited range of samples, there's no room for reverb or any fancy mixing. While the composition is typical for the time, the melody isn't bad, so I'd give this one a score of 6/10.