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nnnneeeeAAAARRRGGHHH!!!!!!! (envision kung fu scream) Music: ----- Order 00-22 An original tune 27-37 Chip Doctor Who 39-52 Commando Hiscore 54-75 Commando Level K*A*R*A*T*E G*U*N*S +++++++ Presented by meat of Zerius April 1996: ud837_freenet.victoria.bc .ca I do the doctor who theme no justice... The commando music was originally composed by Rob Hubbard for that great c64 game. The originals are much better of course.
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It's weird, this one - there are four different tunes combined into the same file. They are so seperate that there is a gap left between each, and the artist writes the title of each song within the instrument/message section. You wonder why he didn't put them all into seperate files... Anyway, one is an original tune he made up, one is a Doctor Who theme remix, and the other two are remixes of tunes from the C64 game Commandos. They all sound as though they are from the C64/Atari ST era - all the instruments are basically different types of ping, the kind of sound effects you used to get from these machines. They are OK, if you like this type of music, but hardly modern. Different is the word. The samples I have already mentioned above - variations on a ping. This is an 11 channel S3M, but I've heard better in a 4 channel MOD. The artist REALLY cacked his looping up - he's set the Doctor Who part to loop over and over, but unfortunately this means that on certain players - MOD4WIN for example - you can't access the last two tunes. I really don't understand why these aren't all in seperate files - I might have given them a higher score if they were.