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Re: Favorite music in video games?

Subject: Re: Favorite music in video games?
From: Larry Anderson <larry@portcommodore.com>
Date: Sat, 28 Jun 2003 01:36:19 GMT
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Couldn't pick just ome,,, Some of the Commodore 64 scores I like:
Rambo(really give a good example of the SID's quality)
Master of Magic
Agent USA (nicely in time with the game)
Wizard of Wor - Donkey Kong - Dig Dug - gives a good arcade flavor
Times of Lore intro


Paul Allen Panks wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> What is your favorite musical score in classic video games? For me,
> Gyruss is the top of the mountain. That musical score is hypnotically
> heteroclitic, aberrantly anomalous and capriciously conspicuous. In
> other words, values, symbols, and terminations, that is one hell of a
> sound track.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Paul Allen Panks (a/k/a "Dunric")
> dunric@yahoo.com

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  - From: ppanks@juno.com (Paul Allen Panks)

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