Back to a C64 track this week, and this time I give you probably my favourite Rob Hubbard track, the loading music form Nemesis the Warlock: The Death of Torquemada. Based on the 2000 AD comic of the same name. It was a simple but fun game and quite violent for the time, with enemies bursting out of other enemies chests and literal piles of dead bodies.
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Awesome!
I think you need to feature the following on your Music Monday:
Monty on the Run.
Auf Weidersein Monty.
Knuckledusters.
Mega Apocalypse.
Crazy Comets.
Mutants.
Awww dude – I remember dubbing the Nemesis music on a tape back in the day – I loved it that much. I enjoyed Nemesis in 2000AD but had no freaking idea what to do in the game. Nonetheless you could go around hacking like a crazy thing. Thanks for the pleasant memory trip!
@Phill
It would be a bit of a ‘Robb Hubbard Music Monday’ then. But never fear they’ll be more Hubbard in the future.
@Andre
I know what you mean, a lot of the time I use to load the game just to listen to this music.
i’d love to be the meat in a rob hubbard and dave whittaker sandwich
Cheers fella, Music Monday is going to have a lot more C64 stuff in future.