The Sequel with no Equal! This time FunkyMonkey looks at Turrican 2 – The Final Fight! But it wasn’t Turrican’s final appearance though…
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Anyone can create there own crappy c64 remix. All you have to do is follow these crappy steps.
Here’s the second part of FunkyMonkey’s History of Turrican video. In this episode we get to the game itself. Released across Eight separate formats, This is Turrican!
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This remix, beleive it or not is a prize winning remix.
Read more about it at c64walkabout.com and c64glen.com
Soon I will be publish a guide on how you can create your own crappy remixes.
The wonderfully named Robinson Mason of the great c64walkabout podcast held a Holiday Remixing Contest, with a prize going to the winner.
I entered this tune;
Despite it not been good, and only taking 15 minutes to create, this tune won. Mainly because it was the only tune entered into the competition, but that’s just a minor detail. My prize was a PC version of the Defender of the Crown Remake.
You can read more about this at c64 walkabout news. For more of my crappy remixes check out C64Glen’s Crappy c64 Remixes .
Here’s a great Video from FunkyMonkey about Turrican, one of the greatest video games of all time .
This week I’ve got a C64 remix for you. It’s Rob Hubbard’s “Nemesis The Warlock” remixed by Hazel, who also made the video.
Back to the Good old C64 for this weeks Music Monday and back to Rob Hubbard with this Intro tune for the EA game Skate or Die.
My third remix was based on Karl Hörnell’s Clean Up Time (Subtune 1). I was inspired to remix this track after hearing Boz playing this on his BBB show on SlayRadio and as I’d promised Anna Black another crappy remix for her Anorak show the following Monday, I quickly knocked this one up.
I usually like to change the notes about in a crappy remix, so it sounds comically out of tune, that was difficult to do with this remix, as when a changed the notes it was almost impossible to notice. So I added some really basic slightly of time drums (inspired by many a poor Amiga MOD using ST-01 sounds) and that strange vocal sample, which again was found on the internet.
Ok, you are now fully up to date with my crappy back catalogue.
Links: Clean Up Time (Subtune 1) by c64glen