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Speedball (Intro Theme)
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Launched in 1989, this lesser-known game published by Elite was only available for Commodore 64, and proposed a very convincing imitation of Afterburner. For a 8-bits computer game it was such a performance to deliver a fast and smooth 3d gameplay like that.
The intro music composed by Mark Cooksey proves that this composer had even more to offer than his excellent original compositions for the C64 Ghost'n'Goblins port, wich he's mainly remembered for.
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Grospixels France
Home-recorded video game covers by some guys from the french retro-gaming website Grospixels. Active since 2000, music
covers recording started in 2003.
Featuring :
- Maxime Noël (bass)
- Laurent Roucairol (guitar, occasional bass)
- Olivier Tamagna (guitar, occasional bass)
- Jean-Christian Verdez (Keyboards)
- Programmed drums
... more
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