Forever Sound Version is a video game music podcast from out of Newcastle upon Tyne that explores classic tracks and deep cuts from the 8-bit home computers and consoles onwards!
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Episode 9 – Speccy Showcase
What we’re gonna do right here is go back… How far are we gonna go back? Way back! It’s time for some chip music from a highly esteemed home computer system, Sinclair’s ZX Spectrum. Lock in and enjoy tracks that make use of the Speccy’s built-in beeper, as well as some tunes from the 128k version’s square wave sound chip. Extra special thanks to Daz for helping me to put this show together – most of the tracks that feature on this show are his suggestions!
Listen:
https://ia601402.us.archive.org/30/items/fsvep9/fsvep9.mp3
Stainless Steel (1986, ZX Spectrum) ‘Main Theme’ composed by Nick Jones
Chronos (1987, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by Tim Follin
Agent X (1986, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by Tim Follin
Robocop (1988, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by Jonathan Dunn
Deathwish 3 (1987, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by Ben Daglish
Byte Me (2011, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by Yerzmyey
180 (1984, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by David Whittaker
Raw Recruit (1988, ZX Spectrum) ‘Title Music’ composed by Tim Follin
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