What with allthe zombie nation kazoo stuff about I thought i'd point out that the song itself is a cover of a tune from a C64 game. The original C64 music is here:
www.c64.org/HVS/HVSids/C64Music/Whittaker_David/Lazy_Jones.sid
You'll need a player than can play C64 music, such as DeliPlayer (www.deliplayer.com), and the tune you want is one of the many subsongs (hit next song a few times until you hear the recogniseable riff).
For more info about the game, go to www.hvsc.c64.org and look it up in the STIL database.
(www.c64.org/HVS/HVSids/C64Music/Whittaker_David/Lazy_Jones.sid
You'll need a player than can play C64 music, such as DeliPlayer (www.deliplayer.com), and the tune you want is one of the many subsongs (hit next song a few times until you hear the recogniseable riff).
For more info about the game, go to www.hvsc.c64.org and look it up in the STIL database.
Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Wed 16 Jan 2002, 10:48,
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that's quite incredible.i feel an urge to write thousands of tiny songs using nothing but a saw wave generator. it's a beautiful format.
( spacefish bong!,
Wed 16 Jan 2002, 11:21,
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HehSID Music rules :) I've actually made music on the C64 itself, and its VERY HARD! But I made some really cool tunes (in Future Composer, if anyone cares).
Anyway, if you like the sound of the SID but want to use it via your MIDI keyboard, get a SIDStation (www.sidstation.com).
Also, check out these C64 remixes: remix.kwed.org
(Anyway, if you like the sound of the SID but want to use it via your MIDI keyboard, get a SIDStation (www.sidstation.com).
Also, check out these C64 remixes: remix.kwed.org
Lumpbucket tekcubpmuL,
Wed 16 Jan 2002, 11:28,
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