The Dizzy series has been remembered as a key staple of the late 80s gaming scene, and Magicland Dizzy has a memorable theme that suits the atmosphere of the games. Often mixing classical fairy tales with the need to combat Pirates, Wizards and your sleepy cousin, this adventure series never failed to impress.

As the game only has one track, the title theme, I’ve thrown in the remake of the track from the CD32 compilation (Still running on the same hardware audio chips) made three years after the game’s initial release.

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The only Amiga soundtrack by Sean Guglar, despite being extremely short, was one that showed a huge amount of skill and promise.

D/Generation itself was a fantastic Cyberpunk adventure title, and the theme helped set the tone of a happy-go-lucky delivery boy trapped in a laboratory of out-of-control bioweapons.

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Allister Brimble’s amazing music for Alien Breed is as fresh and atmospheric today as it was on the day of it’s release. With that in mind, it has been given a re-recording using the new Amiga and recording hardware. The extras are the same as the previous release due to those disks being incompatible with the new Amiga, however the two main tracks (Theme and Superfrog Demo) are freshly recorded.

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The Amiga was always a bit of an audio oddity, often games would have title music and then only effects in game. But that title screen music? That would blow the cartridge slots out of the competition.

Big Run is a game that embodies that audio power fantastically. Superb stereo separation, a great rock inspired theme and that sound only an Amiga can make. Strap yourself in, we’re hitting the road.

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PS. We’ve updated the recording hardware for the Amiga and the Amiga itself, now using the best audio chip Commodore ever put out there instead of one from the Amiga 500. It really doesn’t get better than this.

I think this soundtrack would be best described with a Bob Ross quote:

“Happy little tunes”

The soundtrack is made up of 23 pieces which are really happy sounding, those kind of tunes which you would find yourself humming to yourself while walking.

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What an unusual soundtrack.
I have to admit this is not really my cup of tea, but there are two tracks which really stand out for me: Fairyland and Dragon!! . Those two definitely deserve a listen in my humble opinion.

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