Amiga Music: Jogeir Liljedahl Compilation #1

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6 great music tracks from one of the best music makers on the Amiga in my opinion, his music is smooth and uses excellent quality samples considering the limitations. I'm pretty sure all these tunes come from various demos.
Personal favs from this lot are Physical Presence, Nearly There and Guitar Slinger.
The Amiga is a series of computers released by C=ommodore from 1985 to 1993, all Amigas used the same sound chip, an 8bit, 4channel, upto 28khz PCM called "Paula".
Winuae sound settings used:
Channel mode: Stereo
Stereo separation: 30%
Interpolation: Sinc
Frequency: 44100
Audio filter: A1200
TRACKLIST
01 - [00:00] Physical Presence
02 - [05:36] Nearly There
03 - [12:09] Oro Incenso
04 - [18:24] Nes-Tea Peach
05 - [24:56] Guitar Slinger
06 - [29:49] Signia
Programs used: Winuae 2.0.0 with Protracker 3.61 installed, Camtasia 7

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10 июл 2024

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@brenocostateixeira 3 года назад

Reading in 24/04/21: "Can't believe it has been 20 years since 1993." by Bisqwit

@setsers1 2 года назад

Amen.

@Music-tg5is 2 года назад

I still can't believe it's not butter!

@Music-tg5is 2 года назад

Closer to 30 years now...

@hansdegroot652 Год назад

Yeah flime ties

@zyrgr2940 Год назад

2023 now

@meatcream3404 3 года назад

To me this sound is all about friendship, having fun, respecting art and the struggle against machine limitations that lead to so much creativity. Truly a golden age.

@setsers1 2 года назад

Amen.

@julienbraudel7109 2 года назад

Respecting art : not totally sure about it. Jogeir almost never mentioned when he ripped off artists.

@tensevo 2 года назад

Creativity is born from scarcity and limited resources

@kirkespoke2648 2 года назад

I approve :)

@manteuro 2 года назад

@@julienbraudel7109 everyone rips off everyone go home julien

@jeffh3649 2 года назад

I'm an American who didn't know of the Amiga as a child. So I had no idea who Jogeir was but one day a few years back I search videogame music and found this. I exercise to this music all the time and have even lost 25 pounds (11.3kg), so Jogeir has influenced me to be healthier and has changed my life. For that I am gracious.

@PrzeszczepiX 2 года назад

This is kinda weird that lot's of Americans didn't heard about Amiga in 80's and 90's because Commodore Amiga is basically a company from the USA. In fact, Amiga was very popular in Europe in the early-mid 90's

@jeffh3649 2 года назад

@@PrzeszczepiX Maybe it's a class thing? We didn't have a lot so for me we were always a console a generation behind. I never heard of Amiga until maybe the PS1 or PS2 days.

@davidmiller9485 2 года назад

As an American (who's older) i not only remember the Amiga but i also had one. (Plus a C-64 and a 128D that i ran my BBS off of) The problem was the price. They were quite expensive.

@pheidian707 2 года назад

If you like these, check Purple Motion and other PC demoscene musicians from the early 90's, tracker gods.

@jeffh3649 2 года назад

@@pheidian707 much thanks

@timdonovan3822 5 лет назад

I'm 53 now and I still remember and Love the Amiga and it's music

@SpeccyMan 5 лет назад

.... its music.

@markfrombriz 4 года назад

I hear you brother.... it was an exciting time of seemingly endless possibilities

@TinyGiantLifeStyle 4 года назад

Oh yeah!

@zemiorka Год назад

Still as good in 2022

@Bisqwit 11 лет назад

Can't believe it has been 20 years since 1993.

@soudoida45 6 лет назад

25 now... Unbearable.

@rotorstator 6 лет назад

Eternity

@shadegat3996 6 лет назад

I got my Amiga in 1984.

@getdrinking 6 лет назад

i feel fucking old bro

@Dave-rm1mb 6 лет назад

NEY Industries I was born in 1980 and I'm from the UK. The ZX Spectrum/Commodore was what most households used here until the early 90's until PC's started becoming affordable but even then, the majority of people only had a TV. The problem with the Amiga was that it was pretty expensive for the time and in the context of what it could actually do. It was little more than an expensive gaming computer really. I had to go to my mates to play his. He was the only guy I knew who owned one. He was lucky enough to have fairly wealthy parents.

@alanashworth9414 3 года назад

Loved my Amiga. I'm not 50 years old and still think it was the best computer ever. I tricked out my 1200 beyond anything commodore ever imagined and was sad the day I gave in and moved to PC. Such a epic machine. Learned to code on it too.

@sandakureva Год назад

Man that guitar sample at 25:20 is super crispy. Sounds better than a lot of them do even now.

@Koutsie 11 месяцев назад

hell yes it does!

@SkyTheLeafeon 3 года назад

This collection cures demotivation. Every time I put this on, I stop lazing around and I immediately start doing something productive.

@dexterplanck5488 2 года назад

Incredibly, the same thing happens to me

@Marauder1981 2 года назад

Because gaming music is specifically designed to keep you in an energetic loop.

@papermarioparty08 5 месяцев назад

@@Marauder1981Maybe that's a benefit of me being a weirdo who mostly listens to VGM.

@mysticsuomi8719 3 года назад

Samples that still give me goosebumps, melodies that will never die, pure art. I mean, to me this is music and art in its purest form.

@tlaskows Год назад

Have you listenined to Wizardry SID or MOD file? that one blows my speakers every time.

@thedude808 Год назад

I'm too young to have grown up with trackers and mods but somehow wound up discovering it around 2007 at about 12 years of age. downloaded and ripped a whole bunch from the archive and stuffed them on my iPod. i'm so grateful that i did. defies genre. even a decade later some of the hugest earworms i've ever had have been jogeir tracks. some days out of the blue i will just start humming or whistling one of those amazing tunes.

@vbarknath 4 года назад

Perfect example of how less is more. People that makes music these days fills it up with too much crap. This is clean and perfect.

@cartler 10 месяцев назад

I like his music because it feels complicated and simple at the same time

@andreasoberg2021 8 месяцев назад

I write piano music and my main inspiration is the Amiga and C64 music with the focus on catchy tunes

@vbarknath 8 месяцев назад

@@andreasoberg2021 That's what got me hooked on music too :) GL on your writing!

@nohare45 5 лет назад

In my first car, i was listening these songs recorded with an audio cassette into the cheap speakers of the car... so much memories !!

@0ooTheMAXXoo0 4 года назад

MOD music on a cassette! I was doing that as well back in the day.

@OhioBahn440 4 года назад

and now, the phone or computer you have is more powerful than anything on the planet at the time this song was made :)

@MrRightThinker 4 года назад

Zhorus Actually it gives more Happiness.

@amandakleisnerova7473 4 года назад

yes, i know ... :)

@nohare45 4 года назад

Exactly ! It's awesome !!

@tocininelcerdito 3 года назад

24:59 woaaaah daaaamn those samples that guitar is so clean

@RaptureMusicOfficial 3 года назад

I'm glad to call Jogeir my friend! We made numerous tracks together! Cheers, Fabian

@GiabsCauws 8 месяцев назад

Nothing but respect, kind gentleman.

@RaptureMusicOfficial 8 месяцев назад

Thanks man!

@henryrichard7619 3 года назад

Man, the amount of awesome stuff people could squeeze out of just 4 monophonic channels makes me feel really bad about how little I’m able to do with basically unlimited ones... limitation really does breed creativity, I suppose.

@emphii 4 месяца назад

@Stevieboy74 3 года назад

Guitar Slinger is an absolute masterpiece. Beautiful piece of music.

@onlineamiga 2 года назад

Yeah not only is it an amazing track musically, technically its mind blowing! This and Fountain of Sighs are two of the best Amiga Mods ever composed.

@rawberg_se Год назад

Indeed, very nice tune. And I know guitar sound is kind of hard to get right, at least from what I remembered.

@waffleirony_ 2 года назад

We dug our dads old amiga 500 we used to play on as kids out of the storage with my sister over the Christmas break and now I felt like I HAD to revisit one of my fave amiga music compilations. Such artistry ❤️

@ClubFilth75 7 лет назад

Miss those days so much...Trading,swapping,illegal hacked calling cards from Sprint and At&t,copy-parties...Iceman from Zylon/Alpha-Flight on the scroller here :) You can still find my old intro/demo compilations "New Dimensions' on youtube ;)

@tubical71 4 года назад

The party, the gathering....breakpoint.....those had been the days....amiga 1337 :)

@AbsitInvidea 4 года назад

I had the 1000 and a 500, still have them. Man at the time they were so far ahead of their time. They blew away the PC. No contest.

@LordRenegrade 3 года назад

I had a 500, 1200, and 3000. I used the 3000 regularly as a serious machine upwards of 97-98, as it could still do many things better than an equivalent PC, and all without abuse from monopolistic jerkass companies. I regularly used AmIRC, ncftp, YAM and such. At the time, the 3000 only had 2 megs chip and 4 of fast, and the 1200 2/16. I actually still have those machines and sometimes use 'em (although I rely on emulation more these days). I've picked up a second A500, a trio of 1200s for parts, and a 4000 modified into a 4000T with third party parts. The 1200 and 3000 have 64 and 16 megs of fast RAM nowadays.

@JuxZeil 2 года назад

The price for an extra 1GB of RAM though....£200 it cost me here in the UK for my A500+.😓

@jorgepinogarciadelasbayonas Год назад

I had the Amiga 500 in 1987 with Kickstart v1.2. Love all those memories! He is a brilliant musician! One of the best on the Amiga! These tunes have a real positive and uplifting vibe! Pure emotions - that's how music should be.

@linux327 6 лет назад

Having an Amiga with its coprocessors is why I now program large supercomputing clusters. Brilliant music!

@jacu27 3 года назад

almost 2021and still coming back to this :D

@TheMuzykant 3 года назад

I remember discovering this video in early 2020. That's when I got to know more about .MODs and tracker music and even this Jogeir guy. I kept seeing this in my recommended. At one point I think I had RU-vid on autoplay, so it started playing these songs. Little did I know that it was Jogeir Liljedahl. Excellent as always his tunes. I always keep coming back to these two compilations made by off1k.

@derekdilger2117 2 года назад

Looking at the date within protracker, and then the date which this was uploaded to youtube, this music is truly ahead of it's time.

@thefunnychiptuneman Год назад

i say alot of chiptune music was ahead of its time

@gabrielirlanda 3 года назад

Ohh Amiga how I miss you.

@ef1265 3 месяца назад

How can you miss it if you can just buy one? And you can play all the games and demos on an emulator as well. Idiotic comment

@randomunavailable 6 лет назад

I once emailed Jogeir, he replied and was so cool and humble. A real talent and asset to the Amiga community.

@setsers1 5 лет назад

Amazing!!😊☺

@SkyTheLeafeon 4 года назад

What was his address?

@rjmario2234 4 года назад

@@setsers1 hello

@thefunnychiptuneman 4 года назад

lucky id kill to meet him

@Scripture-Man 4 года назад

Excellent music. Guitar Slinger sounds like a live recording of a band!

@TubeAtilla 8 лет назад

The BEST computer all time!! AMIGA foreva! Thank you Commodore, i love u!

@MrMaus1972 8 лет назад

+TubeAtilla It was and still is...

@thedutchretrogamer 5 лет назад

indeed

@musasimiamoto 5 лет назад

Thanks Jay Miner, but Commodore kill Amiga....ehhh.

@jonvincentmusic 5 лет назад

Correct. Nothing to thank Commodore for. All they did was kill it off.

@teddynash 5 лет назад

c64 too !!! :-)

@gkraith2995 2 года назад

I'm amazed this video is gonna hit 1 mil soon.

@edmorden Год назад

God how I miss those times!!! Still was.... hope for the future.

@PazuzuStalker 5 лет назад

Remember all that work to get it all into just 4chnl, with the next sound clipping the first one. It had it's limitations but we made it work. Some dudes had synthesizers and sampled stuff just for specific tunes. Chords and stuff, like in these ones. We hade to save from other tunes to build a sample library. Early 90s protracker years was awesome...

@MatHelm 5 лет назад

I always thought the limitations is what made it so great. Pretty much like everything great...

@melasn9836 2 года назад

Too young & too American to have had an Amiga, but I've fallen in love with its musical abilities. Music like this or the compositions of Neurodancer or Jester are just so energizing.

@PrzeszczepiX Год назад

We in Europe (mainly in Germany, England, Poland) have had that luck to experience Amiga in late 80's and early 90's (mostly). In my country (Poland) it was very popular, if you had Amiga back then you were really lucky and cool kid/teenager. And automatically you got lots of friends on your neighbourhood ;) Amiga 500, 600 and later 1200 were most popular. It was far superior than SNES, ofcourse it had better capabilities, but most of all it wasn't just a game console, it was a fully-fledged computer. Also amiga had great amount of software in its library including mostly games, but also utility programs. In summary: in my country (and not only) amiga raised most of youth born in 70's and 80's at the 90's era :)

@Dave-rm1mb 6 лет назад

There's something oddly comforting about the Guitar Slinger track. I don't even remember the track at the time but listening to it brings back memories of the early 90's. It's hard to describe but it's as if I've heard it before even though I haven't.

@kristoffere9996 5 лет назад

Guitar Slinger was an amazing mod back then. I couldn't believe my ears the first time I heard it. It was so realistic.

@paulspark7287 2 года назад

This guy was such an influence to me. I spent many hours listening to Face Another Day. That one track is 20 mins (?) of pure awesomeness. I love the progression in his music - just don't get bored of it.. and of course he always had little retrospectives toward C64 music classics too :-)

@mikosoft 2 года назад

Guitar Slinger is so unique among other mods it immediately grabbed my attention first time I heard it. Funny thing it was Jogeir who composed that known for his synth driven stuff.

@JeroenTel 4 года назад

Epic compilation! Jogeir is a good friend of mine and he's actually part of Maniacs of Noise these days. A humble Jogeir bear he is, with his heart exactly at the right place!

@dw1664 4 года назад

I wonder if he will ever make another album?

@mrkitty777 4 года назад

Eindelijk ontmoet ik je. Ken je Unreal van maniac noise? Ik wil dit graag op een moderne sequencer zetten.

@rodoherty1 4 года назад

Cool to see you in the comments, Jeroen. Cybernoid is my favourite tune on my favourite machine! Sorry for the pointless comment but I got starstruck.

@JeroenTel 4 года назад

@@mrkitty777 Ga je gang! =)

@mrkitty777 4 года назад

@@JeroenTel dankje, de samples doe ik met WinUAE eruit halen eventueel met de Action Replay virtuele. 😄

@-Burs 4 года назад

Wow... Such good memories from back then. There were no internet, and no mp3's, so this was my only source for this music genre (talking about early 80's). And you could save a song only to diskette which today would be able to hold less than 1 minute of an mp3 file. And you could had dozens of them on one diskette (depending on sample quality)! I even did some of my own MOD's/S3M's/XM's. Chip tunes forever!

@vageliskomninos2723 3 года назад

if i remember correctly 1 floppy had 751 kb space or close.... Im sure it was less than a megabyte

@-Burs 3 года назад

@@vageliskomninos2723 Actually, Amiga formatted floppy disk was exactly 880KB (11*512-byte sectors/track, multiplied with 80 tracks, and able to write on two sides). I was always unhappy about that, since standard PC formatted floppy disk was able to hold 1.44MB (though, properly formatted, it can hold even 2.8MB). That's roughly two thirds more space on one identical floppy disk, which at that time was a huge advantage. Seeing today's 1TB micro SD cards weighting and in size of 100's times less.. We indeed do live in the future!

@vageliskomninos2723 3 года назад

@@-Burs oh yes you are right i forgot how much exactly less than a MB that floppy was. I do remember some games needed 4 or 6 floppys space. and i had a A500+ bought back in 1991 lol what times!! i was entirely consumed with this Amiga for about 8 years when i bought my first windows 95 pc back in 1997. i can only say that Amiga still worked last time i checked in 2012

@LordHorst Год назад

@@-Burs Well, yes but actually no. It depends on what kind of diskette you have. Single Density (SD), Double Density (DD), Quad Density (QD), High Density (HD) or Extra High Density (EHD). I think DD and HD were by far the most common formats. DD can hold 720KB on a PC, 400KB on a Mac and 880KB on an Amiga, due to different sector sizes and whatnot. So, if you will, there were two standard diskettes: DD with 720/880KB and HD with 1.4MB. AFAIK the A500 never had a disk drive that could read HD disks (I don't know about other Amigas), but it's totally possible to "downgrade" HD disks to DD disks by simply putting some tape over the second hole.

@-Burs Год назад

@@LordHorst Yeah, I was talking about Amiga 500, and both A500/A1200 could only make use of 880KB. When you used HD floppy disks (even without tape-hack), these Amiga models would format the diskette as DD, because floppy drives didn't even have the mechanism to detect that second hole. Anyways, if you format it either as 400KB or 1.4MB, it's far below "standard" mp3 size (let's say 3min @128Kbit = ~2.9MB), and that's what I was trying to say before :) Nowadays no one cares about storage space, because it's dirt-cheap haha..

@artistonamotorbike 4 года назад

Takes me back to my youth messing about on an amiga which led to my career. Love these tunes. Amiga forever.

@FlexoShootFlexo Год назад

Back before mp3's were a thing, I hoarded MODs and S3Ms like nobody's business. Never had an Amiga, but that system deserved more than the inadequate recognition it got. One can only wonder what would've happened if Commodore Systems had a Steve Jobs

@Daniel-ri2ys 4 года назад

Yeah thats the real deal. Amiga 500 was my first computer in 1992 😍

@corr2143 Год назад

Didn't grow up with an Amiga, but torrents led me to keygens, dubmood was awesome, the scene has been full of amazing people!

@rokker333 Год назад

YT gave me this. So much memories 😥I still have my 3,5" Amiga floppy disks of my own assembly code intros and demos here. But not the machine. Possibly they are not readable any more. But I kept them for 35 years. Could not throw them away 🙃These teenage years laid all the foundations of becoming a SW developer.

@Rainmanthereal 3 года назад

Just Wow.......and then wow again !!!!! I'm using Reason to make electronic music since 2001 and franckly, this clip just blew my mind away. The quality of the samples is on another level for a 1993 apps !

@tensevo 2 года назад

In a weird way, it was easier to be creative back then, since you basically had a sequencer and that's it. The sounds you hear, were the sounds you got. Now, you have an infinity possibility of tones and sounds and samples, which leaves no time left for sequencing / composing.

@nenadstojicic2180 9 лет назад

05:30 till 12:00 are seconds of master piece.Rember that Jochen Hippel has writeen the song Jogeir Liljedahl has rearranged that.Jochen Hippel wrote this track "Nearly there" or "A prehistoric tale" when he was just 19 years old(born in 1971,the track has been published with game "Prehistoric tale" in 1990).Amazing talents.Good old retro good mood music.Nice for car drive on highroad.

@trinitymatrix9719 3 года назад

I can all say truly: i LOVE you in all in this manifestations...💖💖💖💖

@MrBeegs88 2 года назад

I've been wide eyed since clicking the 5:30 mark. This is absolutely beautiful. Synthwave is so underrated. I've loved this type of music for decades. So happy it is getting the attention it always deserved. Even if it is 20-30 years too late. No human should live their lives without hearing this serenity. God Bless You, composers of this ear food.

@earb1_ 3 года назад

Masterpieces! Jogeir Liljedahl is just the best. What a great composer! Amiga has so nice music composers!

@stynov83 8 лет назад

Can't stop listening to "Nearly There". Just incredible. So soothing, yet powerful.

@janroger 7 лет назад

Had not heard Nearly There before. Now I listen to it all the time. Found it on Xmp Mod Player and have it on loop for hours. Love the drums. Love mod music.

@johnacove 7 лет назад

Jan Roger Jønland Covered by Jochen on the Atari ST. legendary. :)

@ImperatorGrausam 6 лет назад

Actually it was originally made by Jochen and was covered by Jogier iirc.

@mastermindd 5 лет назад

Even though I'm only 19 years old, I love these tracks! I'm very grateful to several retro pc YT channels, if I hadn't found those old machines, I would've never found these either! :) Thus I'm an old pc collector now too. xD

@TheSudsy 4 года назад

hahaha be careful calling an Amiga a PC ....... people will be hurt and may start 80@s and 90's beef. lol ;)

@AnnoyedArt1256 3 года назад

well an amiga isn't a PC it's more of a CC (consumer computer) since at the time PC's were expensive but an CC like an Atari ST or an Amiga 500 is much more cheaper then even the simplest of PC's and can do more!

@BillAnt 3 года назад

@@TheSudsy < Commodore was trying to market the Amiga line as a multi-media computer, course as most of us know it turned out to be an amazing gaming machine.

@plok7533 3 года назад

Good to know it's being passed down generations... Retro never dies!!!

@smazogzsmazlabs3436 3 года назад

Excellent to hear you discovered this. The C64 before the Amiga had a significant relevance and indeed is where many of the greatest digit and bit coders started out. I was always glued to my C64 and Amiga, purely inspiring machines; 20 years later I coded games and demos that I could only dream of making back then. Good luck in making your dreams come true Mr. Next Generation :) As for all this current world wrapping situation, forget it, chill with some quality commodore music :):):)

@TheMuzykant 3 года назад

I'm glad this video is getting more popular as time progresses. This music legend needs to be known!

@AVENALEK 3 года назад

Oro Incenso = My Favourite Song. Greetings from Slovakia :)

@postro1975 16 дней назад

11 years later... such a cool song listening to it again and again...80s / 90s magic?...:-) sliding bass.. so cool:-)

@bormisha 9 лет назад

Jogeir is one of my favorite Amiga composers. Before I bought myself an Amiga, I even used to listen to his music recorded on tape.

@MusicMixerXX 8 лет назад

+bormisha yep this stuff is absolutely amazing ,,,

@hvanmegen 6 лет назад

Guitar Slinger is one of my favorite tracks.. it brings me straight back to the 90's...

@thefunnychiptuneman 6 лет назад

How did you listen him on tape?

@llary 6 лет назад

Uhm.. cassette recorder.. cable.. do the math

@elig9401 5 лет назад

Same here, when the A1000 first came out, but with Jim Cuomo/Defender of the Crown.

@JohnnyJTav 4 года назад

I am Still Amazed today with the MOD Music that was made back in the day with the MOD Editor on the Amiga . I Congratulate all the Guys that made it Possible.

@markfrombriz 4 года назад

Its was amazingly powerful at the time, sadly i had no musical talent lol

@julienbraudel7109 3 года назад

The name of the guy is Karsten Obarski.

@dodo_channel8354 4 года назад

Amiga no1 computer great compilation of music

@Rv-Tech 4 года назад

😥 Old days, Good days. Beautiful .

@OfficialFingazMC 10 лет назад

I'm walking in the air. Never thought I'd hear a chip version of that!

@marcusfred4480 6 лет назад

Wow, was trying to think of the name of that tune too. It's by Nightwish hey?

@zoolkhan 6 лет назад

this is no chip-tune. This is using samples

@jiilaa_with_randomness 6 лет назад

It is from an animation called 'The Snowman'. Nightwish covered the song. And Iron Maiden did it too, on 'Somewhere in Time Tour' (Dave Murray plays it on his guitar solo part).

@MCVessels 4 года назад

@@zoolkhan Never thought I'd hear a demoscene version of Walking In The Air, either! :)

@lannmaster 10 лет назад

Matko święta... Na kolana i słuchać.... Takiej muzy mi brakowało....

@lpgibbo7463 2 года назад

Reminds me of the great public domain software scene at the time & all the fun to be had making up your own music tracks with the awesome free software people just gave away. For the life of me I can't remember the names of any of them though, getting old now lol

@smiljanicn 8 лет назад

4 channels magic!!!

@alvarotc2010 5 лет назад

power chip Paula

@alexreg78 3 года назад

More than enogh) bass&drums on one if not)

@neutechevo 9 лет назад

i listened to Jogeir in FT2 on pc around 1996 and i am listening again after 18 years.. sure brings back many happy memories..

@frankmeyer9984 Год назад

THIS. IS. MUSIC. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@mrcarrepairman 2 года назад

Got my A500 in 1987 and my A1200 in 1993. Had and have so much fun with them.

@erdincgc2 6 лет назад

Coming from 2100 ... guess what ? .. still Amiga RULEZ ! :)))

@ikagura 6 лет назад

Amiga's soundchip is great

@adamsucksatyt 4 года назад

*2 years ago*

@NickFellows 3 года назад

this one comes up in my feed a lot and i've heard it so many times now its embedded in my brain.

@spawnterror 9 лет назад

God! What an excellent piece of music. I miss these days so much...

@spawnterror 4 года назад

@Bojan Land Therefore I'm going to do a remake of Physical Presence, to bring this diamond to the attention of future generations ;)

@removalist1995 4 года назад

@@spawnterror Im looking forward to it!

@andrewbriggs6083 Год назад

Living in the past is what keeps us all alive. Never forget that.

@catatonicfeline7735 6 лет назад

Simply the best. Will soon play this at high volume through vintage HiFi!

@MindKillerX 5 лет назад

"Nearly There" is so hipnotizing that I can listen again and again

@julienbraudel7109 3 года назад

It was composed by Jochen Hippel initially.

@MoosesValley 4 года назад

Love the unique Amiga flavor ... sounds so beautiful ... even in the 2020's the Amiga still produces amazing sound.

@MoosesValley 3 года назад

@@harrisonhall1139 Yes great as well. And the Commodore 64 ... what the game devs did to create the music is amazing ... to get the wibbly-wobbly effects.

@Noname_2014 8 лет назад

This music relaxes me . I think the music really well .

@thedutchretrogamer 5 лет назад

im glad the amiga scene is big and alive this brings me right back to the 801`s when i bought my first amiga 500 iligal floppy copie`s and a whole lot of demo`s wish i good go back :)

@markfrombriz 4 года назад

It was good times indeed

@mrebholz 4 года назад

Some legit Jarre Sound: No need to pose around with a rich kids quadrillion Dollar Fairlight CMI, just be resourceful and take an Amiga. Dope. This teaches me that I have an absolute powerhouse at my fingertips and I don't even scratch it's surface. Shame.

@frankmeyer9984 Год назад

Masterpieces. This. Is. MUSIC. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@algogrubl3r615 7 лет назад

Those were the days! Watching demos and running music disks downloaded from a demo scene BBS on a friend's Amiga (lucky guy!). Jogeir and all those guys really knew their stuff.

@74Alixw 10 лет назад

Jogeir! musical genius! I rank him with Galway and many more of the C64 era! He is the Amiga musical genius! He took sampling to another level....

@Outlander999 7 лет назад

one of the best musicians ever. KUDOS.

5 лет назад

Shock/Collapse with 40years old and still vibrating with 4 channels power and jogeir music

@robertopaolo4625 7 лет назад

great feelings and emotions..a machine...can make that..with a great man beyond..thank you for sharing

@uplinkx1126 7 лет назад

I used to love making tracker music. Funny how after all these years I can still understand the parameters :)

@greenpieceofmind 2 года назад

"Nearly There" has a very Jazz Jackrabbit feel to it. Alexander Brandon is one of my favourite old-school composers

@presentfactory Год назад

Oro Incenso sounds a lot like a version of Crosswords by Thomas E. Petersen on the C64. Also Signia has that melody from Walking in the Air which is pretty cool.

@Sodomantis 11 лет назад

This brings me right back to my childhood. What a fucking legend Jogeir Liljedahl is...

@ViktorChovanecz 10 лет назад

Good old days :) I love this music's.

@thedutchretrogamer 5 лет назад

indeed

@plusdefric 3 года назад

Fantastic sound ! Amiga sound does not age :-)

@tufelkahonda5323 3 года назад

I agree!

@lucaskebi8678 10 лет назад

AMIGA RULES

@martinthulin6780 5 лет назад

This brings back memories! Used to have Physical Presence on a demo disk and let it loop in the background in my room as a kid. Have to say - 15:40 to 16:40 is just sublime!

@kusanagimotoko3621 3 года назад

Paula was so ahead of its time cmp to PC general midi sound in terms of possibilities and tone. Its still awesome today to listen to it again. 《《♡♡》》

@RebornGalaxy 10 лет назад

Amiga 4ever!!!

@chris86simon 4 года назад

Man. Psygnosis was so much of my childhood gaming.

@BillAnt 3 года назад

Says " PsyGnosiS" ;D

@foxsky4336 3 года назад

8 лет назад

Definitely Guitar Slinger is my fave on here! Its sounds so unlike any other mod! The instruments are so clean, it sounds like a real song, if you know what I mean! There is another song i am looking for. Something about cars. It has some Spanish guys in it. I do not know if it is by the same guy that wrote these, but in the same vein. I.E. Using completely different instruments to most other moduels on the Amiga.

@off1k 8 лет назад

+yogibear2k10 Ok, after thinking about this for a bit the tune I think you're looking for is 'Fable about cars 2' by Dreamer. amp.dascene.net/detail.php?detail=modules&view=2260 scroll down to bottom of page and you will see it, hope that's the one :))

@Whelkman 6 лет назад

Nightbeat made a number of songs similar to this.

@modulo-engineering Год назад

So much fun that Time.. Sometimes i wish to have a Time Machine to go back and play all the Games.. as a Teenager..

@AntonioSilva-hn5xv 4 года назад

That's where I started! Pro-Tracker! Good memories!

@gamemusic6294 8 лет назад

First track reminds me of what is love.

@PedroPlanas777 7 лет назад

Does anyone know Pedro VGM?

@kitanaisunshine1057 7 лет назад

I KNEW it sounded familiar!

@djmiketjg 7 лет назад

That's because the organ sounds are sampled straight out of that track. Jogeir even made a very sample-heavy cover of What Is Love around the same time.