Z80 chip music from ZX SPECTRUM 48Kb
Tim Follin - Chronos: a Tapestry of Time
Mister Beep - Triton and mermaid NEW MADE NEW ADD
Shiru - Alkaline Knight NEW ADD
Mister Beep - The Ninth Fighter-Ship
Shiru - Astro Force NEW ADD
Lamaze P / Hikaru - Triple Baka NEW ADD
Mister Beep - Psionic activity NEW MADE NEW ADD
Voxel - Break me
Shiru - Fase Uno
Keith Tinman - The Arc of Yesod
Shiru - Bicycle ride NEW ADD
Mister Beep - Romantic Central Processing Unit
Ccowley - Cars (Cover of Gary Numan)
Shiru - Disposal Orbit NEW ADD
Mister Beep - Spring is coming
Shiru - Good Old Times NEW ADD
Ben Daglish - Heroes of the Lance
Mister Beep - Atari can do it too! ;)
Ben Daglish - Super Sports (A)
Shiru - Magic Tokens NEW ADD
Mister Beep and TDM - INSANE ORGANIST
Ben Daglish -
Super Sports (B)
irrlichtproject -
phazzurro
(Recorded by
irrlichtproject)
Shiru - Restless Fighter NEW ADD
FrankT - Airwolf
Mister Beep - Jump to next platform! (Part 1)
Shiru - Roller Skates NEW ADD
Mister Beep - Where the hell is volume control?!?
Mister Beep - A piece of disaster
Shiru - Time Attack NEW ADD
Special Erase - Batman the Caped Crusader
David Whittaker - Licence to kill: song 1
Ben Daglish - Super Scramble Simulator
Kolda and Mata - Miniartifici (quick)
Factor6 - Idiot on the motorway
David Whittaker - Licence to kill: song 2
Ben
Daglish - Gary Lineker Super Skills
Shiru - Trampoline
NEW ADD
Ben Daglish - Artura
Cheveron
- Beep Dreams (Eurythmics)
ne7 - Happy Hippo NEW ADD
Cobra - Magic Show
Mister Beep - A crazy boy is jumping (part 2)
Tim Follin - Agent X
part 1
David
Whittaker - Fruit Machine Simulator
David Whittaker -
Brave Starr
Kriss - Love Rave
Ben Daglish - Dark
Fusion
Ben Daglish - HATE (Hostile All Terrain Encounter)
Mister Beep -
1-bit is enuff
Akos Kozma - A Rokka (Godard)
Mark Jones - Arkanoid
Nicolas Wolovick - Creador Musical II (Demo)
David Whittaker - Captain Fizz Meets the Blaster-Trons
Mata
- Aurora Remix
Ben Daglish -
Masters of Universe
Mister Beep - Living in a fuse box
Fred Grey - Robin
of the Wood
Jon Paul Eldridge -
Dizzy
Pennsoft & Soft Machine - Aliens
Mister Beep - LOGOS Part One (1-bit cover of TANGERINE DREAM)
Brandt and Grewe - Tom and Jerry 2
Lyndon Sharp - Twin
Turbo V8
Alberto
Gonzalez - The Light Corridor
Akos Kozma -
Mendelssohn Op85
David Whittaker - Ghostbusters 2 (Main Title)
David Whittaker - Ghostbusters 2 (B)
Qjeta and
Mata - Enemies from Amiga
Keith Tinman -
Hyper Active
Mister Beep - Unbearable bee
Bruce Lee The
Game
Tim Follin - Agent X
part 2
Lyndon Sharp (?) -
Zanthrax
Akos Kozma - Promenade (the cover) (for Atari XL/XE fans ;) )
Jason C. Brook (?) - 1943 The Game
Qjeta - Chaos in head
David Whittaker -
Milk Race
Tim Follin - Vectron
Jon Paul Eldridge - Professional Ski Simulator
David
Whittaker - The Living Daylights
Mister Beep - I bring you flowers
David Whittaker
- Hades Nebula
Manuel Cubeda -
Freddy Hardest
Alfa Soft - Enola Gay (OMD) 1988
Qjeta - Jolly mood
David Whittaker -
Star Wars
Jason C. Brook - Savage
3
Mister Beep - Complications (Amiga500 cover)
Tim Follin - Raw
Recruit
David Whittaker - ATV (All Terrain Vehicle)
Jason C. Brook -
Ramparts
Keith Tinman - I.C.U.P.S.
Andy Brown - Power Pyramids
Mister
Beep - Digital World
David
Whittaker - Super Stuntman
Michael Batty -
Full Throttle 2
Special Erase - Gutz
Zilog
- Jet Set Willy (the cover)
Alfa Soft - Rendez Vous 5 (the cover 1988)
Qjeta - Golden Axe (the cover)
Tim Follin - Future
Games
David Whittaker - Trantor the Last Storm Trooper
Nether Earth The Game
Jason C. Brook -
Savage 2
Mister Beep - Kick the drums
Mr Incognito - Crystall Hammer (the cover)
Qjeta - A
hard wedge into heart IV
Richard Joseph -
Barbarian
Special Erase - Firefly
Mister Beep
- Run mad
Jason C. Brook - Savage The Main Theme
Steve Wetherill -
Heartland
Qjeta - Hit
Music (Pet Shop Boys)
Mister Beep - Freak (Play, Beeper, Play! part II)
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