Commercial Amiga/C64 remixes store

I just came across this site featuring C64 and Amiga music for sale.

http://www.c64audio.com/

The Amiga section can be found here.

They have the three Immortal remix albums for sale, plus another called Mechanical Dreams which sounded good from the part I listened to (you can listen to some of the music streaming from the site). These cost from £4.99 to £15.99.

The price of C64 tracks is also not that expensive either at about 80p each.

I will add this site into the main weblinks on classicamiga.

Thanks for the link Harrison - I love C64 music !!!!
Yeahhhhhh !!!!:D:):cool:

Hi there Castelle,

I see that you're into C64 music. Have you checked out the High Voltage SID Collection? Their SID-tune collection currently amounts to the insane number of 30,000 different songs! :o
Check out the website for more information. :)

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Originally Posted by P G

Hi there Castelle,

I see that you're into C64 music. Have you checked out the High Voltage SID Collection? Their SID-tune collection currently amounts to the insane number of 30,000 different songs! :o
Check out the website for more information. :)

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Yes indeed !!

I have been a fan of the HVSC collection so long that they should have me in there !! LOL
I used to be in touch with a couple of the guys who put the collection together, even have contributed to it as I had loads of demo disks that the collection was missing and as you probably know commercial games are relatively easy to get copies of but with demo's -- not so easy sometimes.

Remember Compunet ? where it was the done thing if you didn't get a phone bill for about 300 quid then there was something wrong with you? :):)

In those days that was the place to get them!! downloading them at 300 Bits per min !!

Ahhh!!! takes me back !!!!:lol::lol::lol:

The SID Recordings Archive is also great:

http://sid.oth4.com/

Hey thanks for the link Demon Cleaner :)

@Castelle

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I used to be in touch with a couple of the guys who put the collection together, even have contributed to it as I had loads of demo disks that the collection was missing and as you probably know commercial games are relatively easy to get copies of but with demo's -- not so easy sometimes.

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Did you collect a lot of Amiga stuff as well? Then I'm thinking of demos, packs, mags etc.

Alas no, I entered the Amiga scene much later after my halcyon days of the C64 :)