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RugarRugar - My Girl, The Princess [8bp030] ()

With influences such as classic game soundtracks and Tin Pan Alley evergreens, mixed with the sounds of 20th century atonality and Salvation Army hymns, I have created a collage of musical scenes depicting adolescence in the dawn of the third millennium. The songs are entirely made with the MCK system, which should vouch for a genuine twenty-minute NES experience.


This audio is part of the collection: 8bitpeoples

Author: Rugar
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Electronic; Chipstyle

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs-NonCommercial

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Reviewer: Robin_1990 - - June 10, 2008
Subject: Fun..!
Fun album of 'Retro' NES music. Exciting, Charming and Catchy.

Reviewer: Josh Anomaly - - October 17, 2003
Subject: Brilliant
Beneath this release's deceptively simple charm is a disarming compositional sophistication. Deft and subtle chordings and phrasings accompany variations of recurring motifs hidden and tucked away throughout the album, making for a listening experience that's more rewarding with every listen. Infectiously catchy and surprisingly dense. One of my favorite albums of all time.

Reviewer: simon c - - September 15, 2003
Subject: Nearly perfect fictional NES soundtrack
If you like your classic Nintendo NES stylings, then this Rugar album, apparently for a fictional videogame, uses the real NES soundchip to create a story-driven guide through the (non-existent) game, straight from the '80s. Again, it has the bleep, but it has style, darnit.