Chip-pop?
January 5, 2008 9:03 PM Subscribe
Where can I find covers of popular songs done in the style of c64/amiga/mod/xm etc?
The era the music comes from isn't as important as how familiar the songs are to your average joe.
The era the music comes from isn't as important as how familiar the songs are to your average joe.
Correction: The computer graphics were made on an Amiga.
posted by McLir at 9:36 PM on January 5, 2008
posted by McLir at 9:36 PM on January 5, 2008
The 8bitpeoples' 8bits of Christmas is very recognizable music and free under Creative Commons!
posted by themadjuggler at 10:12 PM on January 5, 2008
posted by themadjuggler at 10:12 PM on January 5, 2008
Best answer: i'm listening to the thriller cover from here. There's some more pop shaz, too.
more.
posted by knowles at 10:18 PM on January 5, 2008
more.
posted by knowles at 10:18 PM on January 5, 2008
You should probably check out scene.org archives as well. Lot's of goodies there as well.
posted by bigmusic at 12:28 AM on January 6, 2008
posted by bigmusic at 12:28 AM on January 6, 2008
WFMU's Beware of the Blog on 8 bit covers. Also. previously on Metafilter
posted by tallus at 6:46 AM on January 6, 2008
posted by tallus at 6:46 AM on January 6, 2008
Synthpop Mods has loads of mod covers of synth pop classics. The blue3 version of Blue Monday is brilliant.
posted by threeze at 3:05 AM on January 7, 2008
posted by threeze at 3:05 AM on January 7, 2008
Get yourself SidPlay and download The High Voltage SID Collection, then use any number of SID search engines.
Also, there are the classic standbys of: Micromusic.net, 8bitpeoples.com, kohina.com, and chiptune.com.
posted by Lizc at 3:02 PM on January 7, 2008
Also, there are the classic standbys of: Micromusic.net, 8bitpeoples.com, kohina.com, and chiptune.com.
posted by Lizc at 3:02 PM on January 7, 2008
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posted by McLir at 9:34 PM on January 5, 2008