40 years of the Amiga as an album tribute by Allister Brimble

Something slightly different for today other than all the games I've mentioned (Yes I'm looking at you speccy community), as if you want to listen some damn fine tunes that harks back to the glory days of the Commodore Amiga, then you might be interested in checking out this speaker blasting Album of 'Amiga 40'. A tribute to 40 years of the Amiga by a legendry Composer that is none other than Allister Brimble. Not sure who that is, then maybe this footage below will jog your memory ;)

And here's the latest. "This album is my tribute to 40 years of the Amiga, an extraordinary machine that shaped so much of my creative life. It also honours Martyn Brown, whose encouragement opened the door to game music for me. His work with Team17 defined an era, and I owe much of my path to his belief in what I could do. One track, ST-01, is something I’ve wanted to create for decades: a full remake of the original SoundTracker instruments. I’ve gone back to the source samples, reworking and restoring them with care, trying to capture not just the sound, but the feeling of those early days".

"This album is for anyone who remembers the thrill of booting up Workbench, the joy of discovering new mods, and the magic of making music on a machine that felt like it truly understood you. I hope it brings back some of that wonder".

Interesting Fact : Allister's work spans many era's of video games. Credits include The Team 17 Amiga range, Driver 1 & 2, The Rollercoaster Tycoon Series and more recently The Plucky Squire, Power Wash Simulator and Beyond The Ice Palace 2.

Links :1) Source - Thanks Walter Mamo for the heads up!