Pterodactyl Squad - A video game music netlabel - Weezer - The 8-bit Album
http://www.ptesquad.com/more/pte018.html

もういい加減食傷気味ではあるけど、出来がいいので念のため。ピコピコ系ネットレーベル「プテロダクティル・スクワッド」が現在ネット上で無料配布している、「ウィーザー」のチップチューン・カバー・アルバム。単純にゲーム・ボーイの音とかってすごく興奮するけど、私にとっては完全に「Sa・Ga」の刷り込みでしかないw。最近の子ってこういうの全然違う角度で聞いてるんだろうな。つまり私らが、ちょっと上の世代のいわゆる「芝浦ゴールド系ディスコ信仰」とか「ガンダム原理主義」を見てる感覚と近いのかも。イイのは認めるけど……的なw。

I wrote my first music on the NES 20 years ago and have recently been amazed to discover that the "chip music" scene is still going strong. So, in a bid to do my bit to keep the history alive and because some of my music is either missing, mis-credited or in some cases never even saw the light of day, I decided I'd put together a little document of my work and experiences. You'll need Flash to play the MP3s via the embedded audio players or you can download a ZIP file containing all the songs for each game. Alternatively you can download the .NSF file but you'll need a player to play these; personally I use Audio Overload but there's lots of others. Keep checking back as I'll be adding more games in (roughly) chronological order along with an attempt to write something vaguely interesting about them. If you want to get in touch, please do: neil@dutycyclegenerator.com You can subscribe to the RSS feed to be informed of updates/changes. New! - you can leave me some praise/abuse in t

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I wrote my first music on the NES 20 years ago and have recently been amazed to discover that the "chip music" scene is still going strong. So, in a bid to do my bit to keep the history alive and because some of my music is either missing, mis-credited or in some cases never even saw the light of day, I decided I'd put together a little document of my work and experiences.

"I wrote my first music on the NES 20 years ago and have recently been amazed to discover that the "chip music" scene is still going strong. So, in a bid to do my bit to keep the history alive and because some of my music is either missing, mis-credited or in some cases never even saw the light of day, I decided I'd put together a little document of my work and experiences."

"NES Music by Neil Baldwin"

Pink Floyd's Dark side of the moon, NES style

Dark side of the moon performed through the 8bit NES sound system

ピンク・フロイド 「狂気」8bit

Have you ever wondered what Dark Side of the Moon would sound like if Pink Floyd had written it for NES, instead of for a rock band?