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#4230: Allister Brimble - Rambo Reloaded
Added to rotation: 2012-02-29 19:48:22
Song last played: 2026-07-21 04:44:21
Song last requested: 2026-02-07 10:49:30
Artist last played: 2026-07-22 22:00:07
Number of plays: 727
Requests: 346
Votes: 473
Song length: 03:46


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SID INFO
HVSC path: MUSICIANS/G/Galway_Martin/Rambo_First_Blood_Part_II.sid
Title: Rambo: First Blood Part II
Composer: Martin Galway
Copyright: 1985 Ocean
Subtunes: 24
SID model: MOS6581

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SUBTUNE INFO
 
#3 - Stories [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II] (2:51-3:06)
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
 
#6 - Stories [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II]
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
 
#7 - Stories [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II]
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
 
#8 - Preparation [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II]
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
 
#10 - The Jump [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II]
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
 
#11 - Main Title [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II]
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
  Comment: This is covered from First Patrol (Brian Carter)'s disco-version.
 
#21 - Escape From Torture [from the movie Rambo: First Blood Part II]
 
  Artist: Jerry Goldsmith
  Comment: It's a part of the lead from this piece, only Galway plays it 4 times faster.
 
#22 - Ride of the Valkyries
 
  Artist: Richard Wagner
 




REMIX64.COM
OVERALL REMIX64 VOTE:

Breadbox Bill:
Excellent remix!
Xenix:
Very natural sounding brass section and evolving strings (hm… That sounds naughty)! Exciting tune.
mika:
This track is really growing on me. Very, hollywood military feel good quality. I like the fact that it is not a static remix, but a living, breathing lively piece
Melaure:
Great Interpretation for an electonic orchestra!
zajos:
I don't like the simulated orchestra either. And there is a silent rhytm section in the background (triangle or hats I don't know) that disturb me. But! The composition and the arrangement is so strong that it must get outstanding.
Snake1:
❤️!!!
Crawler:
Me like!
pj:
Great!
Undertaker710402:
Very good sound for a soundtrack: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-Hjg5gCxwE&feature=relmfu
MattMaybee:
Great atmosphere, well executed remix
Brokklu:
Omg these C64 are just as good today as they were 20 odd years ago!
alpi:
Like it and the end-part comes great, nice done! BTW the morse-code says the coders-names: Bill Barna, David Collier, Martin Galway, Tony Pomfret and Steve Wahid
Musoman:
Really nice arrangement
TotO:
A pleasure to listen!
NecroPolo:
Finally! A plastic orchestral remix that doesn't taste 100% polyester. Okay dynamics and small details could be improved further but it's a splendid work anyway.
ulfepulf:
Easily the best orchestrated tune here!
Ryrynz:
Production quality is through the roof.
Dr Future:
Grrreat. Thanks Allister for this masterpiece! That's a classical!
LMan:
Excellent.
loz:
I like it very much.
digideus:
I loved it.
carpii:
Really ambitious remix, and pulled off admirably. Agree with LaLa though, some timpani would really go down well. As big as it sounds, it could use a touch more punch in places
pg:
Good job, but is it just me or are the trumpets slightly out of tune? To me they seem to sound a little higher than they should. Still, it may actually be me 😀
SarahKreuz:
Epic
YogibearRenoise:
Contains some nice stuff!
kenaup:
Not bad and not excellent
Bjorn H.:
Just like with Metallica, orchestra sometimes does not make original better. I feel sad to give it just good, but original three voice SID tune just sounds better to me.
Dees Productions:
Somehow it's well made but I am missing the massive width from the sid. Symphonic music is okay but for SID go for analogue 😊
Nada:
Nice arrangement but the fake orchestra instruments can't obviously breathe and that makes it sound mediocre
Cyanuric:
Yes, I can also buy expensive VSTi and make millions of uncreative instrumental versions of this song, and everyone goes WOW. The song is good and you are good at what you do, but for me this does not do anything.
omoroca:
Reminds of those tracks that play in the background of games like Command & Conquer. First thing I do after installing this kind of games is to turn the music OFF. This is far from what a real orchestra can do, so you shouldn't even bother to try.