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oh geez, thanks so much for these new tunes fellas. i know that those fds rips can be a bitch, so thanks so much for that ultraman in particular norbert. stock reports have been focusin on winter chip and a couple of those new rips, i really got some killer learning done for myself in those new tracks you guys ripped from legends of the diamond. i'll try and get a vid from that up in the upcoming week.

i'll give these other 5 that you did a listen over the weekend too karmic. i really appreciate you guys puttin the time in on these lesser known titles, ive always maintained that one of the best ways for people to come around to these games that didnt have as much of a following is to try and get into the music and do something with it to give people a little more interest in some of these. so you guys to me are really the ones doing the heavy lifting to bring some love back to what these awesome programmers from the 80s did, seriously cannot thank you guys enough for puttin the time in.

Rerips and proper PAL rips of Eurocom games.

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Could someone please rip the NSF of Block Puzzle (Unl) [!].nes? The first theme is a rendition of some Metal Force track and I'm curious if the rest of the track are like that.

Here ya go.

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hell yeah norbert, these eurocoms will be tasty to mess with this week, ahah. i totally forgot neil baldwin did the jungle book soundtrack, theres bound to be a few bangers in there that i can look into. looks like a pretty hefty .rar here, you guys have been burnin the midnight oil on these lately. once again, its great to see the effort you put into getting these done.

Mutant Virus rerip.

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A song and the DPCM jingle was missing (apparently it was stored on a different sub-bank).

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Updated my first NSF rips ever.
Init was called out of RAM instead of memory, and I like my NSFs is they are called from memory because... :p
Also the KID driver has this bizarre triangle glitch in every single one of their games that use DPCM since they didn't know how to mute the triangle properly.
To be honest, this glitch kinda adds a little more vibe to the music, but some people don't seem to like it. :p
Also I added a Dendy branch to DDY, since this is yet one of those games that is more well known in Eastern Europe than the rest of the world. :p
I think I might added the fix for TTICL, however that NSF's code was a mess, so it is much smaller and makes more sense. :p

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Now that we have Crazyland and Super Mario Bros. 2, the only Doki Doki rip we're missing is a cover of the Literature Club soundtrack.

A proper PAL rip for this one.

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Added some SFX to Caveman Games.

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Run of a mil Rare SFX rerip.

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Arranged Karmic's rip + added the usual tempo brancher.

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Rerripped, added lookuptable and some SFXs.

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Sorry to bother you, but there's actually THREE versions of Defender of the Crown: one NTSC (US), one UK (PAL) and one French (also PAL), so it shouldn't just be labeled (SFX). Is DOTC very hard to rip, or is the sound data between all three versions identical? (I would assume that the sound data between the two PAL versions are identical) Or are you planning to rip one or the other version later?

Also, for the rip of California Games, the notes sound much shorter than they do in-game for me. I have attached a music sample of what the music sounds like in my emulator and what it sounds like in my NSF player. Is the NSF player not doing it right or is it somehow incorrectly ripped, or is the game doing something weird?