Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Enter The Dragon theme cover by KATOD - live on C64 :)
Published on Oct 19, 2016 KATOD_music
Spotted this one on CatSynth. More further below!
"In the memory of Bruce Lee... greatest dragon!
My version on amazing "Enter The Dragon" theme music by Lalo Schifrin.
Lead and solo parts live played on Commodore 64. The rest of tracks sequentially recorded.
instruments:
- modified C64 + Mssiah cartridge synth software
- bass guitar
- Waldorf Blofeld synthesizer module
- Korg R3 synthesizer
- Dreamblaster tiny module (drums)
- Atari 1040 STE (MIDI sequencer)
Arranged, recorded, mixed and mastered by KATOD
Video-clip recorded and assembled by Katod.
Track: Enter The Dragon theme cover"
KATOD - official videos
Playlist:
KATOD - Video Games (official video) - album version
KATOD - 7CATS - Labirynth
Last Ninja 2 Central Park Cover by KATOD
KATOD - Red Planet
Enter The Dragon theme cover by KATOD - live on C64 :)
KATOD - 7CATS - Pussy
KATOD - Butterfly Shadow
Blindmachine & KATOD - Alien Inside Me
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