(Strange Life Records SLR032) Amiga Railroad Adventures

by Legowelt

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Senba I'll never be able to chose one tracker even one album from Danny Wolfers. Possibly the artist from who I own the most records. Favorite track: A Powerfull Vision.

Kraft Punk I wish Danny would put this out on vinyl. I want to blast this from my turntable and clean my house while being very stoned. Favorite track: Seven Seas of Danger.

A. Campbell Payne Colorful, plastic electro. Favorite track: Ocean Arrow.

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1.	X9 Vulcan Bomber 03:42	buy track
2.	Ocean Arrow 04:33	buy track
3.	Apoteosis 04:04	buy track
4.	Lake Express 06:02	buy track
5.	Driving through an Amiga Forest 05:59	buy track
6.	Railroad Romantics 05:27	buy track
7.	Safehouse Phonecall 04:09	buy track
8.	Pacific Dreams 03:13	buy track
9.	Idaho Interstate Travel 05:39	buy track
10.	Lufthansa 1983 03:39	buy track
11.	Exit Loomisfield 05:47	buy track
12.	Jess the Cat 03:03	buy track
13.	Seven Seas of Danger 05:06	buy track
14.	Bermuda Triangle Golfcourse 03:28	buy track
15.	A Powerfull Vision 05:45	buy track
16.	Playing A Train 04:00	buy track

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"From the romantic days of Amiga computing cosyness come 16 fresh new Legowelt tracks in the style of Beyond the Congo and Venom 18. Music about golf courses in the Bermuda Triangle (oh no the ball went into a dimensional hole!), Night driving through 16 bit Amiga Pine Forests (Deluxe Paint sprites!), British railroad romantics (dedication to the trainspotters), Dr. Loomis' adventures in Haddonfield and much, much more! Made on the mighty Amiga 1200 running the Octamed sequencer, a TR808, a couple of Korg modulars and some old effects boxes."