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Fami Compi (New)

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Category: Soundtracks

Club mixes of some sublime Eighties chip tunes classics from the Family Computer system. Twenty toe-tapping tracks including Gradius, Ganbare Goemon, Son Son, Salamander, Twinbee, Contra, Dracula II and Ghouls and Ghosts. Geek chic at its finest.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

The bass on the Salamander remix hits way harder than I expected from a chip tune album, it’s perfect for driving. Each track keeps that classic NES soul while sounding fresh and punchy.

Benjamin ★★★★★

The moment Contra kicks in I’m back in my cousin’s basement, but these club mixes give it a fresh pulse without losing the original melody. Twenty tracks is a solid haul, and the flow from Salamander to Twinbee keeps the energy up for a full workout session.

Henry ★★★★★

Dracula II's remix alone is worth the price of entry—it hits that perfect late-night energy without losing the original melody's charm. Twenty tracks and I've already looped the whole thing twice during my commute. The transitions between Gradius and Salamander are surprisingly seamless for a chiptu