Allister Brimble - Alien Breed 2012

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Arranged by:
Allister Brimble Veteran
Member profile:
allister
Original composed by:
Allister Brimble
Duration:
4:40
Released:
20/02/2012
Charts position:
3. in the year 2012
46. in all-time charts
Score:
94%
Story

By popular request I have released this remix, first heard on Alienbreed Evolution (360). Not many people heard it as it was on the credits screen. I have closely followed the original but with up to date sounds and few extra parts. Hope you enjoy.

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3 Amiga charts 2012

1 Amiga charts February 2012

ROTY 2012

3 Best Amiga Remix

Shouts
Dr Future shouts:
Allister Brimble goes Allister Brimble - me likes that! Very good!
Amok shouts:
Epic!
LMan shouts:
Yup, epic is the right word.
Aknotronic shouts:
This gives me the chills... Awesome :)
KorbenDallas shouts:
Outstanding sound from an outstanding composer.
Ryrynz shouts:
Brimble is in the house! Nice and atmospheric dude!
TotO shouts:
Incredible! Thank you Allister.
Trackah123 shouts:
Great song :) For some reason it gives me the feeling im playing Mass Effect :D I love this music style!
pj shouts:
Maestro himself.:). Dam hard game even in co-op mode.
SarahKreuz shouts:
Wow... That was just great *grabs the Remix and runs away*
Szudi shouts:
It's amazing!
Slann shouts:
Really nice one!
Kate Eternal shouts:
Very nice remix!
Rapture shouts:
Very nice indeed!
neglesaks shouts:
Goodie oldie
alexh shouts:
Great remix. Perhaps not as sinister as the original but good stuff.
darrandarran64 shouts:
Deep sounds with rhythmic layers of gritty synths. Brilliant
Amiga4eveR shouts:
Amazing!
Review by neglesaks
17/01/2017

Technique

Artistic skill

Nostalgia factor

Overall rating

This is a nice and slightly less fearsome make of its original with a softer impression though highly resemblant of its predecessor, thus not much innovation to show on that front. The technical execution is decent with a few nice twists here and there (which spills somewhat over to the artistic rating), though unfortunately hobbled by that some of the fx nearly mask out each other, which is a shame.

The game itself needs no introduction hence the nostalgia factor… and of course it is good to see that Allister is still with us.