This one was made around two years ago if I remember correctly, but I deemed it unworthy of posting. Then I figured someone might like it anyway, so here it is.

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TNT shouts:

Unworthy of posting? You must be kidding. This is great!

LaLa shouts:

Very pleasant to listen to; balanced mix; nice arrangement; recommended!

thunderpants shouts:

Nice Simple mix, no fancy fx

SarahKreuz shouts:

Not the awaited "Mordi-quality". Maybe next Time again.:)

MatrixRevolution shouts:

I Like it!

RemixFan shouts:

Simple not Bad

pie vs pie shouts:

Perfect use of sid esque instruments for the intro the brass parts are very understated and so work really well mixed beatifully as always too

brix shouts:

This is way too Vangelis for me, but I appreciate the excellence of execution.

Ryrynz shouts:

Not bad.

omoroca shouts:

Really quite simple. Almost too simple, but I like its incredible width and calmness. Added to my collection.

Wilfred shouts:

This is my gift for the day... Did not even wanted to listen to it as it was underrated... And what a surprise... It is just wonderful!

Review by K8-bit

02/08/2011

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Understated, laid back, sweet, lush.

Four words to start with describing this piece that I'm so glad Mordi decided to release after tantalising in the forum😊

Now I have a special soft spot for this original piece from Martin Galway, but that doesent mean I automatically love every arrangement, there arent many out there that I can confess to really liking.

This, by approaching the piece from a different angle - smoother, slower, less frenetic than the original - it appeals for different reasons.

Mordi's decision to stick with the wibbles/noteplex's in the tune is a good one, it anchors the piece to the original in a warm nostalgic way I appreciate. The melody is intact, with an added underlying harmony that reminds me a bit of the dual-melodies in the Wizball highscore. Added arpeggios give it an ethereal lift that think adds a lot too.

A relaxing nostalgic listening pleasure, thank you Mordi😊