I remember this game quite fondly.An OUTSTANDING game in terms of soundtrack and fx. I still remember it with Nostalgia and it was one of the first games I finished on my C64 .
I still feel this song was inspiration for some of the music late in Super Metroid (Especially the Brinstar (Jungle Floor) music and other parts of that game.)
@@casedistorted Now you must be close to 35 ^_^ I remember having this game on my C64 back in 86 or 87 as an 11 year old? (could not resist the temptation.)
Great memories, loved this game. One of the best games on C64 for music, the high score screen tune was excellent, I used to just load it in to listen to the music through my crappy mono tv back in the day, but hey at least it worked so I could listen to this. 2:50 the moment I would have known my game crashed while loading!!! Arrgghh!!!!
The opening and high score screens on Rambo has very few equals in computer game music - when taken into context of when it was written, in the days before waveform reproduction on-chip - (The Last Ninja is right up there, too). Sure, technology in computer audio chips improved quite a bit over the years - The Amiga's 4 channel stereo audio chip stands out - but for sheer genius in exploiting a chip's capabilities to the max, it's hard to beat this title. LC
![Barbarian Theme [C64] (by Richard Joseph)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/m_1miUy9TeQ/mqdefault.jpg)
This is the commodore 64, how advanced was this soundtrack for its time.........awesome rendition of an amazing theme tune to a timeless film.
I remember this game quite fondly.An OUTSTANDING game in terms of soundtrack and fx.
I still remember it with Nostalgia and it was one of the first games I finished on my C64 .
+TheCodedtestament THe music was better than the game! Part of what got us kids playing it! It wasn't too bad for all that though.
Dear lord I'm old.
I am old too😊
I still feel this song was inspiration for some of the music late in Super Metroid (Especially the Brinstar (Jungle Floor) music and other parts of that game.)
wooow my my childhood i love commodore 64 :)
I have g64 and rambo first blood 2 game and i am 14 !!!
I love it.
Now you must be close to 20 ^_^ I remember having this game on my C64 back in 89 or 90 as a 5 year old?
@@casedistorted Now you must be close to 35 ^_^ I remember having this game on my C64 back in 86 or 87 as an 11 year old? (could not resist the temptation.)
Great memories, loved this game. One of the best games on C64 for music, the high score screen tune was excellent, I used to just load it in to listen to the music through my crappy mono tv back in the day, but hey at least it worked so I could listen to this.
2:50 the moment I would have known my game crashed while loading!!! Arrgghh!!!!
Kind of amazing they were able and allowed to use the movie soundtrack in this way
In my childhood im loved this game on my c64, it's was hard to get this game in the 80s, this game cames in germany on a black list called index.
01:48 is probably the highlight of my childhood.
LOL
The opening and high score screens on Rambo has very few equals in computer game music - when taken into context of when it was written, in the days before waveform reproduction on-chip - (The Last Ninja is right up there, too). Sure, technology in computer audio chips improved quite a bit over the years - The Amiga's 4 channel stereo audio chip stands out - but for sheer genius in exploiting a chip's capabilities to the max, it's hard to beat this title.
LC
Anyone hear Ennio Morricone in there somewhere?
All over the intro
I use to listen to this music while playing pc game Vietcong, it was a really fighting atmosphere
Hell yes ^^
Capolavoro !!!
Not a bad computer music!
Wtf!! I wanna rip off my top put a red banner round my head and dance on the table like a bell end!!!
I remember the Russian helicopter jingle was from the film too
8Bit Kings
105:1 is a very clear statement
0:31-0:45 😍😍😍.
*c64
I have g64 and rambo first blood 2 game and i am 14 !!!
I love it.
Give them back to your father. He's probably looking for them.
Tomi Eskelinen oh, thats nice :D
*c64