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Ava Max Sings Oh Mummy for 40th Anniversary CPC

Started by zhulien, 07:10, 12 April 24

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The Electric Monk

Even old New York was once New Amsterdam  ;)

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** My SID player/tracker AYAY Kaeppttn! on github **  Some CPC music and experiments ** Other music ** More music on scenestream (former nectarine) ** Some shaders ** Some Soundtrakker tunes ** Some tunes in Javascript

My hardware: ** Schneider CPC 464 with colour screen, 64k extension, 3" and 5,25 drives and more ** Amstrad CPC 6128 with M4 board, GreaseWeazle.

cwpab

The song "Egypt, Egypt" by The Egyptian Lover (I discovered this playing GTA: Vice City Stories 20 years ago), released in 1984, has an interesting part around the 2:45 mark that you guys may want to check out.

Shaun M. Neary

The Streets of Cairo has been used so often to the point where nobody is even sure what the original is called anymore! True shit...
Currently playing on: 2xCPC464, 1xCPC6128, 1x464Plus, 1x6128Plus, 2xGX4000. M4 board, ZMem 1MB and still forever playing Bruce Lee.
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The Electric Monk

What Shaun said. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabian_riff

I knew the riff appeared in Istanbul (Not Constantinople) and Steve Martin's King Tut, and I knew there were many more, but I didn't realize how many more until I read the Wikipedia article. Oh Mummy even gets a mention :D

cwpab

Whoa, I didn't know it was such an old song! Thanks, guys.

What I do think it's very likely about the Egyptian Lover version is Oh Mummy programmers getting their inspiration from it. It's the same year, it's too much of a coincidence.

zhulien

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Quote from: The Electric Monk on 16:16, 12 April 24What Shaun said.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabian_riff

I knew the riff appeared in Istanbul (Not Constantinople) and Steve Martin's King Tut, and I knew there were many more, but I didn't realize how many more until I read the Wikipedia article. Oh Mummy even gets a mention :D

Its obvious Oh Mummy was the original  ;D  its amazing how many times the music has been used commercially.

zhulien

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Hmm I wonder how hard it is to make lambda speak play the mp3 as an option in oh mummy (keeping the original oh mummy music as an option)


https://youtu.be/OrM8crdlb3c?si=5gM2eRSKpWOHNx0o

https://youtube.com/shorts/J5eh1f4SxYg?si=Xvp744zIgjjzmgmS

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