Awesome Music / ZX Spectrum Scene Games

Of course, we would leave these examples on the Third Generation or Earlier page, but, you see, the former USSR (and beyond) fanbase of ZX Spectrum was so big that even Sturgeon's Law gets inverted, fullhouse. Already deserves a separate page because of that, doesn't it?

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• Doctor Mario had only one original track, to be precise, but what a track.
  • The others are derived yet nicely done as well. And named correspondingly to their original artists in-game: KSA, KLAV and KENT.
• Super Bomberman 2 by Slip.
  • Crack's intro music (this separate one was done by Black Groove, now known as Key-Jee).
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  • The first main menu.
  • The instruction manual.
  • The second main menu.
  • And now, the sweetest picks... Overworld music.
• The Cezar and Imperia 2 Dune by the same author.
  • The Cezar's main menu theme.
  • The song you hear in the instruction manual.
  • All three overworlds.
  • And finally, the ending theme.
  • Imperia 2: Dune's intro tune.
  • A Letter To Elise cover heard in the main menu.
  • An introductory cutscene which is supposed to get you into the story. The music theme only helps.
  • On which side are you?
  • The sweetest overworld music in the game. The remaining three are there as well.
• Doom from Digital Reality. Was never actually released, but even then, it leaves us with something awesome that will make you wish you'd hear it in the original game. Prooflink.
• Kliatba Noci.
  • The only ingame music.
  • The intro tune from the ones who hacked this game is cool as well!
• Battle City may not need much music per se, but Mr. LTD's port delivers a couple of awesome tunes made by Wakson: the intro theme and the chiptune remix of Airwolf theme you may hear in the main menu.
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• Very loose adaptation of Mortal Kombat by AWS, with several awesome techno songs by TMS also deserves a mention even if there's only one song that is FULLY related to Mortal Kombat itself.
• Fire and Ice is awesome.
• Kolobok Zoom 2. Includes the covers of The Fools' Village and Red Riding Hood theme songs, as well as some really heavy harddance.
• Warcraft: Introduction. This fan port has never been released, but it still includes a couple of tunes, one of which is performed on pure AY, and the other one is digital.
• Shiru's Magic Tokens apart from just being great, includes a very rare sight: arpeggios on Spectrum beeper.
• Byte Me, with its digital samples on the title screen, coming close to Amiga quality.

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