Kingdom Skies - Jase
(j-kgdsky.xm)

While I'm not sure if this is an original piece or some tracked "re-imagination" (there are no credits in the mod), this is excellent work and back then in 1995, it was a welcome departure from all the bucket loads of throw-away techno/trance that dominated the tracking scene. Still very pleasant to listen to and a rare gem not very many people seem to know of.

Posted by tomaes on Wed 27th Mar 2013

Great songwriting, awesome (sometimes cheesy) melodies.

Posted by Impaler on Wed 18th May 2011

Orchestra !! Simply the best !! NO modules like this.

Posted by isaact on Sun 15th May 2011

One of the famous old school composition !
Grats and Thanks, Master !

Posted by AlexyeNov on Wed 24th Jun 2009

Yes another fantasic track stumbled on while investigating a ripping case (morpheus, the dick, decided to falsly claim a bunch of top quality top rated songs, oh, you wouldn't think he'd be caught no? sheesh). Anyway orchestral on the menu here and no excuses for not admiring the effort that has gone into this. It's magnificent.

Posted by m0d on Fri 16th Feb 2007

When i listens to this song, i instantly begin to think of a brave knight who dared to defy the mighty and evil King of the skies. In the first part of the song the knight prepares for the glorius battle that awaits him. Then when the music speeds up, the knights village is beeing attacked by the kings fierce troops. Many people was killed and suddenly the knights wife was kidnapped. The knight then starts following the troops and hope that he will find his wife alive. When the music then slows down the knight finds his wife lying dead beside the road in the forest not far from the evil kings castle. The music then speeds up again and the noble knight rides to the kings castle and defeats him. And when the bells ring at the end of the song, the people in the kingdom selected the noble knight and hero to be their new ruler of kingdom skies. The knight and all the other citizens lived happily ever after. The instruments is perfectly tuned and everything fits like a golden glove. If you dont have this masterpiece of orchestral music, then download it immedietly.

Posted by TMA Placeholder Account on Thu 8th Apr 1999