Gnomusy Hordath

[@izogi]

This brings back memories of mp3.com days. :)

[@Tgspy312]

Age of empires, Tamerlane prince of destruction anyone?

[@dirk3k278]

Lmfao. This is great.

[@LordMangudai]

Yup, me too. Strangely I think the version used in Tamerlane doesn't have the harpsichord...and I think I like it better that way, or maybe it's just nostalgia talking.

[@Grossmeister867]

here for exactly that reason

[@JohnWittle]

@@LordMangudai actually it's just that the version in tamerlane_music.zip got re-encoded from 128kbps down to 64kbps, and when you re-encode an already encoded audio file the quality ends up way way worse, probably closer to 48kbps. Of course, back then, 192kbps was considered "super high quality", so even 64kbps didn't sound too out-of-place. These days, 320kbps is the absolute minimum offering lol. Anyway, if you compare the 64kbps mp3 versus the audio file in this video, you can tell that the 64kbps version has the harpsichord too, it's just buried under the sound artifacts from the low quality of the file

[@gaddaf2001]

John Wittle that was an extensive answer!!

[@bonniegibbs4810]

Fantastic!

[@robertocarlosestevez6030]

Temazo! Yo la primera ve que lo escuche fue hace un monton de años en un corto de animales que vi en el Parque de las Ciencias de Granada... Impresionante como se movian los animales al son de esta MUSICA. ARTISTA! que eres un ARTISTA!