Utopia - Soundtrack (Amiga)

Music by Barry Leitch.
Tracks:
00:00 Music 1
08:34 Music 2
14:35 Music 3
21:47 Music 4

[@gateprofeten]

Music 4 is how i discovered Canon by Pachelbel. Loved the game!

[@LunaParkAOWSM]

me too!

[@garagmann4060]

Same..

[@horstdieter4553]

Same 😀

[@Purianite]

"Press left mouse button..." I don't think I want to. I just want to sit back and enjoy the amazing music.

[@iamjimgroth]

The chosen music continues to play during gameplay.

[@TheAGCteam]

Amazing game that helped shape my young mind.

[@NekysAcherontios]

+MitchO haines rectangular I guess

[@arongooch]

Yes! i thought it was just me. Absolutely loved this game! Before all the C&C games too.

[@kefrensmegademo]

Track 2 is the best till forever !!!! 💕💕

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

Never played this game, but I've listened to this soundtrack several times now. Awesome stuff.

[@fotakatos]

+Micah Buzan I you haven't already, check out the intro music of the Amiga game Pegasus. The music is by the same guy, Barry Leitch (you can actually tell by the style). It's easily one of the best pieces ever composed for an Amiga game.

[@roryceulen5039]

Try the game, its a bit clunky by today's standards, but... well, very satisfying to spend time with.

[@OnlyOnePieniek]

Just do it!

[@jamesgriffiths1865]

I am not a great gamer but this was a game I could play. Not completed but spent a lot of hours on it.🥰

[@Stovetopcookie]

The game was enjoyable although buggy. But it was a one of a kind experience that I have yet to see replicated today

[@davidjames5072]

Music 3 was always my favourite, if only the title was as catchy as the music.

[@AlexandreBERAUD-gx1my]

Absolutely. Still in my mind 25 years later.

[@felixpontzen7610]

Ultra...was habe ich diese Spiel geliebt... 👏👌👍🙂

[@ricardoprazeres1225]

Still amazing to hear these musics today.

[@STriderFIN77]

Yes, even today and now

[@krzysztofjaron4253]

That's right!

[@adzios2]

Nie ma już takich gier.... A muza - wspaniała

[@bowlstream]

The beautiful nostalgia..

[@adrianobrien4504]

absolute classic - one of the best amiga soundtracks along with way of the samurai and shadow of the beast

[@causetheplumstasteyum7848]

hands down man ,

[@Aragon9th]

Track 3 was the main theme when u started the game on an amiga. Fck time runs, almost 30 years ago.

[@Ananke05]

One of my 10 favourite games ever, amoung hundreds !! I played on my Amiga to Utopia : the 1st, and the sequel "the new worlds". Total hapiness, so so SO AMAZING, novator, with an inner philosophy and wisdom i loved. Blessed be their creators.

[@soylentgreenb]

Hey, cool, I did not know there was a sequel/expansion.

[@soylentgreenb]

Actually it appears to have another sequel-ish thing on the amiga in 1994; K240, which is somewhere between Utopia and Fragile allegiance, which I also never knew about.

[@ernestwerbel6235]

I had the SNES version, equally mesmerizing music. I can loop it all day and not get tired of it. It maintains my creative zone.

[@roryceulen5039]

Idem dito, the SNES version holds many fond memories for me. And I still love the music, though the Amiga version gives off a slightly different feel.

[@kentmont]

I have it too. one of my alltime faves. Never seen the PC version tho

[@STriderFIN77]

I gamed this with Amiga500

[@firepowerjohan]

@8:32 Number 2 favourite

[@STriderFIN77]

Utopia game and Sountrack is Amazingk!

[@salezx8823]

OMG I just got a chills aaaaaaaaaaaa it brings some memories

[@Ahibasabala]

I still play games every day, but there's something special about these old games, they don't make them like this any more, (cliché i know) hehe.

[@JimSting]

One of the best strategy games ever, certainly on Amiga. Played tens if not hundreds of hours of it.

[@siskavard]

I keep coming back to this

[@heikkint]

Heard this last time in 90's. What a welcome reunion.

[@lekcjeradosci1083]

Love this music

[@danielenigro1870]

Number 3 is my favourite and I was just looking for that! Thanks! :-)

[@kasperchristensen8416]

When I close my eyes while listening to this I can see the 4 tracks in ProTracker with their blue text on a black background and the red-to-yellow-to-green spectrums bouncing up and down :)

[@Kevrob04]

@ 10:18 wowowowowowowowow still blows my mind to this day.

[@IntrinsicPalomides]

Music 3 is god-like.

[@baalqefel1570]

19:19 that's the break when you're going for 90% qol So smooth, I need it

[@galy0]

Thank you for the music.

[@OnlyOnePieniek]

This is so good!

[@Trigg3rHippie]

Ahh, good times:) Thanks for upload!

[@causetheplumstasteyum7848]

Kids of today have no CLUE what they missed

[@STriderFIN77]

this^ , and 'they dont Know about,

[@blippedyblop]

Ah, how I loved this game. Originally I had it on my old 386, then later got the snes version. Oh, to keep building those flux pods and keeping those ungrateful colonists happy. Then only to get assassinated...

[@supreme3376]

Im Polish dictionery WTF is "lack of fuel ”

[@naviamiga]

Very cool music.

[@Mottenfresser]

Such a great Game..... And a wonderful Soundtrack.

[@TheWarphead]

somebody should make remake of this game.... and why not some other remakes too of classics... like the music so much :)

[@krux02]

Maybe the music alone doen't justify a full game remake.

[@JisengSo]

Yup, this is the whole shebang. The DOS version also has only four tracks and I've never seen more music associated with Utopia. Therefore, it's reasonable to conclude that this is all there is.

[@STriderFIN77]

Thank You o7

[@thegreatgario3478]

11 years later I am here to point out that there is in fact a fifth track associated with the game on it's SNES port. It's also a cool song, check it out sometime if you haven't already all these years later.

[@tomkot]

Funny how when game music producers were limited by lower bit depth they made much better music!

[@tomiantenna7279]

Constraint seems to facilitate creation, in the sense that it is easier to create something within a given scope of discrete parameters than it is to create something out of thin air, out of nothing. If I gave you a stick and asked you to create as many kinds of tools out of them as you could, I'm sure you'd come up with a bunch of creative, if rudimentary, designs. But if I simply asked you to create as many kinds of tools as you could, with no additional information, would you come up with more? I think in my case I would come up with precisely zero, because I would have wasted all my time in analysis and definitions. The task would become too overwhelming. When ideas get too grand they stall, wither and die, or at least a lot of them seem to, because they bloat beyond the possibility to conceptualize comprehensibly. So, it's easier solving a small, well-defined, or partial problem rather than to solve all problems by solving the problem of problems as a concept. I think this makes sense. Not sure how. But anyway, Utopia loading screen tunes = fucking AWESOME!

[@Stovetopcookie]

I do love this track and play it on repeat but I think there is some nostalgia colored glasses as well

[@soylentgreenb]

It's because mainstream music died some time in the late 80's early 90's. You can listen decade by decade to some of the hits/chart toppers/best sellers. What you'll find is this: in the 30's to 40's they were generally pretty good, but recording quality is so awful it's hard to enjoy for that reason. In the 50's to 80's there is a lot of good music made. In the 90's, we had the tag team of sampling, hip hop, the loudness war and autotune. Music has never recovered. There are best selling artists today who can't sing live even with autotune; they real artist is the audio engineer who makes their howling tolerable, in tune and on the beat. There are still great musicians making wonderful music; but they used to be played on the radio or in front of a live audience of tens of thousands of fans; now they have a few thousand subscribers on youtube and can never focus entirely on the music and reach their full potential.

[@cicakmuhamed]

@@Stovetopcookie It is interesting how I get that "nostalgic hit" even though I am 20 years old and I've never even seen an Amiga in my life. I think the music is just a masterpiece.

[@Eldroth666]

I too remember another song on the Atari. And that's the one I was looking for. :/

[@bgoth1435]

I played this game to death, absolutely loved it!

[@MetatroN197924]

Lol i mess this title with apidya another great track

[@michelec.1157]

00:00 Music 1 08:34 Music 2 14:35 Music 3 21:47 Music 4

[@firepowerjohan]

Epic

[@grathapilot]

The Atari ST version (which I grew up with =P) has 4 tracks including a unique one not found on any others... it seems: the amiga + pc version have 3 original tracks + pachabel's canon, the SNES has all those, plus 'Gamma Lucra' the Atari ST has the same 3 originals as the amiga and PC, plus a 4th original track (I'll look see if i can find in on youtube)

[@luckyguess4555]

like it already

[@user-glg20]

21:47 the last soundtrack - I am pretty sure Coolio used that in his "C U When U Get There" well known song

[@OnlyOnePieniek]

Kanon D-dur

[@kimmosulo5223]

Canon in D Major by Johann Pachelbel is the orginal sample Coolio used aka classical music from the 17th century.

[@davidheaton5765]

Consolevania TEAM.

[@MikaHalonen1974]

This is not original start of Utopia soundtrack.

[@MikaHalonen1974]

This is it watch?v=0y6r0m3-ZAs

[@JisengSo]

@@MikaHalonen1974 Hmm, it appears that the music files I had were labelled differently. I have that song at 14:35.

[@MikaHalonen1974]

@@JisengSo Ah Ok! o/ That solves it then. Thanks!