Theme from The X-Files, extended version.

Played by ear, using Yamaha MU100R

Xfiles Main Title

Theme from Xena Warrior Princess, original by Joseph LoDuca.

Played by ear, made with Roland JV-1010 and Yamaha MU100R

Xena Warrior Princess

Remix of The Show Must Go On by Queen.
Made with Yamaha MU-100R

The Show Must Go On - Celestial Trance Version

Theme from Predator, original by Alan Silvestri.

Played by ear, made with Roland JV-1010 and Yamaha MU100R

Predator Theme

Theme from Executive Decision, original by Jerry Goldsmith.

Played by ear, made with Roland JV-1010 and Yamaha MU100R

Executive Decision

Theme from Babylon 5, with extended made up variations on the theme, played by ear.

Original theme by Christopher Franke

Made with Roland JV-1010 and Yamaha MU100R

Earth Force Suite, A Tribute To Babylon 5

Theme from the Commodore 64 game Vendetta by System 3. Original by Matt Gray.


Vendetta

Theme from the game Turrican, original by Chris Huelsbeck

Made with Yamaha MU100R

Turrican

From the film The 13th Warrior, original by Jerry Goldsmith
Played by ear.
Made with Yamaha MU100R / Roland JV-1010 and Alesis QS6.1


13th Warrior - Viking Heads

Last Ninja 2 Central Park Loader. Made with Yamaha MU100R

Original by Matt Gray

Last Ninja 2 (Central Park Loader)

Last Ninja 1 - The Wastelands. Made on Yamaha MU100R and Roland JV1010

Original by Ben Daglish

Last Ninja (the Wastelands)

Last Ninja 1 - The Wilderness, made on Yamaha MU100R

Original by Ben Daglish

Last Ninja (The Wilderness)

Last Ninja 2 (The Mansion Loader), made on Yamaha MU100R

Original by Matt Gray

Last Ninja 2 (The Mansion Loader)

Last Ninja 2 (The Office Loader) made on Yamaha MU100R

Original by Matt Gray

Last Ninja 2 (The Office Loader)

Last Ninja 2 (The Street Loader) made on Yamaha MU100R

Original by Matt Gray.

Last Ninja 2 (The Street Loader)

Conan The Barbarian - Anvil of Crom by Basil Poledouris, made entirely on a Roland JV-1010- It was a powerful little beast back in the day. All played manually by ear, no notes were used.

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