YouTuber Creates Goose ‘Time To Flee’ 8-Bit Cover

By Scott Bernstein Apr 16, 2020 7:57 am PDT

Goose original “Time To Flee” has been given the 8-bit treatment by YouTuber Zapfish. “Time To Flee” joins other 8-bit covers shared by Zapfish on YouTube of Phish’s “Turtle In The Clouds” and “First Tube.”

The Nintendo Entertainment System and other video game systems of the 1980s, as well as computers of the time, used “chiptune,” — popularly known as “8-bit” music — for the soundtrack of games. Composers used programmable sound generators to create synthesized electronic music.

More recently, musicians emulated “8-bit” compositions using modern instruments for both their own songs and to create covers in the chiptune format. Listen to Zapfish’s 8-bit “Time To Flee” below:

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