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Many groups started their work on the Commodore 64, moved forward to the Commodore Amiga or Atari ST platforms and some later continued to the PC. This article will be a “work in progress” as I really want this published, … Continue reading
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PC Platform Triton was a Swedish based, short time active demogroup working on the PC. They released two demos in their short existence but also a music tracker for the PC – and not just any tracker – This was … Continue reading
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Commodore Amiga platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Lizardking, Some1, Prime and Colorbird. If you owned an Commodore 64 or Amiga in the late 1980’s or 1990’s you will have heard … Continue reading
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PC Platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Peter Andersen, Peter Jørgensen and Thomas Canell. I do hope that this is the complete list of composers and that “unknown” is one of … Continue reading
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Commodore 64 and PC platform This is the story of Future Crew, told by them self through the FCINFO17.txt file, dated December 6. 1994. This is a rather long story, but not at all boring, so sit tight. I’ve done … Continue reading
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Another Music Disk by Future Crew and again with music by Purple Motion (a.k.a Jonne Valtonen). This is the second part of the two part ‘Journey‘ they were on. The order of the tracks may not be the same as … Continue reading
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This is one of many Music Disk‘s I’ve found on my hard drive. This Music Disk was released by Future Crew with music by Purple Motion (a.k.a Jonne Valtonen). In his early years, Purple Motion was a very productive musician … Continue reading
Commodore Amiga platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Ron Klaren. Browsing the internet, I found a few tracks created by Ron Klaren – the composer who write the music for Battle … Continue reading
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Commodore Amiga platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Ron Klaren. Game music from ‘The Plague’. Game was published in 1990 by Innerprise Software. Longplay: @YouTube Source of inspiration and material: LemonAmiga & … Continue reading
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COMMOCORE 64 PLATFORM Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of David M. Hanlon. Game music from ‘Druid‘. Game was created by Electralyte Software and published in 1986 by Firebird. Longplay: @YouTube Source of … Continue reading
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Atari platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Rob Hubbard. I don’t think I’m exaggerating if I say that I have played this game a 1000 times. Peter had the Atari ST … Continue reading
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PC platform A song made in ‘Project Ymer’, a new Atari ST, YM 2149 sound chip emulator. I started ‘Wrong moment’ on September 14. 2013 and I worked on it intensely for a few days – but then it went … Continue reading
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Arcade Platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Ayako Mori. If you haven’t heard of the game 1942 or one of the sequels in the series, you’ve never been to an real … Continue reading
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Arcade Platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Mr. O. Game music from ‘Ikari Warriors‘. Game developed and published in 1986 by SNK. Longplay: @YouTube Source of inspiration and material: Wikipedia, VGMrips … Continue reading
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Arcade Platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Ayako Mori & Tamayo Kawamoto. This was another game I saw and played a few times, at another Grill Bar, back when I was … Continue reading
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Commodore Amiga platform Take a trip back in time, and listen to some of the work of Julian Le Fay. Another game, programmed by Søren Grønbech (a.k.a Sodan) and this time he used his demoscene alias in the title of the … Continue reading