My pictures.

No remixers (as of time of writing), the people none of you recognize are ex-Amiga game musos.

It wouldn't pay for itself. Honest, it wouldn't (six years trying to get C64 events and merchandise to the population speaking here). Anyway, the next one will probably be quite small and target the normal crew. The problem is the likelihood of any given person reading the advertising of (a) rememb...

On water? Interesting.... One of our release parties at Psygnosis was an absolute classic. Birkenhead ferry terminal was hired out and everyone had to dress up in Wild West gear (although that might not be completely appropriate for another BIT Live :). We had the bucking bronco and lassooing and st...

gazl wrote: Hiya Larsec, nice to meet you and your fluffy toy at bitlive, I was the one getting you to say "thank you please" and "sex wee"

Oh how I would have loved to have heard that! I think I would have nearly pissed myself!

Well how about Liverpool? It'd save Fred Gray the fortune he paid in train fare.

Home of lots of 8-bit innovation, and easyJet flies there.

There are loads of potential venues around the centre.

But this is all a bit soon, I think.

Gentlemen. It was with great pains that I gave up a ticket for the Last Night of the Proms for BITLive. I made the right decision. A great weekend all round. It's times like that that the give the unusual feeling of wanting to be a bit older. I probably would have done some C64 game music instead of...