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Finally the seminal epic daddy remix CD is due for a new limited 500 copy pressing, and will be available for pre-ordering soon from c64audio.com. It will be available within the next month.

This will be the full picturedisk, with the complete 24 page full colour booklet, and pressed by the same people as last time. So that's cool!

Er... anyone who paid vast amounts of money for a copy on Ebay: I'll see if I can write "second edition" on the booklet ;-)

Neil's MBD Records announced today that those lovable (loud) rockers Machinae Supremacy (KUNG-FU BOUFF!!) are releasing their first album on his label, tentatively scheduled for May 1st.

Neil has also announced that he is the official UK Publisher for the Merregnon 2 CD, the sequel to that famous Germanic symphonic disc of Polycarbonate. This time Merregnon 2 features a real orchestra. Snazzy!

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Now, excuse me while I go clean the dishes and do all the other things that didn't get done this weekend. =)

It's semi-official: the next BIT Live will be in London. It will be in a cinema with live performance facilities.

Currently here's the schedule (which I haven't discussed with anybody except Boz and Skitz, so this is the first anyone is seeing of this!!)

! all information is provisional !

1) Official launch of Sensible Software's "Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n Roll" DVD
2) Stuck in D'80s, PPOT (obviously), probably string quartet led by madfiddler, and hopefully with guest performance from Rob Hubbard
3) Various C64-related film (as well as other funny stuff)
4) Maybebop type group for fun
5) Open SID80s and PPOT rehearsals for the willing on Friday/Saturday morning, a la Brighton
6) Also launch of Project: Norman and the "Best of Sensible Software" compilation. Hoping that Paul Norman will be a special guest.
7) Designated pub, Friday evening ;-)

Time? Well, it will probably start at 5pm on Saturday, and that Saturday will be in September. Ticket price will be £15.

Date? Well, probably the 5th September or the 12th September.

Why not Liverpool? Well, the venue was really difficult to get hold of, and the kind of event it melded into is much better run in London.

Neil Carr investigates the changing world of videogame music and challenges the ethics of what modern game music stands for and argues does it really have to be this way?