LhA is the most commnly used file compressor on Amiga. There are MS-DOS versions of it, but I have not found one that works with long filenames. I use ZipItFast program to handle lha-files in Windows. It can be found at http://www.zipitfast.com.

Hybris and many other Amiga game tunes can be found at http://exotica.fix.no/ The custom module versions of Battle Squadron tunes seem to work with Deliplayer (the lha-file from Exotica has other versions too) Btw, I'm also I big fan of Hybris tunes and Battle Squadron hi-score music...

I must say, that I think the SID-sounds are absolutely divine! I'm always looking forward to hear some artistic use of SID-sounds in a remix. I would love to hear multivoice SID-polyphony in a remix. I mean, the 3 channels in the C64 set quite a limitation to expressing one's musical ideas. I would ...

I'm just wondering that does the c64 remix scene have any thoughts about forthcoming CommodoreOne? It has 16 SID channels. http://c64upgra.de/c-one/

Bloodhouse was actually a Finnish team. "...en finne igen!"