How about "The Sacred Armour of Antiriad". One of my favourite pieces of C64 music. It's fairly funky once it gets going, I'm sure you could do great stuff with the main melody on your violin (or "guitar" as I have been known to call it ;-)

I do hope you'll endure it, Mark..?

Anders, You can vote for whatever you like, but I'll only be including the ten that get the most votes. The "now" bit is primarily referring to things like C64Audio, BIT CDs and live events, this message board, remix.kwed.org, etc. but you can certainly vote for recent releases, commercial...

Thanks for all your votes guys, please keep them coming! To respond to a couple of questions: Matrix: Hello mate, how's it going? Been quiet of late as I'm experimenting with what "retro" game to remake next now that my last project is finished, so I'm deep into C++ and physics engines at ...

I hope this hasn't been done a thousand times before (sorry if it has) but this seemed like a good place to post. I'm currently in the planning stage for writing an article on the C64 music scene ("then and now") for a national magazine, and wanted to include within it a "top 10"...

Chris>> Basically, is it a yes or no? Just tried PM'ing Adam but was told they've been disabled! :( Zeb (and Tim), if this is something you'd be interested in doing as a joint venture then please let me know -- you can get my email address from my web site. I already have a WAP site running and ope...

I used to run a wap site that offered free downloads of original polyphonic ringtones for some of the newer phones (Nokia 3510, etc.). Well actually, I still do, but I removed nearly all of the content last year because it was pointed out to me that it was all being used without the proper licensing...

I've got some of my photos online too now:

http://www.adamdawes.com

Makke wrote:I can't remember the track list, but it could be one of the following:
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Spot on, those were the ones I remember hearing. Many thanks for that.

Can anyone recommend any other similar style MP3s along the same lines as these?

Shaking Rob Hubbard's hand was the best moment of the day, seeing Mark playing the violin was up there too.

During the intervals at BIT Live Brighton, a number of tracks were played that were remixes of old C64 songs, but they were being sung by a woman. They were fairly ambient and sounded great.

Does anyone know what these were and where I can get hold of them?

Many thanks,

Im more interested in what ur handles and groups were back in the amiga days and if anyone went to the 17bit supported Bridgewater Anarchy Copy Party !! My handle was Firefly and I was in (among others) THR (The Hacking Relation -- with Mark), SAE (Share and Enjoy), Mayhem, The Silents, and I'm sur...

Hey Adam,

Did u used to live in Brighton ?

Yep, for about 25 years -- hey, I know who you are, you're Gavin or Garry aren't you? Blimey, what are you up to these days? Were you at BIT on Saturday too?

Fantastic -- thanks for the quick response. Comic Bakery will never sound the same again after Saturday!

i was wondering - just HOW did you get those sprites to stretch so smoothly ? !! Top Demo :) Methinks by changing the vertical positions of the sprites on every rasterline. Amazing that we still end up wondering "how did he do that?" about C64 demos after all these years, it was a very ni...