Perhaps all the characters toasting Richard?

Possible characters: - Witches/pumpkins/spooks from the Cauldron games; - Wee soccer players from Sensi; - Medieval chaps from Defender of the Crown; - Futuristic, armoured sportsmen from Speedball II; - Chaos Engine steampunk-'era' people; - James Pond; - Cannon Fodder soldiers; - Putty characters;...

Maybe you could surround the tomb with characters from the games he worked on, all paying their respects.

I don't post here a great deal, but I do still lurk and read a lot. The first I heard about Richard's condition was on Saturday, when one of Richard's friends emailed me regarding an interview request (for a Retro Gamer feature), saying how ill he was. Not knowing the nature of the condition, I was ...

Wonder what will happen to the archive at C64.com if they launch this service. Well, there are two paths the new Commodore can take. It can either realise that one of its biggest assets is the user-base that already uses these sites and therefore just leave them alone, or it can go all mentalist RI...

madfiddler wrote:http://www.myspace.com/the_madfiddler

"Madfiddler does not accept add requests from bands".

*SAD SMILEY FACE*

My page is at www.myspace.com/projectnoiseuk, with four tracks of a decidedly electronic bent.

A better satire, which would show the whole thing up, would be for someone to "accidentally" take a Timbaland track in its entirety, whack some new drum sounds over the top and then add a few SID farts and burps (or even some C64 "vocals"). As for YouTube, I think that one where ...

Going with that attitude, if you are walking down the street and see a Bike leaning against a fence and you like it, you just take it, because there is no name written on it. Only that's not the same thing, because if you steal my bike, I no longer have my bike, whereas if you sample my music, I st...

Frankly, this reaction appears to be even worse than Zombie Nation's. The quote "I don't know what's public domain and what's not" might have had some weight in the mid 1980s, but it certainly doesn't now. Hell, even the KLF got slapped for its samples, and that was waaaay back at the end ...

Shame the PPOT stuff isn't on there, really—I would have bought a few tracks of that.

Chris Abbott wrote:

"After Hours" sounds a lot like from "Shadow of the Beast"

It does? I've got the rights to that!

*hides self-recorded Shadow of the Beast OST CD under the sofa*

I didnt quite understand the point of this youtube... The point was that some muppet Manson fan got all angry after hearing the Jamelia track, apparently oblivious to the fact that the original source was a Depeche Mode track. It's pretty obvious to anyone with a brain (i.e. not the YouTube video c...

No respect or no knowledge, like this smart person: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9opIWAg82I&eurl= That has to be an ironic wind-up, surely? EDIT: Apparently not, judging by the person's response in the comments: "fine wat was the original song???" Nice spelling of 'what', too. Oh d...

Nice! Do you take requests? If so, "Gods" and "Speedball II" would be nice to see and hear!