http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHwXbF6lopQ (needs ample bass)

Nice - some of my favorite MegaDrive tunes are from Master of Monsters, Herzog Zwei and Bahamut Senki.

GAMES/S-Z/Telengard_BASIC.sid

http://www.gb64.com/C64Music/GAMES/S-Z/ ... _BASIC.sid

Does it really get much worse than that while still being cool?

Don't forget the shaking logo at the end.

Audio goodness on my drive home yesterday. It was great to hear Jan back with Makke.

I like the way Facebook is set up -- you have a certain amount of privacy, and the twitter postings I see linked on Facebook are usually just a bit more banal and uninteresting, lacking links, photos, details etc. After a day of reading other people's twitter updates, I think I experienced all I wan...

Excellent!

Will DL and listen this weekend.

Jan Lund Thomsen wrote:coming out sooner than you'd think.

Congrats on the wedding, Subby!

And too bad about the podcast...

Anyway, look at Jan, getting married alone was enough to slow down his podcasting.

I'm lucky to find any time to myself, and when I do, half the time I'm whispering as Jan noticed.

That last second cracked me up, Analog-X64.

"Holy...!"

Very nice, I was jamming to this while working.

Not sure if this has been posted yet but...skip in a couple of minutes if you have no patience.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BNZv4Kr0KM

Thanks/Gratz to Ic3m4n for doing the first Law of the West remix! w00t! http://remix.kwed.org/index.php?search=law+of+the+west



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_the_West

omoroca wrote:[exturl=http://fonix.dyndns.org:40000/soasc/MOS6581R4/GAMES/G-L/Gyroscope_T01.sid.mp3]Gyroscope[/exturl] by Mark Alphingwood

Good one! One of my top 5 favorite remixes is Chronberg's take on Gyroscope.

I've always liked C64 music, partly because it has the best 8-bit sound chip and no other home computer sounded like it. Sometimes I'd get a game just for the soundtrack. I also had a PD demo disk for my Amiga called; "The top 100 C64 tunes." this is where I heard the majority of them. Th...

For someone interested in learning more (but who has no clue) is there a way to use this via an Amiga emulator and what emulator would you recommend?

File type says "Amiga ECS" -- where is the "PC" file?