Just listened to 2nd show, also great (must be the inclusion of my music that makes me bias!)

But hey, Makke, its pronounced FECHTSSSOYDÉ, ok? (Kidding )

Thanks!

I can host them on my FTP server for a while, tho there may be access problems for some of you running firewalls, since I only use 1 incoming port for FTP transfers.

Let me know asap, especially as I want to hear it!

Jan Lund Thomsen wrote:
Incidentally, one of the DP-5xx designers at KiSS is a C64 nut.

Got a DP-450 myself (no internet/LAN functionality - but then I'm only on ISDN anyway ) fabby player, a real boon for those DiVX downloads

Listening to the show just now, very good!

Total kudos to Makke for some choice Amiga tunes, when Desert Dream started I realised I was far from alone in thinking that it was some of (THE in my opinion) best music ever composed on that platform

Sensible-Sound wrote: did i understand right: you allready started working on a parallax song ? i though of setting up some accoustic guitar rides for this song too. maybe we better work together,hehe

Nope, sorry I have no plans to cover Parallax.

The opening really confused me! It was like, sounds like the right tune, except the chords are upside down ;) Then the main section started and I was on more familiar ground. Nice arrangement, I like how we thought alike with the acoustic guitars ;) I like this mix, if I had any criticism whatsoever...

My personal fave Galway tune ever

Love the melody, love the wibbles. Covered this recently myself, after waiting years until I could get a big acoustic guitar strumming the opening sections

Love it...

Downloading your arrangement right now, stay tuned

CJ Rayne/X-Style coding, Soren Lund (Jeff) doing music, Bas Bertens (Axodry) doing graphics... and they have permission to use Feekzoid's existing tunes. They have? I must've forgotten aboot it. Either way its cool tho. For info btw: I composed two scores for LN4, based on what information and plan...

Steve Rowlands wrote:(with sub woofers!)

Steve

Always

And, loved the torture music Steve

Downloading a few of your mp3's now.

I didn't listen to the RM files since i don't have any real player installed (and i will never install that shite on my pcs), but if that's what i think.... Well, kick their asses. Hard. cheers. Lo DHS. Go here: http://www.freecodecs.com/ And do what I did, download Real Alternative. It allows you ...

For fans of HALO and first-person-shooters in general:

http://www.redvsblue.com/bloodgulch.shtml

A serialised space-opera of incredible depth and thought.

No, its actually really, really funny. 19 episodes so far. Trust me, you'll watch one and want to watch the rest.

(tho I'm sure there was an incorrect chord in there Sorry!) It's my usual fun game, Feekzoid's the 1st who discovered it: 8) Find the wrong chord, win... Experience! :mrgreen: Bloody excellent cover regardless I might add tho :) I just have to grit my teeth at the major<>minor swapping ! :P

This topic comes at an interesting time actually, since I've been planning getting back to composing again (difficult recently due to change of accommodation - tiny workroom) and have been keen to work on a couple of Steve Barret tracks. I really like his works, in particular Trojan Warrior is one o...

My POV is thusly: Bollocks! I for one write music/cover C64 works not on the basis of "cor! No one's done that yet!" or "I can do better than that one!" and especially not "if I do that one then LOADS of people will download it!" For me its a personal thing. I cover a C...