Analog-X64 wrote:

beyond wrote:bliss?

Yes ignorance is bliss.

Now you know that, you're no longer ignorant...

At this time of year, it's easy to overlook those threads that aren't getting any posts. So this is an appeal, on behalf of all the unanswered threads on this forum, and many others. Won't you please take a moment of your time? Remember, a thread is for life, not just for Christmas. Please don't ign...

:confusion: You mean you don't recognise the parody of MC Snow's Informer? Wow... didnt think anyone would know who he is, since he is from Toronto :) That was not long after we first got cable TV, so I was watching a lot of the music channels. I think I even have that song on a VHS full of music v...

Steve B wrote:

You mean you don't recognise the parody of MC Snow's Informer?

I wasn't ignoring this thread. Honest. I was just away for a few days. Now I'm back, and can get on with ignoring it again.

In case people had not seen this, the Richard Joseph tribute demo is now out, with remixes of his music and plenty of text from sceners/remix fans on what he meant to us.

Where's the "Award for Unintentionally Creating The Greatest Thread Ever on the Remix64 forum"?

Jean-Michel Jarre - Bonjour, Hello from 2001's Interior Music

*prods thread with stick*

Yep, still got some life in it.

Jean-Michel Jarre - Chronologie Part 8

beyond wrote:That's so typically trace... wouldn't expect anything but that.

I'd scan your message for traces of sarcasm, but I can't be bothered...

After 383 replies and more than 2000 views, I'm surprised this thread hasn't got more to say for itself...

I will indeed go nuts. The 78 noises fill a gap and there's no straightforward legal reason why I could even be pursued. But now the subject's up I do think about the game FX samples I uploaded. Again, I'm sure they're legally safe because they're isolated sounds not lasting long enough to infringe...

This is why there are so many reissues, giving a new copyright date. Examples recently include Elvis and The Beatles (who can say that a 2010 remaster now has copyright from that date, rather than the original 1960s release).