Podcast episode profile for 79. Dance to the disco inferno
Burn, baby, burn – it's the disco inferno. DJ Daemon puts you on the dance floor! Bell bottoms and mustaches are in! The 70s and early 80s are back in a way. Let's play the disco music (muzak?) and laugh at 70s porn (Oh, yeah!) and crazy hinjinks on the dance floor. The tracked music community delivers as always.
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This profile was last updated on: 2026-10-06 21:00:06
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Flashback, tracks from the past
We have covered the demo scene since 2020, and play all the great chip tune music as well. Join us to hear tracked music combined with commentary from the geek-of-all-trades: DJ Daemon. He was once known as Daemon in the Amigaworld, and brings you stories about Amiga, retrocomputing, C64, demos, the demo scene and all things nerdy in the retro world.
We play tracker music composed on Protracker, Screamtracker, Fasttracker and Impulsetracker. It's music composed on Amiga and the retro-PC. Genres such as Chiptune, Synthwave and Retro electro.
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🎤 Production Notes
Colophon:"Disco Inferno" is a song by American disco band the Trammps.Just another tune while we're waiting for the Revision demo party.
Transcript
ericade.radio - Time for another episode of Flashback - Tracks from the past
We are still in a holding pattern, waiting for the next great demo party, Revision. But let's forget about that for an hour and just cut loose on the dance floor. It's disco night and we are in a funky mood. The tracked music artists take us back to the time of disco, bell-bottom jeans and the age of funk.yeah!
DJ Daemo: We're still in a holding pattern, waiting for the next great demo party, Revision. But, lets forget about that for an hour and just cut loose on the dance floor. It's disco night and we're in funky mood. The tracked music artists take us back to the time of disco, bell bottom jeans and the…
Reed Richards - Funkacider
DJ Daemon speaks: 64s
Reed Richards, Funkisider. You know how this works? We're jumping right into Modarchive and the comments. In 2007 Pip Malt wrote, while rating it 8 out of 10, great disco tune, good trumpet, good piano, and once the guitar goes into the background, it's good. And Gargoyle, a part of the comment at least, 2002, rating it 10 out of 10.Such a great song and still not reviewed. It's a shame. This song got everything you need to grow in your car. And it's very danceable too. And talking about dance music. Let's go to a more modern style of it. It's Alistair of Cybertech with your smiling face.
Alastor of Cybertech - Your Smiling Face
DJ Daemon speaks: 68s
What are you thinking about when you're thinking about the 70s? Is it those bell-bottoms I spoke about? Is it a war? Is it United States vs Soviet Union? Energy crisis? Well, or maybe... Porn, yeah. Next up is 70s porn from Moog. Comments? Yeah. Some unknown...person and probably for the bearer wrote in 9 rating it 10 out of 10. 70's Porn is a legendary XM, that's a fast tracker module for lots of people. It's awesome because it's hilarious and it's incredibly tracked and sounds awesome for a 6 channel. Ever wondered what that porn disco everyone speaks about sounds like? This is the mod that will answer that question.Now, in fact, I do not wonder what it sounds like. Here it is.
M00G - 70's Porn
DJ Daemon speaks about the disco medley coming right up! 28s
70s porn is what you used to watch and then told everyone you were watching it just for the crosswords. Wait, that did not come out right. Anyway, time for a set of tunes. It's four great but short disco tunes. Starting up with Do and La Disco de Ja Claude, George Foggetown, some artist with Dave Goes Dancing and finally Jumaro Kasugo. Mr Q &A.
Doh - La disco de jclaude
George - Funky Town
Trackerartist - Dave goes dancing
Yomaru Kasuga - Mister Q&A
DJ Daemon speaks: 61s
Next up is Dick Tracer. And yeah, I'm not making stuff up here. It sounds very 70s, like some kind of movie name. I'm not saying anything, so. It's a song called Kungens man, the King's man. I'm back with a new module. Yes, it's the old Swedish song called Kungens man, in disco beat version. And an unknown person in 99 rating it 5 out of 10, he writes.This song is a disco remix of a Swedish song called En kungens man. And yes, it does have some similarities, but the original is much better. The song has a cool intro, though not technically advanced. Some nice stolen samples. But it all fits in place.
Dick Tracer - Kungens man (the kings man)
DJ Daemon speaks: 14s
Four channels, Amiga, Module, that's all you need to know for the next one. It's Kreonix and the killer's return.
Creonix - The killers return
DJ Daemon speaks: 26s
You're listening to Flashback, tracks from the past. I'm DJ Daemon and we are going on with Led Sargus with Disco Reindeer. Now that is a weird one, it seems like it's all over the place at the same time and it calls itself Disco. Well, I'm gonna let you decide what's what with that.
Led Zargus - Disco Reindeer
DJ Daemon speaks: 48s
I wanna rename this song, it should be called Rudolph the Disco Reindeer. I don't know why, but hey. Next up is Rebirth of the Lammer. It's Lipra and Marvin. Variety wrote in 2020, rating the song 9 out of 10. What a small, interesting upbeat tune.The song feels like a love letter to old Amiga tunes because of the main leads and some of the samples it uses. Morvin did a great job with that piano jam and the sickening bass while Lepre enthralled me with lead melodies.
Lepra and Marwin - Rebirth of the lamer
DJ Daemon speaks: 33s
Swedish artist Per Almered. He was part of Excellence in Art in 1995 when he composed this song, the next one, Zero Free B. Genda wrote in 2017, rating the song 7 out of 10. Very good music. Congratulations to the composer. The sounds, the rhythm, the tone reminds me of a lot of movies of the 80s.
Per Almered - 03b
DJ Daemon speaks: 41s
Some real greatness there. We are going on with Reed Richards. Two tunes. The first one is called 118 in 64 and 194. I have no idea as to why. It's said Reed of TRSI 2001 and Saga Music, he reviews it giving it 10 out of 10.and a comment is from Julian Andres in 2009, also 10 out of 10. This is a great production, very creative, plus 10 greetings.
Reed Richards - 118 in 64 and 194
DJ Daemon speaks: 50s
The second one is Kings of Awoke. Comments by Pip Malt from 27, rating it 8 out of 10. This is pretty good. Great sound for a small file. If it's not high quality, it's not Reed. This song has a similar feel to Dunsher Musica, which is also by Reed. Overall a nice funk disco dance song. Saga Music in 27, rating it 10 out of 10.Whee! This is great! Nice funk tune and this is only 64k. When listening to this tune at Nectarine I had no clue that this was such a small file. A fast tracker file.
Reed Richards - Kings of evoke
DJ Daemon speaks: 31s
Let's go back to little bit more 70s feeling. Oh yeah, it's scabby and dancing samba. But before we roll it, let me just point out that our webpage, ericade.radio, is finally totally complete. The request feature 100 % working, all the stars, all the information, everything. So go to ericade.radio to hear the latest and listen to the stations.
Scavy - Dancing samba
DJ Daemon speaks: 41s
12 and a half minutes until the show is over for the day. Give and take, son. We are going on with the last set of today. It's free times rubric. Starting up with academic. Scarafagio comes down and then Tescam. He likes his dotted initialisms or if it's abbreviations. Tescam I remember was aPretty good tape reel manufacturer for all those reel to reel tape machines that no one except me remembers today. Ok, so let's hit it.
Robric - A-C-C-A-D-E-M-I-C
DJ Daemon speaks: 39s
I need to correct myself. An initialism is a short form of a word. Like CIA, KGB, USA and USB. It cannot be read out. An acronym can be read out and it's also a short form. Like SCUBA, SCSI or NATO. Yes.I'm DJ Daemon and leading you into that good night that would be the rest of the set rubric. And as I said, next up is Scarafagio and Tesca.
Robric - Scarafaggio
DJ Daemon speaks: 28s
You don't have to stop doing the disco. But you have to go home, because this show is closing. Last round, and then we're leaving. My name is DJ Daemon, again, go to Ericade.radio if you want to see more information and listen to all the other podcasts, or our two stations.The Ericade Network with all the best music composed on Pro Tracker, Noise Tracker, Impulse Tracker and Fast Tracker.
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Robric - T.A.S.K.A.M
Equipment
Neumann U87
UAE, "Tube warmth"
Thimeo StereoTool
Target LUFS: -13 dB
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"Flashback, tracks from the past" is the current name of the podcast. Now with tracked music from nearly all platforms (including Amiga, Atari, PC). We also speak about the retro past, present the artists, talk about old games and review demo parties.
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He got his Commodore 64 in 1989 and his first Amiga in 1990. A huge fan of tracker music and have had a long standing dream to create a radio show playing that kind of music. In 2020, that dream came true and in december Amiga Flashback started as a podcast. It was later renamed Flashback, tracks from the past and here we are.
He is also an orga for Swedish demo party Edison and a total retro nerd.
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