Podcast episode profile for 92. As featured on the radio
While waiting for the Shadow party tunes (will be next week's episode), we're playing the latest highlighted tunes of ModArchive. DJ Daemon talks about them and gives you two nice medleys of shorter ones. Turn up the volume, here comes the good stuff to your speakers.
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This profile was last updated on: 2026-10-06 22:00:05
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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:"As seen on TV" is an old, lame sticker for some boring dude that got to talk about his crummy self-help book on one local station in Arkansas. So... I kinda played on that tired trope when associated with the "featured tune"-function on ModArchive. Off course the joke is not directed at ModArchive, because they rock!
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ericade.radio - Time for Flashback, tracks from the past - with your host DJ Daemon
Time for flashback! Tracks from the past! With your host, DJ Daemon! We're waiting for the Shadow Party songs to come out, so next Top List episode is a week away. Today we are scanning the latest highlighted songs from... You guessed it, ModArchive! Starting up with Attikuro and KanadePop.
DJ Daemon: We're waiting for the Shadow party songs to come out. So next toplist episode is a week away. Today... We're just scanning the latest highlighted songs from, you guessed it, Modarchive. Starting up with Atekuro and Canadipop. 20s
Atekuro - Canadipop
DJ Daemon presents the first medley of the day. 30s
Summer is here and it's warm and nice here in Sweden. Temperatures are around 18 degrees centigrade and I'm happy for that. But we need some hot music to keep ourselves company. We're starting with the first medley of the day. It's Dr. Jacko and Static Smile, Etekuru again with Prologue and the last one is Ida with Hell Yeah!
DrJacKo - Static smile
Atekuro - Prologue
ida - Oh hell yeah
DJ Daemon believes that "Elgiganten" may have been the inspiration for the name of this tune. 52
Aida, what are you writing in your instrument lists? Let me read it aloud, from the song Hell Yeah. She writes, please do not try playing this in Milky or Fast Tracker 2 or whatever, you will die! Okay, I don't think so really. And she continues, what did I say about playing this in Fast Tracker 2 or Milky? It doesn't play back properly. Why would you do that? No!Okay, a bit of drama person there, I guess. We are going on with a saw of tractor and el giganten. We have a store for electronics here called El Giganten in Sweden. I think that's what that's referring to.
Esau of Traktor - Eleganten
Oh yeah, very very beautiful tone. I agree. We are going on with a taboo. The first out of two. Yeah, the songs are called taboo, is. Taboo 5 by Opel of Appendix. And he writes, yep, another cool track. Commercial, nope, only freaking trance. And he asks you to email him if you...think something about it. He writes a little bit about the samples, but you have to read that yourself. We are going on with that tune. This is Flashback, tracks from the past.
DJ Daemon mentions have to songs called something Taboo in this episode. 40s
Opal of Appendix - Taboo 5
DJ Daemon tries to pronouce the next song. May or may not have failed to do so. 33s
in your radio. And we are going on with Och Desani. I think it's the pronunciation. But hey, you wouldn't know how to pronounce it either, I guess. And we have no idea who made it. So if you know something, write something in the comments and I will update the list. I'm DJ Daemon and we are going on. If you like this podcast, go to Ericade.radio and you can hear all the older episodes.
Trackerartist - Otchdzanie
DJ Daemon speaks about bad self-esteem and artists. 43s
If you're creating something in this world, it could be track music, demos or whatever. Maybe sometimes you're fighting with self-esteem issues. Seems like next artist, Tech Lords, with the song Two-Faced, maybe do that sometimes. You're right, in instrument list, my first try to one of these weak contests and I think I did okay. This was a terrible sample pack though.Actually, here's a suggestion for you. Everyone may be fighting that issue. Don't tell anyone, because you are the only one to figure that out.
Teklordz - Two-faced
DJ Daemon speaks. 39s
U-tuned, flashback, tracks from the past, and we're all about the past, except not always. Here is an album release from last month, the 13th of May 2022. It's Keyboard Studios, Inc., presenting Negative States, and behind that is Atekuro again. Greetings to FlashTrans, ASICW US Pulse,Saga Music's ADKD and MPX VM. A lot of initialisms there, but you know the artists, they're great.
Atekuro - Negative States
DJ Daemon presents the second medley of the day. 29s
So let's go with the next medley. And we're starting up with Mick Rippon and Celebet Prostitution. Yeah, try not laugh at that. That is a funny song title. Really weird. Then we have an unknown tracker artist with Resetcanny15. And we're ending this medley with Vyraxor and End of Dynasty.
Mick Rippon - Celebate prostitution
Trackerartist - Resetkani15
Viraxor - End of dynasty
The Ericade Radio Network With the best tracked music ever createdIf I love it, I play it. If I play it, I love it. But next up is a song I love a little bit more. It's Tideon, Ersar and Drizzly, Sunday.And ADKD seems to like it pretty much as well, rating it 8 out of 10 just a few days ago, the 7th of June 2022. Not bad for just 28 kilobytes any day of the week. Laid back track, I like how it ends too.
DJ Daemon proclaims his love for tracker music, especially the next song. 37s
TDNSR - Drizzly Sunday
DJ Daemon mentios that that next song was done in 1996. 25s
The year was 1996. We're stepping back a little bit and we are listening to Iris from Artist Dark Wolf. Really nice, a little bit special, almost a little bit garage sound over it. I can't really say it any better than that. So enjoy!
Darkwolf - Iris
DJ Daemon thanks you for listening and tells you the names of the songs leading you into that good night. 33s
With 11 minutes to go, we are leading you into that good night with Keyboard Studios or Adikuro and Jupiter Xscape. Yes, it's with an X. And then Opel of Appendix, Taboo 5.2. Yeah, the artists are kinda same samey today, but who cares? This is DJ Daemon and thank you for listening. If you wanna listen to more podcasts, as I said, go to ericade.radio.
Keyboard Studios - Jupiter Xscape
DJ Daemon speaks. 11s
This is Flashback, tracks from the past, and next week you will get a coverage episode of the Shadow Party!
Opal of Appendix - Taboo 5.2
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Flashback episodes that are mostly about the music itself — tracked tunes played back to back with minimal commentary in between.
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About the artist Flashback View all tracks ›
"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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