Podcast episode profile for 99. Welcome to the jungle (Edison Demo party 2022)
Edison Party 2022 has left the building in Eggebygård in Stockholm, Sweden after three days of the sceners battling it out with trackers, compilers and drawing programs. We got the tracked music toplist and four of the best streamed tunes from the party.DJ Daemon delivers commentary and all the music for your listening pleasure!
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This profile was last updated on: 2026-09-22 08:00:06
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🎙 About the podcast
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:"Welcome to the jungle" is a song by Guns and roses.Recorded out of the studio.
Transcript
ericade.radio - Time for Flashback, tracks from the past - today with another demo party top list
It is on Demo Party and the last week and we got stuff to play for you. Didy Demon here coming out of the jungle with 14 tracks freshly caught in Stockholm, Sweden. Among the participants is one person I never expected to hear a new tune from. A true legend.
DJ Daemon: Edison demo party ended last week and we got stuff to play for you!DJ Daemon here, coming out of the jungle with 14 tracks freshly caught in Stockholm, Sweden. Among the participants is one person I never expected to hear a new tune from. A true legend. 24s
Proper disco - Good Enough
DJ Daemon presents the show. 12s
From the Edison streaming competition, Proper Disco, good enough! Let's get it rolling! The first tune of this list gets place 15 and 70 points. Dark Light has a method he's proud of.It's called Furtisec without listening. And that's how he made the song. That's what it's called. And that's how it sounds.
ericade.radio - Flashback, track from the past - let the toplist begin
DJ Daemon: Let's get it rolling! The first tune of this list gets place 15 and 70 points. DuckLight has a method he is proud of. It's called "30sec Without listening". That's how he made the song, what it's called and how it sounds. 22s
Ducklight - 30sec without listening
DJ Daemon: Here is some truth in advertisement!. Place 14 is a tune called "Unimpressive 2channel Piece of Crap" and it's by M0onLight. 86 points. 28s
Here is some truth in advertisement. Place 14 is a tune called Unimpressive 2 channel piece of crap and it's by Moonlight. 86 points.
M0onLight - Unimpressive 2channel Piece of Crap
DJ Daemon: Third Fasttracker tune in the list. This is place 13 and "Sad song" by Trumpet-trespass. It gently weeps for not making the top 10 part of the list. 98 points. 20s
Third false tracker tune in the list. This is place 13 and sad song by Trampet, Trespass. It gently weeps for not making the top 10 part of the list. 98 points.
Trumpetrespas - Sad Song
DJ Daemon: You want simple and effective old style Nintendo-ish music? I know I do. And "Welcome 2 the Bungle" by Vilcans of Five Finger Punch delivers! 133 points. 24s
Place 12. And if you want simple and effective old style Nintendo-ish music, good news, welcome to the bungle by Wilkins of 5 Finger Punch, he delivers 133 points as well.
Vilcans of Five Finger Punch - Welcome to 2 bungle
DJ Daemon: Emily R Davey tells a cute story that sets the record straight on Atari users. Hyperunknown of Noice mixes bed room storytelling with soft techno. Amuzing tune that hits place 11 at 145 points. 24s
She tells a cute story that sets the record straight with Atari users. Hyper unknown of noise, Mix's bedroom storytelling with soft techno. A musing tune that hits place 11 at 145 points. Long ago, caught between the waves of the endless sea and the great bay, there was a tall rock masquerading as an island.The top of this tall rock was a very tall tower. In the tower, there was a little goat trying to sleep.
Hyperunknown of Noice - Goatnight Story
The room was full of Amiga, Commodore 64 and Atari Sena's. It was a white little lie though. There were no people there using Atari's of course.
In the tower, on top of the world, they had a great little scene party with loud music, so the little goat couldn't sleep.
The little goat, who was an Atari Sena and therefore had to go to sleep early, had the main switch in his room. All of a sudden, the Great Hall went pitch black and silent, and complete chaos broke out. Finally, he thought to himself, sleep well, little goat.That's what they call you see. If you heard the promotions for Edison demo party on the station, you heard Jor-El's voice. Now time to hear his music. The tune is called Growing Up and gets 152 points.
ericade.radio - Tenth place
DJ Daemon: If you heard the promotions for Edison demoparty on this station, you have heard Jor-El's voice. Now time to hear his music. The tune is called "Growing up" and gets 152 points. 41s
Jor-el - Edison 2022
ericade.radio - Ninth place
We all need to remember how tunes used to sound in the mid 90s. Wasp or Pacific and Powerline provides a great example. Brand new, but sounding the part. It's Pegassi 51 with 153 points.
DJ Daemon: We all need to remember how the tunes used to sound in the mid 90s. Wasp of Pacific and Powerline provides a great example. Brand new, but sounding the part. It's Pegasi 51. 22s
Wasp of PACiF!C and Powerline - Pegasi 51 (1996)
ericade.radio - Eighth place
Bass plays! Basch would not have approved of what's been done to his tunes, but I do. Think Amiga 4 channels. It's techno meeting classic music and hilarity ensues. Amiga jungleist of Upperaath gets 156 points and the song is called Back to Basics.
DJ Daemon: Bach would not have approved of what has been done to his tunes. But I do! Amiga 4-channels. It's techno meets classic and hilarity ensues! Amiga junglism of Up rough gets 156 point of "Bach to basics". 42s
Amiga Junglism of Up Rough - Bach to basics
ericade.radio - Seventh place
The 90s reign supreme in the next tune. Vocals, techno and samplings. 156 points to KRDN of Defiance. And get down, behave!
DJ Daemon: 90s reigns supreme in the next tune. Vocals, techno and samplings. 156 points to Krdn of Defiance and "Get down, behave". 19s
Krdn - Get down, behave
ericade.radio - Fifth place
Another voice heard on this station. It's one of the Orgas, F-FREAK with concrete skeletons. 164 points to a tune with nice chorus and soft techno. It's a shared place vibe, no error here.
DJ Daemon: nother voice heard on this station. It's one of the orgas, fsFreak with "Concrete skeletons". 164 points to a tune with nice choirs and soft techno. It's a shared place 5, no error there. 20s
Fsfreak - Concrete Skeletons
ericade.radio - Fifth place
5th place. General Attack from Clint of FCK. It sounds like an old Texas Instrument home computer tune. It's weird and oddly attractive. It's a ship tune with a ghostly feeling to it. 165 points and also plays fine.
DJ Daemon: "Jungle attack" from Qlint of FCK sounds like an old Texas Instrument home computer tune. It's weird and oddly attractive. It's chip tune, with a ghostly feeling to it. 165 points and also place five. 23s
Qlint - jungleattack
ericade.radio - Fourth place
Let's go with a heavenly ship tune called Monkey Love. It's from Grogo of FCK. 177 points and it sounds like the 80s just came on a shorter visit.
DJ Daemon: Lets go with a heavenly chiptune called "Monkey love" from Gr0gg0 of FCK. 177 points and sounds like the 80s just came on shot a visit. 21s
gr0gg0 of FCK - Monkey Love
ericade.radio - Third place - Bronze medal
Third place, bronze medal. More ship tunes, this is Moscow Funny Games. It's by Vandelay, and it could've fit in a computer game. The file name is Moscowfu.it, which means it's an impulse tracker tune. 185 points, and it puts a big smile on my face.
DJ Daemon: More chip tunes. This is "Moskow Funnygames" by Vandelay and it could have fit in a computer game. The filename is moskowfu.it, which means that it's an Impulsetracker tune. 185 points and it puts a big smile on my face.
Vandelay of Kramerica - Moskow funnygames
ericade.radio - Second place - Silver medal
DJ Daemon: Chip tune party, folks! Yes, we just can get enough of them it seems. Vedder of Insane pokes fun at the Revision demo party I guess. The tune is called "Revisioned and confused". 218 points. 21s
Chiptune party folks! Yeah, we just can't get enough of them seems. Vettelrovin's scene pokes fun at the revision demo party I guess. The tune is called Revisioned and Confused. 218 points.
Vedder of Insane - Revisioned and confused
ericade.radio - First place - The Gold! - The Winner
place. The gold. The winner.
DJ Daemon: It starts by imitating the intro to the movie 1984 and then reaches peak Amiga tracker-tune and does our tracker history true justice. A well-deserved victory for Fairlight's own Danko and also for legendary musician Jogeir Liljedahl. Awesome end of the party. 219 points. 57s
The next tune starts by imitating the intro to the movie 1984 and then reaches peak Amiga tracker tune and does our tracker history true justice. A well deserved victory for Fairlight's own Danko and also for legendary musician Jogair Liljedal. Awesome end of the party, 219 points.Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Danko and Jogeir Liljedahl - 1992
DJ Daemon: That was the tracked compo, we got time to give you the three medal positions from the Streaming competition in this hour as well. 16s
That was a tracked combo, but we got time to give you the free medal positions from the streaming competition in this hour as well. Kordian is here again, and this time it's the Minds of Cirrocon. 204 points in a brand new combo.
ericade.radio - Third place - Bronze medal
DJ Daemon: Krdn is here again with "The minds of Siracan". 204 points in a brand new compo. 39s
Krdn of Defiance - The minds of Siracon (ba,ba sing it)
ericade.radio - Second place - Silver medal
What is it with the demo scene and GOATS? Hyper Unknown of Noise gets 205 points for his tune Happy Summer Goat.
DJ Daemon: What is it with the demo scene and goats? Hyperunknown gets 205 points for his tune "Happy summer goat". 25s
Hyperunknown - Happy Summer Goat
ericade.radio - First place - The Gold! - The Winner
place. The gold. The winner.
DJ Daemon: Danko of Fairlight hits the jackpot with Spielplatz at 223 points. 31s
Give it up for Danko of Fairlight. He hits the jackpot with Spielplatz at 223 points.
Spielplatz - Danko
DJ Daemon: Leading you into that good night is... 23s
And that's all we have time for today. Here is me, DJ Daemon, signing off, packing up my stuff, going home. Thank you for listening, and leading you into that good night. It's Aceman and Wonka Honk.
AceMan - Wonka Honk
Equipment
Shure SM7B
Rodecaster Pro 2
Thimeo StereoTool
Target LUFS: -16 (Pod), -14 (YT)
🏷 Edison
Edison is a Swedish tradition in the demo world. Running in Stockholm since 2011, it one of the largest in Sweden. DJ Daemon and Coreus are involved in it as organizers.
🏷 Demo scene episodes
Flashback episodes dedicated to the demoscene — the community of programmers, artists and musicians behind demos, intros and other real-time audiovisual art.
🏷 Demo scene top lists
Top list episodes from our podcast plays the whole list of competitiors from one or more demo parties with some commentary in between the songs.
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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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