Podcast episode profile for 132. Cosy in the dark
Even further into the autumn - it's October. DJ Daemon gives you tracked music fit for a cosy chocolate drink in a dimly lit work room.
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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
Nothing special. It's time for the cosy part of the year. When you rather stay at home, that going out into the rain and stormy weather.
Transcript
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! That's right! We are ready for another hour of great music. Track music, that is. We're starting off with a gem and a blur.
DJ Daemon introduces the show.
Agem - Blured
DJ Daemon presents medley number 1
piece of greatness here on flashback tracks from the past and I'm DJ Daemon going on with the first medley of today and it would be well, Renard with a third one and its tuner with Ecuador remix and speechless with
Renard - Zerd_01
Tuner - Ecuador Remix
Speechless - Soviet NES
So do we have any demo parties coming up? The answer is yes we do. As we are speaking Syntax 2024 is ongoing and next week is Brown Birdy 2024 on the 25th of October. It's Benediction coding party number four on the 31st of October and it's So 2024 on the 1st of November. So there you go it's a lot of things coming up your way.
DJ Daemon speaks about the upcoming demo parties.
Blue Zone and Sinope - Dust of Eternity v2.0
DJ Daemon presents the songs.
Niceness! And that was Blue Zone and Synopy with Dust of Eternity version 2.0. It's important those things with versions I guess. Anyway, we're going on with the Brandon Hale and Club Sandwich, the TBE remix.
Brandon Hale - Club Sandwich (TB Remix)
Well, last episode we spoke about Eldjar, the lazy game reviews guy and his very broken home after a storm. And I've seen a very recent video where he shows how badly everything is doing right there. He will have to work very hard to get everything up and running again. But we are hoping for that and we are wanting him to fix everything up and well, get back into go-doing the very good videos that he makes. Anyway, we're going on with the Deathless and Mina Sapo Kaputin.
DJ Daemon comes with an update about LGR.
Defilus - Minna saapuu kaupunkiin
DJ Daemon translates the song that he just played.
And if you're interested in what the song is about, the song simply means Mina comes to the town. That's in Finnish, by the way. Anyway, you're listening to Flashback Tracks from the past, and I'm DJ Daemon. We're going on with Dilik and Halashiro.
Dilik - Hanashiro
DJ Daemon talks about the weather.
Well, we are close to November, the least expected and wanted month of the year if you ask me. But it's still October as I'm recording this and the weather outside is quite okay if you ask me. Anyway, we're going on with Spamtron and random with Varg.
Spamtron and Random - Bwargh
DJ Daemon presents medley number 2
We're nice enough to give you another medley, the second one for today, it starts with DJ Moonraver and Where Are You. It continues with Purple Motion and Aquaphobia, and the end song is Jay's Song with Funky Jam.
Dj moonraver - Where are you?
Purple Motion - Aquaphobia - 1993 / spring
JaseChong - Funky Jam
DJ Daemon talks about an upcoming update of the website (ericade.radio)
Let's talk about Ericade. Radio for a while. That would be the website Ericade. Radio where you can get the latest podcasts and of course also listen to the station live. Well, we have some help from Koreas of Retro Gigi who will help us making the site looking better and being easier to work with. So in a few weeks from now you will have a nice new webpage. We're going on with a Reed Richards and Imploder remix.
Reed Richards - Imploder remix
DJ Daemon talks about the Amigaprogram "Imploder"
you had an Amiga back in the day, may remember a software called Imploder. It had one task alone and it was to make files smaller and compact. That song you just heard was playing when you were using the software, so you might have heard it before. We're going on with EnnPaysen with Souvenir Detrents.
Ng Pei Sin - Souvenir D'enfrance
DJ Daemon presents the next tune.
You're listening to Flashback Tracks from the past and I'm DJ Daemon. We have a few minutes to go before the end of this program and we're going on with Peter Oakson and Vinotian Winds.
Peter oakson - Venusian winds
DJ Daemon leads you into that good night with two new tunes.
about 10 minutes to go before the end of this show. And we are going on with Vangelij and Hyperatlantic and Vans Kaishan with GeoConstruct 1998. Thank you for listening and I'm DJ Daemon leading you into that good nighties. Those two tunes, Vangelij take it away.
Vangeli Erotokritaki - Hyperatlantic
DJ Daemon reminds you that the next show comes out in November.
Thanks for listening and remember that we will be back next month on Ericade.Radio.
Vince Kaichan - Geoconstruct 1998
Equipment
Neumann U87
UAD "Limiter"
Thimeo Stereo tool
Target LUFS: -14.
🏷 Just playing the music
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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🎙 People in this podcast episode
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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