Podcast episode profile for 136. Revision 2025
Revision is back again and the year is 2025. Here is the list of tunes for the tracked music competition on Revision 2025. DJ Daemon is back to present the tunes.
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This profile was last updated on: 2026-10-06 14:00:08
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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
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Transcript
ericade.radio - Time for Flashback, tracks from the past - today with another demo party top list
Yes, the demo party of today is Revision 2025. Broadcasting from Germany, it's possibly the largest of its kind. In this hour we'll cover most of the tunes competing in the track-music combo.
DJ Daemon speaks: The demoparty of today is Revision 2025. Broadcasting from Germany, it's possibly the largest of it's kind. In this hour, we'll cover most of the tunes that competed in the Tracked music compo.
Incognito of Nexus - Palladial addiction
ericade.radio - Flashback, track from the past - let the toplist begin
The top list begin! 16 track tunes competed in the track music competition and here is number 16. Get up da bass by Filippp. He gets 384 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: 16 tracked tunes competed in the tracked music competition and there is number 16, "Get up da bass" but Filippp. He get's 384 points.
Filippp of Damage, MS - Get up da bass
We are slowly progressing towards the top and now it's time for position 15. It's a tune called Summer by DDL Blue.
DJ Daemon speaks: We're slowly progressing towards the top and now it's time for position 15. It's a tune called "Summer" by "DDL Blue".
DDL Blue - Summer
DJ Daemon speaks: Still not there yet, but we're at least on position 14 and it "Get the duck out" by Bus error collective. The tune racks uppp 439 point.
Still not there yet, but we are at least on position 14 and get the duck out! By Bus error collective, the tune racks up 439 points.
Mickaleus - Get the duck out!
Right, were cutting that down a bit. It's a bit too repetitive in my mind. Anyway, Unlucky13 or is it? Alex Menchi tries to have the positive mind on things like that, because that's the name of the song. It's really a nice chiptunish thing that gets 448 points.
I dream with a machine combo spec. It's something like a rap song with a guy explaining how music is made and also sings about the scene. The artist is SampleMind and he gets 451 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: Unlucky number 13 or is it? Alex Menchi tries to have a positive mind. It's a really nice chiptunish thing that gets 448 points.
Alex Menchi - Positive mind
DJ Daemon speaks: "I Dream with a Machine Compo-Spec" is something of a rap song with a guy explaining how the music is made and also sings about the scene. The artist is SampleMind and he gets 451 point.
SampleMind - I dream with a Compo-Spec
DJ Daemon speaks: Classic Amiga tunes when it comes to the next contestant. Retroing all down and it's by Jesusito. Let's go back how it all sounded in 1992 or so. 464 points.
Yeah, thank you very much. Well, classic Amiga tunes when it comes to the next contestant. Retroing all down and it's by Jesusito. Let's go back to how it sounded in 1992 or so. 464 points.
Jesusito - Retroing all down
ericade.radio - Tenth place
DJ Daemon speaks: What's the most power tool for a tracker musician. According to JosSs, it's notes. That's also the name of the song. 492 point awarded.
So, what's the most powerful tool when it comes to tracking? Well, actually according to JosSs, it's notes. It's also the name of the song. 5492 points awarded.
JosSs - Notes!
The musicians of Amiga's golden age used the most powerful tracking weapon.
ericade.radio - Eighth place
DJ Daemon speaks: First out of two contestants on place 8. It's Subi with "One Thing". This "heavy beats" tune gets 501 points.
Okay, right. First out of the two contestants on place 8, let's talk about it. It's Subi with One Thing and this Heavy Beats tune gets 100, sorry, 501 points.
Subi of Desire, SSR - One thing
ericade.radio - Eighth place
8th place. Second out of two on place eight that would be Slash_AtD with ZauberwalD. It sounds like a game tune in an NES game. Our beat chip tune gets 501 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: Second out of two on place 8 is Slash_AtD with Zauberwald. It sounds like an in game tune in a NES game. Upbeat chiptune that gets 501 points.
Recording duration: 16
Slash_Atd and RPSG - ZauberwalD
ericade.radio - Seventh place
Seventh place! It's time for another tune that will fit a 1980s game. Really nice. It's the tune Samsara from W.O.T.W. with 516 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: Another tune that would fit an 1980s game. Really nice. It's the tune Samsara by W.O.T.W. 516 points.
W.O.T.W. - Samsara
ericade.radio - Sixth place
Bingo Nights. It's an impulse tracker tune by Altiga. It also has the computer game style. 2025. Really, yeah. 518 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: "Bingo Nights" it's an Impulsetracker tune by Altiga. It also has the "computer game" style that fits so well in Revision 2025. 518 points.
Altiga - Bingo nights
ericade.radio - Fifth place
Some poor demon gets slaughtered in this tune called Daemon Dismemberment. It's by Mibri. It's not me, I'm still here. The tune reminds me of music from that old game Doom. 531 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: Some poor daemon gets slaughtered in this tune called "Daemon Dismemberment" by Mibri. It's not me, I'm still here. The tune kind reminds me of the music from that old game "Doom". 531 points.
Mibri of Atlantis,MultiStyle Labs,Proxima - Daemon Dismemberment
ericade.radio - Fourth place
Sunny Sight by Bacter and Saga Musix is next up. It gets a fourth position and 561 points. An impulse tracker tune with some speed and flair.
DJ Daemon speaks: "Sunny Sight" by bacter & Saga Musix is next up. It gets 4th position and 561 points. An impulsetracker tune with some speed and flair.
Bacter and Saga Musix - Sunny Sight
ericade.radio - Third place - Bronze medal
So we are in the medal position right now. Place 3 and bronze position for Break out with Virtua Point Zero. 573 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: So we're in the medal positions now. Place 3 and the bronze position for "Break Out" by Virtua Point Zero. 573 points.
Virtua Point Zero - Break out
ericade.radio - Second place - Silver medal
Second place, Silver Medal. And the Silver Medal as we have said goes to Hyperburner by Zabutom. The artist is called Zabutom and the tune is called Hyperburner. A perky tune with lots of speed in it. A fast track tune as well. 594 points.
DJ Daemon speaks: Silver medal goes to "Hyperburner" by Zabutom. A perky tune with a lot of speed in it. A Fasttracker tune as well. 594 points.
Zabutom - Hyperburner
ericade.radio - First place - The Gold! - The Winner
So this is the end of the list. Master boot record and Dubmood is behind the helm of the winner of a song. It's called E1M777. 688 points and a true winner.
DJ Daemon speaks: So this is the end of the list. Master boot record and Dubmood is behind the helm of this winner of a song. It's called E1M777. 668 points and the true winner!
Master boot record and Dubmood of Razor 1911 - E1M777
ericade.radio - We love the demo scene
Indeed we do. This is DJ Daemon signing off and saying that we are leading you into that good night with Xyce and ordering pizza.
Xyce - Ordering pizza
Arpegiator of Chryseis - My wolf 2
The Ericade Radio Network. We are controlling transmission.
Equipment
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Thimeo Stereo tool
Target LUFS: -14.
🏷 Revision
Revision is Europe’s largest demoparty, held every Easter in Saarbrücken, Germany. These Flashback episodes cover the compos, releases and atmosphere from the ground, year after year.
🏷 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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🎙 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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