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I have long wanted to create an episode with my favourite tracks and when Coreus from Discord suggested a number of his own tracks he wanted on the station and played, it was clear that this just had to happen. So today is his requests and then the tunes I really like. So sit back and enjoy some brand new tracks on the station mixed with some of the best of the oldies. Here's a special episode that was broadcast live on a sunday in November.
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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
I got an email from Coreus asking me to play some of his favourite tracks on the station and then some he had found on the Internet. It was too good to pass up. I added some more commonly requested track on this station and my own favorites.ColophonThe title is a homage to an old web comic (long gone) called "a doemain of our own".
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ericade.radio – Here's a tune requested by one of our Internet users
the Eric Aind radio network. Here's a tune requested by one of our internet users. Okay, is that what we're doing today? yeah, that's that's the plan, obviously. Okay, okay. I almost forgot. DJ Daemon has just entered the studio and is ready to tell you like it is.Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's the whole plan I'm gonna tell you like it is. And I almost forgot. Sorry. This. Time for another episode of Flashback. Tracks from the past. yes, today it's Sunday. We generally don't broadcast on Sundays, but we have a lot of cooler requests. Most of them are from Coreus.discord but we have some of my requests yeah my favorite songs let's start with Coreus fine little list it starts with a warm-up and well how do we do that best we start with format and eternity
DJ Daemon speaks.
ericade.radio – DJ Daemon has just entered the studio and is ready to tell you like it is
DJ Daemon speaks.
ericade.radio – Time for another episode of Flashback – Tracks from the past
DJ Daemon speaks.
4-mat – Eternity
DJ Daemon speaks.
Solaris is great choice for a warm up song. It's of course Format. British artist Format. And Eternity is the name of the song. Going on with Swedish. Ostit skit. That means like cheesy crap. I'm trying to omit some worse words here because you know we have to be family friendly or something. Solaris is the artist.
Solaris – Ostigt skit
DJ Daemon speaks.
Sweden we go to Norway and Spaceballs legendary demo group this time it's Winnie of Spaceballs his real name is Paul Granum and the song is called Spasmic Spasmo Sperms and comes from the demo called Spasmo Lyric
Vinnie of Spaceballs – Spasmic spasmo sperms
ericade.radio – Here is a brand new tune on the station
DJ Daemon speaks.
Yes, absolutely. It's Jason Page. And the song would have been called First, but I couldn't find it really. It's a pretty bad name of a song to search for. Get a lot of hits from Google, I can tell you that much. So we have to settle for something else. It's called Snow Christmas. Really magic thing. So, yeah, I hope that's enough.
Jason Page – Snow Xmas
DJ Daemon speaks.
According to my information this tune is from a game that's called Putty Squad. Don't know anything about the game, but we are going on with Cro-Mag and Ulysses.
Chromag – Ullyses
DJ Daemon speaks.
We are half way through the warm up list. And that was Cro-Mag as I said. His real name is Tim Albers and he is from Germany. From Germany we go to Finland and it's Hyperspace from the demo Star Control. The name of the artist? Rico Notajarvi.
Riku Nuottajarvi – Hyperspace (From star control)
DJ Daemon speaks.
It's possible I got a bit creative there. We're not half way through the warm up list. We are actually... We're past it now. This is the last one before we're ready for the real request list. This is CRD and Chordion Remix.
CRD – Chordian remix
DJ Daemon speaks.
absolutely love this one. Very good list so far. I must say our listeners have a great taste. But maybe that's because you're staying on the station and enjoying what we're playing generally. Okay. So time to go to the real list. The three songs that Choreos wanted to hear. And first out of those is Elvud with Sweet Dreams. No connection to Eurythmics.
Elwood – Sweet dreams
DJ Daemon speaks.
Yes, this is my station, it's my rules. Now Chris wanted to hear Orb and Musiklinjen. And I say we'll comply, but we'll not play the original. This is Orb and the remix.
Orb – Musiklinjen remix
DJ Daemon speaks.
That's a mix of Swedish and English whatever. Yes eight minutes, supposed to five minutes for the original. lost out from his list that would be Jester of sanity and a magnificent Elysium.
Jester of Sanity – Elysium
DJ Daemon speaks.
That's the end of that list, but hey, we get half of the program, almost, ready to go. So here are some of my favorites, some of them you know about, but I have some surprises. But none of it right now. This is a pretty obvious one for anyone who knows me. It's Horace Wimp and him to Aurora.
Horace wimp – Hymn to aurora
DJ Daemon speaks.
Wonderful isn't that? Plenty. Aurora or Aurora Borealis, something Scandinavians know a lot about. I have never seen it, alas. But we call it Norrgen here in Sweden. All right, what's the French word for Lamers? I think it's Très de la Tante. Anyway, it's Janis Brown.
Yannis Brown – Tres Dilettantes
DJ Daemon speaks.
It's a bit of a serious, maybe a bit epic of a song. Next one, well that's one of the curveballs coming in left field. And I'm gonna stop doing sports metaphors because I don't know anything about sports. But I do know about Muppets. And this is a Commodore 64 tune from a demo you should know.
Mahna Mahna – Subway Art pt 2
DJ Daemon speaks.
from a fantastic demo released originally for Fondata 2021 this summer and it featured a train, a subway train with the characters from the Muppet Show painted, spray painted on. Really great. Going on with another one. It's the second coming of the Goblin. Skaven 252 and the Goblin returns. Full of mischief.
Skaven252 – The Goblin Returns
DJ Daemon speaks.
And that little... I can't say that. This is a G-rated show. Anyway, he always seems to get away. That little... Okay, okay, I can stop. Need to think about the heart rate. Going on with Oktome and Flimbo's Quest Medley. Magic game! I have never played it, but I love the tunes and it seems to be cool.
Uctumi – Flimbo's Quest Medley
DJ Daemon speaks.
out of time I'm afraid but we have some tunes tracks whatever you want to call it left to play and next up that would be if you don't know what's coming here you have not been on this station very long my wolf 2 or Pegiator of crisis
Arpegiator of Chryseis – My wolf 2
DJ Daemon speaks.
This is DJ Daemon and I'm leaving the studio.special edition of Flashback, tracks from the past, because I felt like it. Leaving you is... ...farage. And Bones and Guns is a take of Jack Jazz Rabbit, but it's not from the game, just the same feeling and okay he nicked the instruments as well. But I'm not telling.
Firage – Buns and Guns
Going back to the normal station in a few moments. So you can still listen. This podcast will be out for your perusal that's listening. In this case it means listening in a few hours.
ericade.radio – With Swedish host and Retro-geek-quite-ordinaire Daemon behind the mike
DJ Daemon speaks.
Equipment
Microphone: Neumann U87
Mike-Processor: Unified Audio, "Tube warmth configuration"
Station-processor: Bypass
Target LUFS: -14
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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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