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From Finland, to… Argentina. It was time for Flashparty 2021 coming to your sofa from Buenes Airos. In this episode you get 14 streamed contestants and 4 tracked tunes in two compos than ran on that demo party.Note: I've cut some of the songs down, due to not fitting the station and podcast format.


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52. Flashpoint Argentina

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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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AboutFrom Finland, to… Argentina. It was time for Flashparty 2021 coming to your sofa from Buenes Airos. In this episode you get 14 streamed contestants and 4 tracked tunes in two compos than ran on that demo party.Note: I've cut some of the songs down, due to not fitting the station and podcast format.
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This was a big production and took a really long time to get done.Colophon:The flashpoint is the temperature at which a chemical compound self-ignites. It's a play on the idea that something catches fire as in "this show is totally on fire". And it was, super great demoparty.

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ericade.radio – Time for another episode of Flashback – Tracks from the past

DJ Daemon If you like demo parties, it's a great time to be into retro computing, music and art history. This time it's Latin America checking in. Flash Party 2021 was held in Buenos Aires in Argentina. It was held on the 3rd to the 5th of September 2021. So today,It's a top list with 14 stream tunes and then 4 old school ones. Place 14 is Fren and Fired Friends with 66 points.

DJ Daemon speaks: If you like demo parties, it's a great time to be into retro computing, music and artistery. This time it's Latin America checking in! Flashparty 2021 was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was held on the 3rd to the 5th of September 2021. So today, it's a top list with 14…

Eren – 14 – Fired Friends

DJ Daemon speaks: That was soft and smooth, and we move onto position 13 with Ray N. and Minus getting 83 points. This one join retro sounds and experimental vibes with a brutal bone cracking bass.

DJ Daemon That was soft and smooth. And we move on to position 13 with Ray-N and Minus. It gets 83 points. This one joins retro sounds and experimental vibes with a brutal bone cracking bass.

Ray N. – 13 – Minus

DJ Daemon speaks: Place 12 and Kamson or Ind gives us “Dreams we lost”. It is a tune getting lost here in the backside of the chart with 85 points. But it's dreamy, airy and a soft.

DJ Daemon Place 12 and Kamsam of Ind gives us Dreams We Lost. It's a tune getting lost here in the backside of the chart with 85 points, but it's dreamy, airy and soft.

Kamson – 12 – Dreams We Lost

DJ Daemon speaks: Left behind at place 11, “Qué hacé loco” by Fer is not really up to the task of impressing the voters. And maybe, it's because there's almost no song there. After my unfortunate encounter with the tire pumping Fins last week, I could need a break.

DJ Daemon Left behind at 11th place is Kehase Loko by Fur and it's not really up to the task of impressing the voters and maybe it's because it's almost no song there. After my unfortunate encounter with a tire pumping finn's last week I could really need a break.

Fer (Alto Speech) – 11 – Qué hacé Loco

DJ Daemon speaks: I cut that short, as I want you to continue to listen. There's nothing to that tune anyway. Place 10 has Javier Bilatz and Pista 98955. It gets 91 point and me wondering if I need to cut that one down as well.

DJ Daemon I cut that short as I want you to continue to listen to the podcast. There is nothing to that tune anyway. Place 10 has Javier Bilet and Pista 98-955. It gets 91 points and me wondering if I need to cut that one short as well.

Javier Bilatz – 10 – Pista 98995

DJ Daemon speaks: Ok, I put a kibosh on that one. Next up, let's try music instead. Place 9 has another more ethereal tune called Electron by LIV. 103 points awarded.

DJ Daemon Yes, actually I do. I put a kajbox on that one. This is the kind of music they used to play on Swedish program 2 and led people to demand that the station was disbanded. It was not. Next up, let's try music instead. Place 9 has another more ethereal tune called Electrum by Liv.It starts slowly and then picks up speed, 103 points awarded.

LIV – 09 – Electron

DJ Daemon speaks: Let's try some vocals that I cannot understand and that gives me some weird 90s vibes. Interesting. The name is De Comienzos and it's by Checo. Place 8 and 105 points.

DJ Daemon Really sweet. Let's try some vocals that I cannot understand and it gives me some weird 90s vibes. That is the music, not the vocals. Interesting, the name is The Comienzos and it's by Checo. Place 8 and 105 points.

Checo – 08 – De Comienzos

DJ Daemon speaks: This one, Transistor Dance by Rytone belongs on the dance floor. 106 points and seventh place, get ready to cut a rug!

DJ Daemon This party comes with some soft and sweet tunes. But if you wanna dance, sure go ahead. This one, Transistor Dance by Rytune, belongs on the dance floor. 106 points and seventh place. Get ready to cut a rug.

Rytone – 07 – Transistor Dance

DJ Daemon speaks: Did I just use 50s slang? Yes. I'm old (not that old). Now let's spin Djames on the old vinyl player. Yes, I'm old (really that old) and the tune is called “It's not synthwave”.

DJ Daemon Did I just use 50's slang? Yes, I'm old. Not that old. Now let's spin D. James on the old vinyl player. Yes, I'm old. Really that old. And the tune is called It's Not a Synthwave. Sure, let's say that and give James 107 points and place 6.

DJames – 06 – It's Not A SynthwaveFlashpoint Argentina – Flashback, tracks from the past #51

DJ Daemon speaks: Time to slow down. Sure, why not. Uctumi grabs place 5 and 115 points with “Lost in the bitstorm”.

DJ Daemon Time to slow down. Sure, why not? Oktome grabs place 5 and 115 points with Lost in the Bitstorm. Sims are the staple of the demo scene. Let's just say that this one is sweet.

Uctumi – 05 – Lost in the bitstorm (party version)

DJ Daemon speaks: We have almost reached the medal position. But we must pass fourth place and listen to Reivens Tesseract. 120 points.

DJ Daemon We have almost reached the medal position, but first we must pause, fourth place and listen to Raven's Tesseract. 120 points and a tune that could have been a backdrop to a really interesting movie. Are the samples from the Twilight Zone by the way? I'm not sure.

Reiven – 04 – Tesseract

DJ Daemon speaks: Just reached bronze position and it's Cransky telling us not to @ him. The song is called just “Don't @ me”. Not sure what that is, but we're not doing stuff like that on this station anyway. It's probably illegal or so. Place 3 and 124 points.

DJ Daemon Just reached bronze position and it's Kransky telling us not to at him. The song is called Just Don't At Me. Not sure what that is, but we're not doing stuff like that on this station anyway. It's probably illegal or so. Place free and 124 points.

Cranksy – 03 – Don't @ Me

DJ Daemon speaks: Let's put the radio in the dishwasher and let it rave loose with “Dishwash Rave” by Zlew.

DJ Daemon Let's put the radio in the dishwasher and let it rave loose with a dishwasher rave. By slew, the silver comes out shining afterwards. Hey, watch this. Watch this.

Zlew – 02 – Dishwash Rave

DJ Daemon speaks: Winner! And it's Los Pat Moritas and Wini Wini, Bom Bom Bom. 149 points ensuring epic victory.

DJ Daemon Winner! And it's Lass Pat Moritas and Winnie Winnie Winnie. The song is called Boom Boom Boom. 149 points ensuring epic victory. The song even has a text that I will link to in the description. Konga Rats are in order. Well done!

Los Pat Moritas & Wini Wini – 01 – Bom Bom Bom

DJ Daemon speaks: Let's kick it into high gear and switch to the old school music compo with four contestants and Yaya Cross getting the fourth position with 133 point and the tune is called “Final x Journey”.

DJ Daemon Let's kick it into high gear and switch to the old school music combo with 4 contestants and Yaja Cross getting the 4th position with 133 points and the tune is called Final X Journey.

Yaya Cross – T04 – Final x Journey

DJ Daemon speaks: Now we're chip-tuning it up! Third place goes to Djames who is back with Storm Chaser. It gets 145 points.

DJ Daemon Ship tuning it up. Third place goes to Dee James who is back with Storm Chaser. Heavy pumping music fit for a really cool game and it gets 145 points.

DJames – T03 – Storm Chaser

DJ Daemon speaks: Second place and silver then I guess. It's Kamson lowering the tempo a bit with Playa Paraiso. 163 points.

DJ Daemon Second place and silver I guess. It's Kampson lowering the tempo a bit with Playa Paraiso. 163 points approve this one.

Kamson – T02 – Playa Paraiso

DJ Daemon speaks: Another winner. It's called “Microcosmos” by “Utsuho” and hits bulls' eye with 166 points.

DJ Daemon really nice. Another winner then. This one runs on a Gameboy or in my case an emulator. They kindly enclosed. Awesome. It's called Microcosmos by Utsuho and hits bullseye with 166 points.

Utsuho – T01 – Microcosmos

DJ Daemon speaks: Thanks to the Flashparty 2021 orgas and remember that it's 21 years since the world changed today. Maybe time to think of all we lost along the way. Thanks for listening.

DJ Daemon And we are at the end of this show, this podcast if you want to. Big thanks to the Orgas of Flashparty 2021. Sounds a bit like Shadow Party because we have that as well, but that's France by the way. So we are leaving this, well, broadcast in a few minutes. But until then, remember today is the 11th of September 2021. It's exactly on the day20 years since the world changed in a way. Maybe sit down a while and think a little bit about the time it has been and those lost along the way. This is DJ Daemon thanking you for listening and leading you into the good night.

Kevin Chow – The Epic

DJ Daemon speaks: Noting that we've been on the air for one year. We started on 2020-09-13.

DJ Daemon Kevin Chao the epic in two days from now. It will be Monday and it's gonna be a special Monday. It's gonna be exactly on the day one year since the station the Ericade radio network started for the second time. Thank you for listening. We are going on with the last song Moby Rainy Night.

Moby – RainyNight

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00:00 ericade.radio – Time for another episode of Flashback – Tracks from the past
00:07 DJ Daemon speaks: If you like demo parties, it's a great time to be into retro computing, music and artistery. This time it's Latin America checking in! Flashparty 2021 was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was held on the 3rd to the 5th of September 2021. So today, it's a top list with 14 streamed tunes and then 4 old school. Place 14 is Fren and Fired friends with 66 points.

00:42 Eren – 14 – Fired Friends
02:25 DJ Daemon speaks: That was soft and smooth, and we move onto position 13 with Ray N. and Minus getting 83 points. This one join retro sounds and experimental vibes with a brutal bone cracking bass.

02:43 Ray N. – 13 – Minus
03:43 DJ Daemon speaks: Place 12 and Kamson or Ind gives us “Dreams we lost”. It is a tune getting lost here in the backside of the chart with 85 points. But it's dreamy, airy and a soft.

03:58 Kamson – 12 – Dreams We Lost
07:12 DJ Daemon speaks: Left behind at place 11, “Qué hacé loco” by Fer is not really up to the task of impressing the voters. And maybe, it's because there's almost no song there. After my unfortunate encounter with the tire pumping Fins last week, I could need a break.

07:34 Fer (Alto Speech) – 11 – Qué hacé Loco
07:53 DJ Daemon speaks: I cut that short, as I want you to continue to listen. There's nothing to that tune anyway. Place 10 has Javier Bilatz and Pista 98955. It gets 91 point and me wondering if I need to cut that one down as well.

08:14 Javier Bilatz – 10 – Pista 98995
08:18 DJ Daemon speaks: Ok, I put a kibosh on that one. Next up, let's try music instead. Place 9 has another more ethereal tune called Electron by LIV. 103 points awarded.

08:48 LIV – 09 – Electron
11:11 DJ Daemon speaks: Let's try some vocals that I cannot understand and that gives me some weird 90s vibes. Interesting. The name is De Comienzos and it's by Checo. Place 8 and 105 points.

11:30 Checo – 08 – De Comienzos
14:37 DJ Daemon speaks: This one, Transistor Dance by Rytone belongs on the dance floor. 106 points and seventh place, get ready to cut a rug!

14:57 Rytone – 07 – Transistor Dance
17:48 DJ Daemon speaks: Did I just use 50s slang? Yes. I'm old (not that old). Now let's spin Djames on the old vinyl player. Yes, I'm old (really that old) and the tune is called “It's not synthwave”.

18:12 DJames – 06 – It's Not A Synthwave
Flashpoint Argentina – Flashback, tracks from the past #51

20:34 DJ Daemon speaks: Time to slow down. Sure, why not. Uctumi grabs place 5 and 115 points with “Lost in the bitstorm”.

20:52 Uctumi – 05 – Lost in the bitstorm (party version)
24:04 DJ Daemon speaks: We have almost reached the medal position. But we must pass fourth place and listen to Reivens Tesseract. 120 points.

24:27 Reiven – 04 – Tesseract
29:28 DJ Daemon speaks: Just reached bronze position and it's Cransky telling us not to @ him. The song is called just “Don't @ me”. Not sure what that is, but we're not doing stuff like that on this station anyway. It's probably illegal or so. Place 3 and 124 points.

29:49 Cranksy – 03 – Don't @ Me
32:55 DJ Daemon speaks: Let's put the radio in the dishwasher and let it rave loose with “Dishwash Rave” by Zlew.

33:07 Zlew – 02 – Dishwash Rave
35:35 DJ Daemon speaks: Winner! And it's Los Pat Moritas and Wini Wini, Bom Bom Bom. 149 points ensuring epic victory.

35:57 Los Pat Moritas & Wini Wini – 01 – Bom Bom Bom
39:35 DJ Daemon speaks: Let's kick it into high gear and switch to the old school music compo with four contestants and Yaya Cross getting the fourth position with 133 point and the tune is called “Final x Journey”.

39:51 Yaya Cross – T04 – Final x Journey
42:45 DJ Daemon speaks: Now we're chip-tuning it up! Third place goes to Djames who is back with Storm Chaser. It gets 145 points.

43:00 DJames – T03 – Storm Chaser
45:36 DJ Daemon speaks: Second place and silver then I guess. It's Kamson lowering the tempo a bit with Playa Paraiso. 163 points.

45:48 Kamson – T02 – Playa Paraiso
48:53 DJ Daemon speaks: Another winner. It's called “Microcosmos” by “Utsuho” and hits bulls' eye with 166 points.

49:14 Utsuho – T01 – Microcosmos
51:04 DJ Daemon speaks: Thanks to the Flashparty 2021 orgas and remember that it's 21 years since the world changed today. Maybe time to think of all we lost along the way. Thanks for listening.

51:48 Kevin Chow – The Epic
56:41 DJ Daemon speaks: Noting that we've been on the air for one year. We started on 2020-09-13.

57:03 Moby – RainyNight

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