Song profile for The Edison 2021 Live Broadcast hour 3
We broadcast live from Edison Party 2021. DJ Daemon was on location in the old barn at Eggeby gård. This is hour three.
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Edison Party 2021. It ran during the weekend starting on the 9th of July. And we are going back to hour 3 of the live broadcast we made that Friday. The time is about half past six Swedish time in the evening.
I got some good news for you. Yes, really. But first I wanna say this was Shadows and before it, as I said, Tears of Christmas. I spoke with one of the managers here. And first off, we gonna get an interview with one of the guys here. I think it's gonna be Weyland.But we'll see. But I can't really disturb them right now as they are super busy. But they are behind schedule, which is standard for events like this. I can tell you that much. If you listen to the podcasts I made from Demo Park is that's a very consistent theme there, like okay, technical problems, not on time and things. Yeah, but they're working hard here. And also I walked around here and can sayThere isn't like just five people. There's a lot of people outside here eating hamburgers and stuff. So I would say it's about thirty peopons p forty people around, yeah. And I think the maximum limit here is fifty. So not so bad actually.
Okay, sorry, sorry. My bad, I was using the wrong headphones. I have one that is on delay and one that is here and now, so I was kinda sorry. No more excuses. That was Tin Tin on the moon. I'm sorry I played this one actually a few hours ago and I must stop saying I'm sorry because I'm not reallywe are going on with a favorite, another really good one, Travolta and Supernatural. And Travolta is a Norwegian artist, if I remember correctly. He's most famous for his participation in the state of the art demo with a song condom Corruption, but that's not what we're playing right now.
You are listening to the Ericade Radio Network. Good evening. Here is another hour of tracked music.
Alright, and now I'm not entirely sure what's going on here. geez, I'm sorry. Again. let's play some more music. It's almost empty in here and yeah.
This is the very legendary Obarsky Megamix. And it's called a megamix because it's all the things that he wrote. Kashtan Obarsky, by the way, if you didn't know. And if you're into tracked music or at least you like it, you should know that he is the granddaddy of it all. Yes, definitely. You see.Track music comes from Soundtracker, a software called the Ultimate Soundtracker, created by Mr. Obarski. It was not much of a success, but it spawned a number of imitations that were far more successful. The latest one is of course Fast Tracker, and the more modern music is done with Impulse Tracker, Fast Tracker, Scream Tracker, as they are better when it comes to the hardware support, and the Foss can do more channels and better.There are instruments basically.
Hmm. And we are going on with Kingdom Miss Guys and Jace. Keep listening and remember we will give you an interview with the arrang arrangers here, the people that arranged Hellfing. Later.
Kingdom Skies Jace. And we are going on with some more music, but I have a question I really need answered. I look around here and I can see a lot of computers, mostly. almost entirely laptops, actually. And I wonder where are the retro computers? I see exactly one Amiga. It's an Amiga 600 and it's mine. But no one else seems to have brought an Atari, an Amiga.Some weird PC contraption from the early nineties or whatever. I'm kinda missing out here.
The Ericade Radio Network with DJ Daemon live right here, right now.
Alright, now we're going on with Alistair Brimble and the Amiga never dies because you know the Amiga will never die. Not as long as one guy here, that's me, have one in in in this building.
Got it.
Damiga never dies, as I said, that's that's Rimble. Okay, spoke with some of the managers here a few minutes ago and it seems like the internet here is down. we have no functioning internet connection connection except the one you're listening to right now. The radio station, because I brought my own connection, is still working, but I don't have capacity to stream video. So that's a bit of a problem.But we're working on on it or maybe they're working on it. So yeah, that's kinda the situation right now. The whole big hall here is totally empty with Weyland and some other guys walking around here in their pirate hats. Yes, it's not a cowboy hat, it's a hat that they have kinda stitched up so they look like this class classic buccaneer hat. I think that's a really nice attention to detail.Well, we are going on with some more Doctor Awesome here. Himalayan Summit High Top. The new revive version even.
And that was Himalayan Summit. So I spoke around a little bit here. What's going on really? And it seems like the wireless network here broke down. It's not the connection to the internet, so to speak. But without a functioning wireless, yeah well nothing r really goes on here. And they have so much other stuff to prioritize here, so it'sYeah, well nothing is being done to fix it right now, but definitely they're working on it. And I spoke to one of the managers again and they say like they only have eight people managing this, and it's only like well, no more than fifty people at all in in the whole in the whole barn so to speak. So you can't really expect things to go super smooth, but so far it hasn't been super bad. It's like all the parties as I said earlier are kinda like that.This right now. We are not really used to this streaming due to Corona thing, so there's that I guess.
Mac 5. I thought it was time for a ship tune or two. So yeah, I started this way. So what's happening now is that people are getting settled in now. Most people are still running around, not much going on here, really. It's a bit of a no-show, so to speak. But things are coming up here. You can see people are working hard here in the background to get stuff up and running.It's the same slideshow with some kinda raccoon with a screen for face and some information about scene set and yeah, you know, the usual stuff on the demo park is here. And the guy in front of me is still working with his Fast Tracker tune.
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You can hear the heavy music in the background here. Yeah, I think something is about to happen now. I don't know really. I can see the people up there t Way Wayland and company is standing on stage here, but the light is powered down, so I guess yeah yeah. Just stand by in a few minutes we'll see something going on here.And for you on the radio here, stay put. I'm giving you some seriously good dance music. It's Friday, so we must.
The speakers here I can tell you that much. Alright, we're going on with a white tiger in a picture of her. But first I want to tell you that yeah, no. Something happened here. Yes stand by
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Edison party is most likely the first Swedish demo party in 2021 that was on location and accepted participants. It started on the 8th of July 2021 and run until Sunday the 10th. Ericade.radio were there, broadcasting live.
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