Podcast episode profile for 23. After eight
This time, we play a list of selected tunes rated 8 / 10 on the Amiga Modules Archive. DJ Daemon speaks about games such as Silent Service and Utopia. Mentions how he impressed his brother with an Actiion Replay II on the Amiga and notes that the demo scene in Sweden is still not up to much right now… Darn this Covid19.
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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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Amiga Flashback – show intro
You are listening to the Ericade Radio Network. Time for another episode of Amiga Flashback, the show that takes you back to the 80s and 90s. It's Saturday and time for another episode. This one we simply call One Thing and One Thing Alone. After Eight. Yeah, you know that chocolate that's tasty. And the reason? Yeah, you know all the songs here are graded 8 out of 10 on the Amiga mod archive, handpicked by yours truly.
DJ Daemon introduces the show. 24s
Xtd – ## in a blaze ##
DJ Daemon gives you hope of getting more of Allister Brimble on the station. 32s
XTD in a blaze. Quite a strong intro here on Amiga Flashback. So I have no time today to give you the cool stories. We are going to resume that next week and we're also gonna give you Alistair Brimble and his best tunes in an upcoming episode. So good stuff will come to those who wait. But now more music.
Anders Dator – Wheels
DJ Daemon explains how he “hacked” Utopia with an Action Replay-card on the Amiga. 94s
Is something broken here? No, actually that's how it ends. Anders dator wheels. So yeah, do you know anything about an Amiga Action Replay cartridge? Yeah, I do, because I own one of them. It was a little thing you plugged into the side door of the Amiga 500. And if you pushed the button, it would freeze the computer and drop you right into the memory.You could actually edit the whole thing. You could rip pictures out of games. You could actually find modules. Many computer games actually had music made in the soundtrack or noise tracker module format. So you can just pick them out there, even if the game didn't allow you to. And you could cheat. You could enter different values into, well, the dreads to make your heroes immortal or give, you know, hit points and stuff.But my brother was super thrilled about when I got into a computer game called Utopia, an Amiga game that kind of plays like Civilization in space. And I actually started putting his name into all the alerts. So if something bad happened, it would raise a Philip alert. That's the name of my brother. And he thought I was some kind of God that could do stuff like that. He did not understand how it worked.Today he's a programmer in his own right and probably laughs at it as he should.
Antonio Scialdone – Hearts
DJ Daemon praises Chris Huelsbeck and remembers when his brother performed a Turrican II orchestral maneuver. 93s
Alright, I will try to get this right. Antonio Skeldon with hearts. So my favorite artist when it comes to Amiga music, that has to be Chris Julesbeck. He is the man behind the legendary music for the Turicum series of games.and best of that all has to be Turrican 2 and intro music, to die for. As you probably know, he has given out two, he has released two albums that are orchestral versions of the music for both Turrican 1 and 2 and those are great, I have them on vinyl so they sound fantastic and my brother is kinda into this as well because he was actually himselfpart of an ensemble that created the Turrican 2 reenactment if you want to. Not the game, the music. So he actually took me and the rest of the family out just to see this fantastic thing. It was a few years ago and it sounded awesome. I was sitting there just... jeez, it's fantastic. I can't play his music there, but if you want to hear really great Amiga music, as best as it can be...Just go to YouTube and search for Turrican 2 intro. You will not be disappointed. I promise you, if you like Amiga music, that is the pinnacle.
cRim of LemonRide – 0rigin
DJ Daemon wonders what a “LemonRide” is and decides not wanting to know. 25s
Lemon Ride with Origin. So, I wonder what the Lemon Ride is. I hope that's not nothing bad. It seems like I don't want to do that. Well, we're going on with Cyclone with Alma Guest.
Cyclone – Almagest
DJ Daemon describes the dire situation of the Swedish demo scene due to Corona. 104s
bad news when it comes to the Amiga scene. That's that the demo parties of 2021 are still far away. The next one we're going to see is actually in July 2021. That's ACGG Amiga Sommarhack 2021 in a little Swedish city called Skudskär. So they expect to be able to go there physically. We can hope that the corona, the COVID-19 is gone by then.After that we have Sommarhak 2021 and it's online only so they are not as positive as the previous ones. And then of course we have Edison 2021 and it's up here in Stockholm by Egerbygård which is close to Tänst if I remember correctly. The bad news with that is that well it's also in July so it's gonna take a while before you can go there but they are...optimistic of being able to have a physical meeting. Now we don't know of course if this thing drags on then well we might have to enjoy that online as well. And then we have GUBDATA 2021, the old man's choice so to speak. It's online only and that's July as well.And the final one we know about is Fondata Summer 2021 by this legendary by this time sysop called Björn and his friends. It will be in Visby Gotland and I don't know if that's going to be online or not. It seems to be it's a physical one. It doesn't say anything else. So that's that's what that is. Well, nothing counts to those who can't afford to wait.
Delorean – 0.1101.0100.1
DJ Daemon names YouTubers like Tecmoan, Eight bit guy, LGR, Perifractic, Ms Mad Lemon and Jan Beta. 90s
DeLorean and the the tune is called something like 0 1 1 Whatever look you can check the notes It's a number of binaries at least anyway So if you like YouTube and retro stuff you have a lot of things to watch I mean there's people like Tecmoan of course you have him with retro audio hardware we have 8-bit guywith his C64 and general Nintendo whatever 8-bit stuff he has been able to scrounge up and that's a whole lot of things there. We have LGR and that's Clint Bainsendure who actually just reviews his old PCs and stuff. Some Amigas every now and then as well.But if we're looking at like pure Amiga retro people, that would be like Perifractic and his wife. We also have Miss Mad Lemon and they're mostly about Amiga. They might actually throw in a C64 every now and then. And we have this guy called Jan Betta. He speaks very funny, but he is super into the electronics of C64 Amigas and...different retro computers. So yeah, there's a lot of things to see on YouTube if you're into the retro thing, which I guess you are. Otherwise, why are you here?
Dj FlipSide – The Skies Above
DJ Daemon mentions two DJs. 20s
Soft music by DJ Flipside and Disguise Above. Another DJ coming right up here. DJ Jam or Djam or whatever it's called. R U X revisited.
Djamm – r-u-exp revisited
DJ Daemon complains about Prince of Persia (“It has not aged well”) 118s
Some stuff has not aged well. A few weeks ago I told a friend of mine about Prince of Persia, a series of games that had the first game actually released for the Amiga. And I told him about the fantastic, lush backgrounds and the animations that were... splendid! You see...The guy you're running as has an animation scheme that has been grabbed from a real video and then very truthfully transferred into the sprite so the giant man runs very very fluidly and when he turns direction he kind of swings around and exactly how a real person would do and then I showed the game form to him. At the first frame you can see while the animations were as good as I remember it the backwere not lush. were sparse to say the worst. That was just the way I remember them. It was the same, you know, portal arcs, what do you call it, time and time again, and some really bad Arabic kind of style ornaments. And that's only thing that was. And when you came up in the castle, it was not much better. And every enemy you ever met looked pretty much the same.well animated but super simple and the sultan himself, your enemy, the guy who has forced your future wife to marry him well he is just another guard so when you just run into the room and find your future wife then it's like what did they just kill the sultan that was just a normal guard yeah sorry to say some things are better left alone forgotten in the dungeonwhere they now reside.
Don-cato of Talent – (.give me a light.)
DJ Daemon aces Silent Service, then runs aground. 55s
shadow of talent, give me a light. Okay, I don't have any matches, but sure, I can probably find some big thing going on there and yeah, light your cigarette or whatever you want. When I was a kid, my Commodore 64 was always on. As soon as I came home, I popped in my disc.of Silent Service, that U-boat submarine game where you simply tried to take down carriers and destroyers of the Japanese Empire. And I was super talented on it. I could pretty much take down pretty much anything they throw at me. Many years later in modern times, I actually fired it up again. And the first thing I did was run aground. Ouch.
Felix Lindgren – Firebreathing Giant
DJ Daemon mentions the songs. 76s
What a nice little song, it's Felix Lindgren and the fire breathing giant going on with frozen yellow light and immortalized time.
Frozen Yellow Light – Immortalized Time
DJ Daemon loves intro tune from the Untouchables. 64s
I don't know if you have seen this Untouchables movie that was popular in the 80s. It was a good one if you ask me. There was a game released by Ocean also called Untouchables and I think it was pretty mediocre but okay it was playable, a bit fun but it was the first computer game I ever saw on the Amiga before I actually got my own Amiga and my friend was just letting the gamebe on the start screen because the music was super captivating and that was an earworm that I still have stuck in my head. It's like wow, I mean the in-game music wasn't very good. It was some classic 1920s songs and stuff. I like that kind of music, but they were not well done.But the intro my god that that was something special specific So I mean go to YouTube and search for untouchables and just listen to the intro music. It is a magnificent sound.
maf – Nocilis
DJ Daemon hints you about some upcoming episodes of Amiga Flashback. 47s
Naucillus by Math. Yep, math is hard. No, I don't know. Anyway, a bit of a repetition for everyone who has listened on the station, but I think I should say this. You know, we have a number of Amiga flashback episodes coming up and here's some of the suggestions we have. Stuff that's gonna be made into real episodes one day. Well, in no specific order. Obscure Amiga games, the ones you never heard of.games only available on the Amiga, the interesting game villains and Amiga computer viruses. Yep, it's gonna be good.
Oona of Liquid Dreams – Paradise rain (heavenly house mix)
DJ Daemon thanks your for listening and exits stage left. 44s
rain that was Una of liquid dreams and I will send you back to your dreams because this Amiga flashback is now well closing up here this has been DJ Daemon keeping you company for this whole hour and you can find this podcast by searching for Amiga flashback or the Ericade radio network podcastand you shall find another episode or five. So thanks for listening and remember we are also on Discord so yeah that's our chat back channel if you want to.
Resonatix Ingrine and Dimension – SawDust Trail
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Started in december 2020, Amiga Flashback was the first name of "Flashback, tracks from the past". It features nice midnight DJ banter from DJ Daemon, interviews, discussions about retro-stuff and lots of tracked music. Most of it is Amiga tracked tunes. In May 2021, it was renamed and started allowing all kinds of tracked tunes instead of mostly Amiga ones.
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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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