Podcast episode profile for 18. From the desk of miscellaneousity
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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 once a 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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18. From the desk of miscellaneousity
Flashback, tracks from the past
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- 00:00 Jingle – Top of the hour – Good evening
- 00:05 DJ Daemon introduces the show.
- 00:24 Amiga – Under The Sea
- 03:11 DJ Daemon speaks about what’s coming up.
- 04:04 Yannis – Tres Dilettantes
- 06:21 DJ Daemon speaks about how the demo scene could make you quite the influencer.
- 08:27 Amiga – Good Night Groove
- 10:27 DJ Daemon speaks.
- 11:57 Vibe – You can do it better
- 14:33 DJ Daemon speaks.
- 15:06 Vision from paradise
- 18:20 DJ Daemon speaks.
- 20:08 Vonrays – Prestige cracktro
- 22:06 DJ Daemon speaks.
- 22:48 Sound blaist of das – Silly funk
- 26:48 DJ Daemon speaks.
- 27:56 Willbe – Mrs latina dancing
- 31:22 DJ Daemon speaks about Moonstone.
- 33:02 l.i.z.a.r.d.k.i.n.g – World of fantasy
- 35:34 DJ Daemon speaks about copyright strikes.
- 36:16 4mat – Chart track (world of love)
- 38:33 DJ Daemon speaks about Valentines day.
- 39:02 Zuo – Wrzesniowy Wieczor
- 42:05 DJ Daemon tries to pronounce the previous song.
- 42:40 Xerion – Just another sunday daydream
- 46:48 DJ Daemon speaks about ice cream (Sundae, rather than Sunday) and demo parties in Sweden 20.
- 47:45 Xerxes – .melodien
- 53:17 DJ Daemon speaks about the song.
- 53:58 Xyce – Nos petites femmes
- 56:43 DJ Daemon speaks about taking a stab at the saying the title of the song and of course fails.
- 57:12 Yannis Brown – Blubbiest Places
- 59:38 Wotw of essence – intro number 79
🎤 Production Notes
Colophon:It's another take on the "From the desk of (name of person of authority)" and the word miscellaneous. It's just me trying to meet a deadline with no time to spare for story telling.
📝 Transcript
You are listening to the Ericade Radio Network. Good evening and welcome to another hour of Amiga Retro music. Good news everyone. Amiga Flashback has now reached the legal drinking age. This is episode number 18. And today we're doing more miscellaneous whatever.
Today I will be talking a bit about influencers back in the day, before the internet that is. And on the Amiga and Atari days you could influence a lot of people not by selling make-up on some kind of weird channel. No, you actually had to earn your reputation in the demo scene.I'm also gonna update you on the abruptly ending songs problem and what's up with that and some information about how the Arikade radio network is doing.
Dress dilettantes. Okay, it probably traded dilettantes or something. My French is not up to scratch. That is, can't speak a word, okay? But dilettante means an amateur, a charlatan, a cheater, a non-professional. In short, a dilettante is what we used to call a lamer. And as you know, the demo scene, or the scene for short, that's where you built your renown, and that's where you lost it. And if you were good,you became what today would be called an influencer. I'm reading a book called Bad Fluence. It's written by Kjismin Wienberg and it's in Swedish, so if you don't read Swedish, I'm sorry, it's not a book for you, but it's about the power, the millions and all those half-truths in social medias. If you're an influencer, you could be bought by someone and not telling them.Did your your your viewers and your readers and your listeners about it? And that's what that book is about But as you probably understand the influencer of today was already present in the BBS scene the demo scene the computer scene and you have to build up your whole Catalog of whatever you could doand lamer as I said, that is kinda where that journey ended if you were no good. charlatans and posers were well, discovered pretty quickly and it was a tough environment because you really had no margins for errors if I may say so. But in a way I liked it that way because you either stayed out of it and could just enjoy what everyone else was createdor you had to actually know what you were doing.
Good Night Groove by Junior and Titanstar So let's talk about some good news, you probably heard about it Amiga Addict, the new Amiga newspaper is delivering The second issue is out now and you will have it in your mailbox if you ordered it I actually have number 1 and number 2 hereand they are great actually. It's a little bit back to the old days. Of course it's hard to be as good and cool as it once were. Maybe mainly because we remember it as much better than it was. mean the old Amiga newspapers, the magazines and stuff like that. The American and the British ones always had some kind of very cheesy humor which you kind of laughed at.and both Amiga Future and I would say actually Amiga Addict is trying to keep this thing alive. And for that I thank you. Google for Amiga Addict and get your own issues today.
lesser vibes that's the artist and you can do it better okay I'm actually reading the proper notes about what the songs are called here because I found out it's quite easy as to load it in VLC so there you go enjoy all right a little bit more music and then some storiesErik Zalitis
from Paradise. Artist unknown. I'm sorry, that's all she wrote. So let's talk about the situation with the abruptly ending songs. You know exactly why. So let's look into the solution. And it has been quite elusive. You see, this was very easy to fix with Winamp.And WinApp had a mod player or converter if you want to. And it had a feature where you could set how many loops that were allowed and then you could set a fade out. That would mean that it looped a number of times that you set and then nicely faded out. Hence no abrupt ending.But it turns out that module has been refixed into the new version of Winamp that's coming out. Yeah, this is now an open source kind of project, I think, or at least some kind of non-commercial one. I'm not sure if it's actually open source, but that version have removed those settings. You cannot set the loops and the fade out. So I said, hey, not a problem. I can still get Winamp 2, the old one from the early noughties.Turns out yes I can, it's working except it will not play mod files since it just plays the timer increments but you have no sound from it and I don't know why. So I'm looking into some kind of solution but I will fix it. Until then please accept the fact that sometimes the sound can be quite abrupt. And this message may be interu...
Prestige Cracktro from Von Race I just heard some cool news. If you like the Pro Tracker series of the, well, trackers, so to say, a new one is coming out now. It's a guy calling himself 8-bit Bubsy and he has released one for Mac and for Windows. Unknown if one will ever be released for Amiga from him at least, probably not, but it's a great thing.You might feel a bit constrained by the four channels, but still, that is a challenge, worthy of a master.
Silly funch. When you're into this retro thing, the illness as they call it, then you have to be a little bit weird to enjoy it. I know I am. However, you might feel that your amigas need sound, and of course they do, because they play so nice tunes.I have become a little bit of a scrounger here looking for loudspeakers. You know those multimedia speakers that everybody's throwing away. So I found like three or four very expensive ones that nobody really wants today in the garbage here in the recycling room in my house. So I now have a number of them. I connected a very nice Logitech one to the Amiga 3000. It's rocking it really.and found a small set of it for my Amiga 600 and yeah well, thanks for giving away your trash. Well, you know how they say it, one man's trash is another man's treasure.
will be Mrs. Latina Dancing. Yesterday a friend of mine showed me Moon Stone. Yeah, that's an old Amiga game. There's a PC clone of it as well, or what you could call it, version maybe. And it is one of the most bloody games I've ever seen. I mean literally bloody. You cut people and they bleed. Blood gushes out of wounds. And yeah, you can cut someone in half.with a broadsword, okay? So it's that kind of game. And you can challenge your friends as well. The old style, the way it used to be done before networking was a thing. You know, sitting in the same sofa with each, giving the controller to the next person and having two controllers and this way you can challenge the other player or some monsters. It's a very hard game and the guy on YouTube playing it,Failed against what I believe was the last boss some kind of wispy windy Lady Monster,
World of Fantasy and it's Lizard King which brings me no joy. I absolutely love his work but he has registered a lot of his tunes on with I don't know the recording industry or whatever which means I get copyright strikes for his stuff but I'm gonna take the challenge here. I hope I don't have to take this one down because well it's free to download on the mod archives so I don't really see how it would besome kind of copyright infringement and stuff. So let's hope the gods of copyright are merciful.
world of love. And talking about love, well in 14 days from now, or something like that, it's the 14th of February, Valentine's Day. And yet again I forgot to get a girlfriend. Well, I have other priorities right now. Well, playing music for an example and doing Amiga stuff.
The world from the high quality PC demo group presents a song which I cannot pronounce. I will try and you get to laugh at me. Yeah, I tried, I tried, I did.
Just another Sunday daydream with Aserion. Sounds like some kind of ice cream there, isn't it? Demo parties, bad news, not much going on. If I look at demoparty.net, I can only see free upcoming ones. And they start in July and June. Sorry to say, it's Fondata, summer 2021. Greats coming back. Sommerhack 2021, online only.and ACGG Amiga Sommerhack 2021. That's great. I don't know if the corona will be kinda a lesser problem or gone altogether. I hope it will because then we can meet in real life. Let's hope.
success with melody and I think that's German for the melody or something like that according to what I can see in the notes here from the song it's a German guy who wrote it great thing really going on there we're leaving this hour we're leaving this podcast in a few minutes we are going to end here if you're tuned to the station just keep listening and if you're listening to the podcast there are other episodes availablethis time I guess. This is DJ Demon thanking you for listening and of course we're going on with more music. What else can we do?
take a stab at speaking French again and I believe the French will take a stab back. Nos petits femmes. I believe that simply means those little women. Artists call sizey and we are leading you out into the good night with Janice Brown and the blubbiest of places.
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About the artist Amiga Flashback View all tracks ›
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.
He was actually a listener from the time of the first ericade-station in the 00s. He came back as a listener in 2020, when the station restarted. Later he voluntered to build the new website of the station and also joined as a cohost of the podcast. He runs his own site called the Retro spirit.
Fellow retro geek and creator of great music on his daw.
He describes himself like this: "Pure 8-bit chiptunes! All Tekmann music are solely made on Gameboy units modded to perfection... No computer producing just pure chiptune bliss ;)".
A true retro geek and sysop from the 90s. He lives with his family in Sweden and enjoys sharing his passion for retro computing and music. He is sysop for Swedish BBS "This old cabin".
Created a report about Impulsetracker for us in 2022. Also voiced our messages for christmas 2022 in co-operation with the Retro spirit.
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