Totally unexpected find during countless YT surfing. Alex Mad aka DJ Rave / Russia
Feel the 90s!
DJ RAVE - RUNNING AWAY [1995]
DJ RAVE - WHEN YOU’RE ON THE OTHER SIDE [1995]
DJ RAVE - THIS IS THE SONG ABOUT YOU [1996]
DJ RAVE - INTRO ED ANTHEM [1995]
DJ RAVE - IT’S TIME OF YOUR LIFE [1995]
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Comprehensive history digression intro tracker heritage by famous US demoscene musician Necros
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NECROS - MAIN THEME [CRUSADER: NO REMORSE]
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Have you ever heard about digital audio workstation written in assembly language?
Yeah, that’s SAW Studio
.
32-bit version can be launched even in “obsolete” Windows XP.
64-bit version released in 2019 is Windows 7/Windows 10 compatible.
Unexpected and very pleasant drop from 90s. The time when techno groups had neat vocalists. In this song N-Trance invited session vocalist Gillian Wisdom
. Awesome mixture of disco and rap heals all diseases. Simply put, eurotrance at it’s best. HAPPY FRIDAY TO ALL OF YOU!
N-TRANCE - ELECTRONIC PLEASURE
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Hidden cyberpunk gem at your face!
SELF ENSLAVED [2001]
For some reason this stunning piece reminds me of black & white Pi movie
.
Pi [1998]
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There are plenty of digital audio workstation software available today.
Fruity Loops, Apple Logic, Cakewalk….
but what make them so unimportant anymore?
I’m not much into rock music, but Porcupine Tree stands out from boring generic rock stuff. Steven Wilson
- leader of the project resurrected rock style from it’s ashes. His music represent perfectly brewed concoction of space rock, heavy metal, trance and even ambient ingredients. Most of art are melancholic with unexpected positive explosions. My favourite album is Voyage 34
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VOYAGE 34
PORCUPINE TREE - EVEN LESS
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It is pretty strange that i didn’t cover this topic in previous posts. So, i stand corrected and posting it now!
@ FIRST: WHAT IS DEMOSCENE?
In this quick breakdown i’ll point to the most coolest demoscene stuff out there.
▓ IBM PC [DOS/WIN] In early 90s finnish coders from Future Crew
brought phenomenon of demoscene to masses.
FUTURE CREW - SECOND REALITY [1993] Demo size: 2Mb Demo page
The Black Lotus
are Swedish Atari/Amiga hackers.
Frank Klepacki
is well known for Command & Conqueror
soundtrack released back in a mid 90s. He brought awesome progressive sound to PC platform, which was pretty innovative especially after FM bleeps’n’blops of the 80s era.
Don’t get me wrong, i don’t have anything against frequency modulation in games. UFO X-COM: Enemy Unknown
is an excellent example of how music should be done when you are squeezed by multiple limitations like waveform shapes, file size and so on.
Some nostalgy rant about convinience of older websites and absense of uneeded crap. Don’t you remember?
Here is some fine examples of modern sites, which try to match older web in terms of ergonomics and overall perception.
HACKER NEWS
COMMAND LINE RADIO
PLAIN TEXT SPORTS
RANDOM TEXT WEBSITES
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Here is Phantasmagoria
outro soundtrack from horrifying quest of my faraway childhood.
MARK SEIBERT ▀ TAKE A STAND [END CREDITS THEME]
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▓ DESCRIPTION OF NFT SET Some boomboxness at yer face! Exploring opportunity for another NFT project.
INSPIRED BY: MATSUKI MS-959
NUMBER OF ITEMS: 5 USED TOOLS: Affinity Designer, Affinity Photo, XnView, Wacom
PROPOSED PRICE: 1 ETH
NFT buyer will get high resolution true color jpg files [width: 4800px] and original vector dummy.
Pack will be available for exclusive purchase till 8 August of 2022.
If you are interested in purchasing set as NFT please drop me a line
:
Igor Talkov
was very talented person, who can do pop, rock, reggae, ballad or even rap at the same time. And the most important part is that texts of the songs were historically and politically correct and full of life experience.
His art was relevant in early 90s. Now his contributions becoming even more urgent, especially considering recent “activities” of main senile and quite insane statesman of Russia.
Who would have thought like this?