Spreading the Commodore Love from Copenhagen, Denmark since June 2005 this podcast features an eclectic mix of Commodore 64 chiptunes and remixes of tunes from the best-selling home computer of all time. Carefully chosen and presented for your listening pleasure by me, Jan Lund Thomsen.
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Episode 048: And then there was one
In return for your patience with my completely erratic publishing schedule here is a little something for your Christmas stocking. Sadly, the (huge) delay is partly caused by the podcast going back to its single-host roots, as Makke has had to cancel his co-host gig. That being said, here’s eight carefully selected tunes that should put a smile on your face – including one that’s become a regular fixture at this time of year. And a brief recap of what’s been happening in the world of C64-related music. Enjoy!
Download or listen to the show (46:52, 68 Mb, MP3)
Music played:
- Roman Majewski (Compod) – Mendacious
- Laoudis – Law Of The West (Trigger Happy Version)
- Linus Åkesson – Spellbound (Live on the Chipophone)
- Moog – Rainbow Shuffle
- Soundsosound – Forbidden Forest (Piano)
- Vincenzo – Billig Oel
- N-Joy – Eliminator (Sexy & Saxy Smooth Party remix)
- André Müller (Crefelder) – Boing Doing (Airplay Mix)
- Markus Schneider – Golden Axe (Christmas Edition)
Stuff mentioned:
- Remix.Kwed.Org turned 10 years old on November 23rd 2009
- PRESS PLAY ON TAPE‘s 10-year anniversary gig
- Mind.In.A.Box’ “R.E.T.R.O” album (Remix64.com review, Listen on Spotify)
- The Chipophone
- Video: Linus Åkesson performs ‘Spellbound’ live on the Chipophone
- The Chiptunes podcast
- One Man & His Mic Season 2
- Music Assembler re-released
- Cubase64 demonstrates real-time digital audio processing – on a stock C64
- Video: Cubase64 running on a C64
- “Get Lamp” – brilliant text adventure documentary by Jason Scott
- Please leave a review on iTunes and help others discover these great tunes.
Unless otherwise stated tunes played on todays show are available for download from Remix.Kwed.Org , or from the HVSC recordings availble on the SOASC site. Leave feedback either by using the comment section at http://C64Takeaway.com , by e-mail to C64Takeaway [AT] gmail [DOT] com, or follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/C64Takeaway. And at the risk of repeating myself, please leave a review on iTunes.