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A thematized mp3 collection of some of the best Amiga modules made by Amiga scene musicians between 1990-1996. All songs individually processed and mastered. Nearly 10 hours of old-skool 4ch scene music only. No multitrackers, no game music. 100% legal.

Vol.1 - Acoustic
Vol.2 - Chill-out
Vol.3 - Demomusic
Vol.4 - Funky
Vol.5 - Rock
Vol.6 - Classic Style
Vol.7 - Electronic
Vol.8 - Ultraclassic
Vol.9 - Misc

TRACK LISTS

Acoustic
01. Chromag-non by Chromag
02. Alternative Samba by Dizzy
03. JazzyNork by Mantronix & Tip
04. Fountain of Sighs by Scorpic
05. Fables about Cars by Dreamer
06. Dreaming 29h a Day by Heatbeat
07. Kilobytes by Vinnie
08. Submit by Suny
09. Suuntaviivat by Dizzy
10. Sometimes by Marc
11. Guitar Slinger by Jogeir Liljedahl
12. Towards and back by Dizzy
13. Unplugged Jazz by Chromag
14. Distant Call by Mr. Man
15. Beneath Dignity by Mr. Man
16. Field-day by Scorpik
17. Just for Blue by Dizzy
18. My Piano Song by Sag
19. Sincerely Yours by TJM
20. Woman Cheat by Delorean

Chill
01. Diskmag Reggae by Fuzz
02. Eurocharts18 by Cutcreator
03. Raw8 by Andy
04. Towards Immortality by Groo
05. Mixified by Jogeir Liljedahl
06. Stairways by Chromag
07. Pathway by Dizzy
08. Lovefunk by Nuke
09. Time is the Remedy by Mr. Man
10. Eurocharts19 by Cutcreat
11. Je l’ai deja vu! by Nuke
12. Helmet Shake by Jogeir Liljedahl
13. Virtual Dreams by Gred
14. Secrecy by Mr. Man
15. Sending by Nuke
16. Mylene by Clawz
17. Norlyn by Yolk
18. Trip To Heaven by Wotw
19. Subspace by submit

Demomusic
01. Enigma by Tip and Firefox
02. Physical Presence by Jogeir Liljedahl
03. Miracles by Groo
04. TBL demo by Azazel
05. Switchback by Chromag
06. Submit by Submit
07. The Tox by Mr. Man
08. Kings of Dawn by Nuke
09. No Way To Tripperary by Groo
10. Desert Dream by Laxity
11. DOS-main by Interphace
12. Livin’ Insanity by Moby
13. Mindriot by Mr. Man
14. Flowerpower by Jester
15. Psychedelic by Julius
16. Interference by Virgill
17. Krestmass by 4-mat
18. Stardust Memories by Jester

Funky
01. Allnite Groove by Dizzy
02. Banana Split by Dizzy
03. Bombastic Jazz by Bruno
04. Coltris by Dizzy
05. Daily Pleasure by Audiomonster
06. Face by Scorpik
07. Elekfunk by Moby
08. Love Affair by Azazel
09. Stolen Charts by 4-mat
10. The Charts 14 by Chorus & Sid
11. Bass by Noiseless
12. Biber by Scorpik
13. Melonmania by Audiomonster
14. Alcoholic Score by Audiomonster
15. Playkid by Unison
16. Citronative by Dizzy
17. Escapade by Interphace
18. Funk On the Street by Revisq
19. Wayfarter by Vinnie

Rock
01. Believe by Liquid
02. Hideaway Blues by Chorus & Sid
03. Knulla kuk! by Moby
04. Tanya by Marty
05. Electric Church by Hithansn
06. Klisje paa Klisje by Walkman
07. Florence by Audiomonster
08. Back from Blue by 4-mat
09. World of Insanity by Lizardking
10. Nasty Pig by Scorpik
11. Killing Floor by Chorus & Sid
12. Jimmy Hendrix by Hein

Classic Style
01. Compulsion To Obey by Lizardking
02. Oro Incenso by Jogeir Liljedahl
03. Garbage Collection by Peter Salomonsen
04. Restricted by Mr. Man
05. Living in a Dream by Jogeir Liljedahl
06. 3d Demo by Mad Freak
07. Highway To Hell by Wotw
08. Velomatrix by Nuke
09. Nearly There by Jogeir Liljedahl
10. My Glamorous Life by Jester
11. Minder by Heatbeat
12. Act of Impulse by Mantronix & Tip
13. Animotion by Mantronix & Tip
14. Tint by Azazel
15. Out Of Silence by Jogeir Liljedahl

Electronic
01. Cappuccino
02. Full Moon by Heatbeat
03. Excellate by Probe
04. 3D demo by Mad Freak
05. Global Trash by Jesper Kyd
06. Undersea by Submit
07. Nazgul by Jester
08. Wild Impressions by Lizardking
09. Cthulhu by Submit
10. Cyberride by Jester
11. Next Way To Future by Emax
12. Garam Pimienta by Fuzz
13. 1.9.9.3. by Lizardking
14. Condom Corruption by Travolta
15. Smoke and Fly by Chromag
16. Blind Intro by Lizardking
17. Defloration by Emax
18. Microcosm by Firefox
19. Carbondioxid by Vinnie

Ultraclassic
01. Madness Took Me by Uncle Tom
02. RSI Megademo by Romeo Knight
03. Kilimanzaro by Fleshbrain
04. Moongazer by Submit
05. Tibet by Submit
06. Gummisnoppis by Tip
07. Shake It by Stage 4
08. Chinese Dream by Firefox & Tip
09. Bridge by Dr. Awesome
10. Fields of Green by Jesper Kyd
11. RSI Megademo by Submit
12. Restricted by Mr. Man
13. Deadline-fever by Axel
14. Elysium by Jester
15. Mirage by Submit

Misc
01. Boom! by Dens Design
02. Bajki’o Samochodach by Dreamer
03. Beyond by Captain
04. Party suxx by Dreamer
05. Street Jungle by Heatbeat
06. Chant by Nightflight
07. Soulfree by Delorean
08. Strormy and Clever by Filippetto
09. Zapped Out by 4-mat
10. Behind the Walls by Mantronix
11. Introtune by Mel’o dee
12. Atomic by Submit
13. Aweintro by Dr.Awesome?
14. Count Floyd by Submit
15. Headcrash intro by Virgill
16. Rebelmania by Mantronix
17. Varanen by Lizardking
18. Wizardry by Jester
19. Message by Spiral
20. Daisy Chain 2 by Rh-

Info for sceners
If you clicked here you probable agree that for us names like Audiomonster, Moby, Lizardking (and the rest) mean just the same as let’s say Depeche Mode means for “normal” people. I spent my active scene years listening almost exclusively Amiga mods at home, many of them have been permanently carved into my brain. After moving to PC I stopped listening to them, but after a few years a wave of nostalgy came upon me. So I wiped the dust off my old modules collection, selected my favourites, and put together this site so that anyone else can download and enjoy them.
Selection and organization of songs is completely arbitrary. These are my favourite songs of those I have. They were converted to mp3 using the standard Winamp modplayer or the oldsk00l plugin (whichever was better), and processed individually through my TC Electronic PowerCore MkII pro hardware sound processor. That means balancing channels, EQ, filter, a bit of delay, reverb, and a complex mastering FX with compression. The result is not always the best, but better than most versions available.
Songs are organized thematically into albums. You can burn an audio CD of each album, or download all and burn an mp3 CD of all of them. If you ever wished to listen to the old demo or diskmag zax while driving or travelling, now you can try that

Info for non-sceners
If you have no idea what the scene is and why some people still listen to ancient computer music, here is a brief explanation.
The Amiga computer was born in 1985. It offered multitasking OS with graphical UI, 4 channel digital sound and hires graphics with 4096 colors. Remember that this was a time when most PC’s were running DOS on monochrome screens, and the most sound they could produce was the beep (you still hear it when Windows stops responding and you start hitting the ctrl-alt-del keys continuously). Not only artists bought this machine to create digital art, many of those who bought an Amiga started composing music or drawing graphics simply because this machine itself was an inspiration. These people formed groups and created innovative multimedia programs with the sole purpose of showing off their skills. This network of groups was called the scene, and their products were called demos. This was an immense and complex subculture with a good deal of competition between groups, and a very strict hierarchy which was purely based on talent.
Music on the Amiga was created in a tracker program. It was an app. 50 kB software which offered very basic editing capabilities, but at the same time allowed everyone to look into the structure of any music just like opening a document in Word and reading it. The Amiga could handle 4 separate channels (4 poliphony) with 8 bit sound at around 22 kHz. The average original size of these songs is around 180 kB! This sounds like stone age compared to today, but people were very inventive and managed to compose great songs using these very limited hardware possibilities. Tens of thousands of songs appeared during the years, and some of them became real classics with everyone from the scene remembering them. 15 year old computer songs are being collected in web archives and played in online web radios. This wasn’t a time of drag’n drop music as today, it needed a lot of creativity and talent to compose a good song. However, the original module format can only be played with special plugins on most players, and they don’t sound that good when they play without some kind of processing. Here all songs are converted to mp3 and got a pinch of mastering so that they can be enjoyed through stereo speakers or headphones.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Module_file

Legal disclaimer
All audio materials here were composed by individual computer musicians between 1990-1996 in their free time. None of these songs are copyrighted, they are freely distributable without profit. If you have any concern get in touch.