This is my tribute to Jeroen Tel, since I owe him for some divine inspiration (check out the STIL file for Dan Dare III)
Guess that has to be the best selling C64 related song (more than 1.1 million copies, which is a whole lot more than Zombie Nation), although "This Is How We Party" is merely inspired by Dan Dare III and not a cover.
This is my first post here so greetings to everyone.
You should do a proper commercial C64 cover... one of Rob's, Ben's, Martin's or Fred's perhaps Then they could go to Hawaii, and we could
have some remix fun with record company mechanicals...
Chris Abbott wrote:You should do a proper commercial C64 cover... one of Rob's, Ben's, Martin's or Fred's perhaps Then they could go to Hawaii, and we could
have some remix fun with record company mechanicals...
Chris
Yeah, as you very well know the mechanicals is where it's at!
The SOAP stuff made £500.000 in copyrights alone (mechanicals and performance), the royalties are nice but you get screwed a lot on those by the companies. Mind you, I had to split those with another guy.
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This is quality work... But that shouldn't surprise me seeing as I visited your website... Quite some clientel you got there... Not really my thing, but still
And as I said, quality work... Looking forward to having you here
Det er altid godt med flere danskere her... Jo flere, jo større chance for total overtagelse af stedet... Først Remix64, siden verden!!!
To all you non-danes the above means:
There are some very nice people here. We are all here together in harmony and equality... Or something to that effect
Yeah word up! (sticking to English now)
Did you know that my friend Anders Øland (from Barcode Brothers) is also totally into C64? He was actually the first one to notice the similarities between "This is how we Party" and Dan Dare III.
It's pretty cool that Denmark is relatively strongly represented in the scene. Don't know about world domination tho?!!?!
Link to your stuff? Maybe I should just check out Kwed again
Lagerfeldt wrote:
Did you know that my friend Anders Øland (from Barcode Brothers) is also totally into C64? He was actually the first one to notice the similarities between "This is how we Party" and Dan Dare III.
Did not know that, no... But cool
Lagerfeldt wrote: Link to your stuff? Maybe I should just check out Kwed again
Here ya go Don't have much on the site yet since I seem to take on way too many projects at a time... I have about 15 unfished projects on the go
Lagerfeldt wrote:
Did you know that my friend Anders Øland (from Barcode Brothers) is also totally into C64? He was actually the first one to notice the similarities between "This is how we Party" and Dan Dare III.
Did not know that, no... But cool
Lagerfeldt wrote: Link to your stuff? Maybe I should just check out Kwed again
Here ya go Don't have much on the site yet since I seem to take on way too many projects at a time... I have about 15 unfished projects on the go
Will check it out
I think Anders Øland did some C64 stuff under the name Zynex or Zybex or Zy- something. It's probably on LaLa
welcome on board mr.lagerfeld ... nice to see another "SLAVE OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY" here on remix64.com ... he,he,he ..
btw: my partner MIKE has been on the road with DJ ALLIGATOR a lot
( last time in ST.PETERSBURG )
Thanks merman. It's actually just one tune, Robocop 3 which also appeared in the Dutch Breeze demo, and not two different tunes. The underlying synth theme is an original addition of mine.
Nice pic tom, have you noticed how 3/4 are rather well-fed, or as Cartman would say, "I'm just big-boned".
BTW I've always admired 666's productions (I have some singles and a couple of albums, including the DVD one). It's so accurately mixed that I use "D.E.V.I.L." as my reference song of choice for speaker testing and positioning, as well as bass or subwoofer response accuracy.
BTW I've always admired 666 (I have a couple of albums and some singles of course, including the DVD).
Wouh, thanks makes me glad that you like our work !!
Some of your productions are very welknown to me ... a few of them have been chart-hits in germany,too,right (Barcode Brothers & Toy-Box) ??
Nice ot have you here at remix64.com and great work on ROBOCOP 3 !!!
cheers
TOM::::.....
btw: well-fed must have been the great catering in Russia !!!
BTW I've always admired 666 (I have a couple of albums and some singles of course, including the DVD).
Wouh, thanks makes me glad that you like our work !!
Some of your productions are very welknown to me ... a few of them have been chart-hits in germany,too,right (Barcode Brothers & Toy-Box) ??
Nice ot have you here at remix64.com and great work on ROBOCOP 3 !!!
cheers
TOM::::.....
btw: well-fed must have been the great catering in Russia !!!
666 is amazing stuff, and as you probably know Ali (DJ Aligator) is also a huuge fan.
Almost none of my stuff have hit in germany, yes #1 Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Holland, Belgium, France, Australia, and #5 in the UK, but no real chart positions in Germany except for Toy-Box and Barcode Brothers, but probably very low, I can't even remember.
PS. You should read my quite surprised reponse in the other thread "What to do next"
Then they could go to Hawaii, and we could
welcome on board mr.lagerfeld ... nice to see another "SLAVE OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY" here on remix64.com ... he,he,he .. 
