Amiga Remixes on SLAY Radio?

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Should SLAY Radio take on Amiga remixes too?

HELL yes! I've been waiting for this to happen for ages!
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No, I would prefer that SLAY Radio sticks to c64 remixes only!
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Yes, but start a neighbour station instead, and leave the current station as it is!
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I really don't care.
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Any outlook or timeline, can I have a look at the project plan and key milestone dates.

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Schlicky wrote:Any outlook or timeline, can I have a look at the project plan and key milestone dates.
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tas wrote:agreed the amiga releases generally speaking are quite poor. I would think it wouldn't be a good idea at all to mix them together...

It would be like RKO and Amigaremix merging.. It's nice that they are seperate but have a central unit as in between as in remix64's boards are. I say go for it but as two individual station connected by your central site.
I'd go with this, something to run alongside the C64 remix scene but not merging/interfering.

It seems to me a similar debate to when ZZap 64 included Amiga content full-time, it carried on for a while but was never truly popular as it had merged with a magazine famed for its exclusive C64 content. In the end, Amiga content was removed, which was the right decision.

The Amiga remix scene has a long way to go, and is down to the remixers out there to increase its fan base. I think it needs to strike out on its own to succeed.
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