Commodore Remix

My girlfriends always tell me that I never listen... so I guess... nothing (?)

Back at the Omen in the good old days 1996...


I love monotonous and repetitive electronic music:


The new Boris Divider from 2012:


The guy from my hometown with one of his oldest tracks:

Wooow those are awesome, TNT.

If you're lovin'em as I do, you surely won't regret checking out those tunes, too:

Karma64
http://www.remix64.com/album_SP1.html

Lovely album.

I really adore this song. And there are a lot more from Lana I like, even though I know that she's just an artistic character.

Of course I'm still listening to my favorite style, too.

Sometimes more in-your-face,


sometimes soft. I love the pads!

Savatage - 24 Hours Ago
http://open.spotify.com/track/36Egug76FTLlpgdWF6oG7y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmdAoy6wJq0

Heard this gem on the radio a while back. Have been listening to it a lot. It's great if you're into Thrash and Heavy Metal.

Mumford and Sons - Little lion man.. Just hits the spot recently..

Röyksopp has made a cover of Depeche Modes track Ice Machine (Their first single i think) which blowes me away. Could be because both bands are my favourites

http://youtu.be/hFPlGDKgiYc

That cover is awesome.

It'll be on Royksopp's compilation album "Late Night Tales - Royksopp", which has a lot of great songs on it. Have been listening a lot to Little River Band - Light of Day, which is on it.

Mordi wrote:That cover is awesome.

It'll be on Royksopp's compilation album "Late Night Tales - Royksopp", which has a lot of great songs on it. Have been listening a lot to Little River Band - Light of Day, which is on it.

Great compilation which some of it I already have. I was surprised to hear Andreas Vollenweider - Hands And Clouds, but then again I shouldn't be, since Royksopp are based in Norway.

Analog-X64 wrote:Great compilation which some of it I already have. I was surprised to hear Andreas Vollenweider - Hands And Clouds, but then again I shouldn't be, since Royksopp are based in Norway.

Vollenweider is from Switzerland. Not Norway. Both countries have mountains and snow, though - so I can see how people might mix them up.

Jan Lund Thomsen wrote: Vollenweider is from Switzerland. Not Norway. Both countries have mountains and snow, though - so I can see how people might mix them up.

I knew Andreas was from Sweden, I was kind of generalizing that being from that part of the world

Listening to the new Edguy-Album (a german Metal Band). And there's a very nice Song about a C64-Game we all know. The Vocalist said something like "We were Kids of the 80ies and there was this Game we loved back in the days..." in the Linernotes of the CD.
And, yeah, of course, we were ALL defenders of the crown in our childhood memories. Even though it was shit that you couldn't play a female-defender ... but that's just me.

Interesting find there, Sarah!