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sidology
Posted: 02/05/2003 - 10:00
by Steve B
sidology, i am lead to believe, will be released at BIT Live Germany.
Chris gave me a 'taster' over the phone (you know .. that thing that lets you 'talk' to people that are miles away and 'listen' to them on a little speaker that cost about ... ooooh .. 12 pence ?
anyhoo..
i have placed my order.
want it NOW !
(to those who think that 'irony' is like 'coppery', only made of iron ..... when i heard sidology i thought (to quote a leading proffesor of the English Language 'Dr. Icn Speekit') "Shit! this is f'ckin good, man!" (Dr. Speekit is from Newcastle) and i felt a need to bung it in my CD player and hear it in full Dolby (c) Surround.)
(to those still in the dark ... "its good")
Posted: 02/05/2003 - 11:41
by Dr.Future
Btw, its correct spelling is "
Sidologie" afaik...
Posted: 02/05/2003 - 16:16
by merman
Dr.Future wrote:Btw, its correct spelling is "
Sidologie" afaik...
Yes, it's spelt like that as it's a tribute to Jarre.
Posted: 03/05/2003 - 0:44
by Steve B
well tell chris, coz i took it from his site
http://www.c64audio.com/bitlive/sidology/
Posted: 03/05/2003 - 9:51
by Chris Abbott
Actually I only did the URL that way because the initial announcement
of BIT Live Germany referred to it as Sidology, and I didn't want to
cause confusion, and couldn't see the point in changing it!
Guess I failed at the confusion evasion, huh?
Anyway, the URL is
http://www.backintimelive.de now, so that
URL is a red herring socket blue mushroom.
Or something.
Posted: 03/05/2003 - 16:19
by merman
Chris Abbott wrote:Actually I only did the URL that way because the initial announcement
of BIT Live Germany referred to it as Sidology, and I didn't want to
cause confusion, and couldn't see the point in changing it!
Guess I failed at the confusion evasion, huh?
Anyway, the URL is
http://www.backintimelive.de now, so that
URL is a red herring socket blue mushroom.
Or something.
Holy fish fondlers! My pedantry is undone!
Re: sidology
Posted: 05/05/2003 - 21:30
by SteveL
[quote="Steve B"]
Chris gave me a 'taster' over the phone (you know .. that thing that lets you 'talk' to people that are miles away and 'listen' to them on a little speaker that cost about ... ooooh .. 12 pence ?
quote]
I know what you're really trying to say here. Stop boasting about yer bluddy broadband, will you?
Re: sidology
Posted: 05/05/2003 - 22:03
by Steve B
SteveL wrote:
I know what you're really trying to say here. Stop boasting about yer bluddy broadband, will you?
thing is ... i did have a DACs before BB. so i went from a 28.8k connection to a nice 512k connection ... therefore i am permited to boast. QED
Posted: 05/05/2003 - 22:10
by SteveL
I remember whan you had DACS. You were really quiet in those days. Ah, nostalgia!
Posted: 06/05/2003 - 8:23
by merman
Broadband rocks!
(I'm currently listening to the first Back in Time CD for the first time in ages - I'd forgotten how good it was!)
Posted: 06/05/2003 - 13:22
by Steve B
merman wrote:
(I'm currently listening to the first Back in Time CD for the first time in ages - I'd forgotten how good it was!)
its most excellent.
but if you tell Chris that, he wont believe you.
Posted: 06/05/2003 - 13:28
by Steve B
SteveL wrote:I remember whan you had DACS. You were really quiet in those days. Ah, nostalgia!
i remember it too. (shudder)
i remember doing a 20 meg chunk of Trap 2 and Chris saying, "just bung it up on my FTP site and i'll have a look" (sorry Chris, i dont have the 6 years it will take to spare)
and the time i spent about 30 mins emailing him a 3 meg image, and him going "that looks good" about 2 seconds after it had sent.
Rob i
wanted BB sooooo bad then !
Posted: 06/05/2003 - 16:18
by merman
I ended up having a "Back it Time day" today - BIT1 and 2 in the morning, then BIT3 while I unpacked some D64s to "real" disks this afternoon.
It's interesting to hear how the CD's have developed - from the relatively straightforward MIDI covers (and Chris Huelsbeck's work) to the symphonic masterpieces of today.
[plug]
If you haven't got the CDs yet, just click on that link up there. You know, the one that says c64audio.com. You won't regret it.
[/plug]
Posted: 07/05/2003 - 15:52
by Vosla
btw. does someone know where to get real 5.1/4 DD disks for the 1541 ?
5.1/4 HD don't work for sure... i need names, adresses, etc. (well, money anyway)
i have bought a lot of used DD disks and use them but they are quite old and i don't like to trust disks that are half my age...
Posted: 07/05/2003 - 21:36
by merman
Vosla wrote:btw. does someone know where to get real 5.1/4 DD disks for the 1541 ?
5.1/4 HD don't work for sure... i need names, adresses, etc. (well, money anyway)
i have bought a lot of used DD disks and use them but they are quite old and i don't like to trust disks that are half my age...
I'm sorry, I can't reveal my sources...
Seriously, I spent ages recently copying/deleting duplicate files and re-using/recycling disks. Plus I bought a load secondhand, including some nice branded ones, UNOPENED! But they are all gone.