Headline 2 (Diskmagazine) by Stone Arts

       FACET×


         OF×


    SPACEBALLS×


Dolphin:   Please start by introducing
yourself.

Facet:  I'm A quite normal person with
a normal looking haircut and smoking a
Marlboro  cigarette (just a few a day)
I tried to stop but there is no reason
NOT  smoking.   The  smoking ones will
understand.     I'm   'studying'   for
ART-teacher   on  a  huge  school  for
teachers.   I'm from the year 1974, so
that  makes  me 20 within a few weeks.
To   curve   it   down   to  my  scene
activiti

       FAIRFAX×


         OF×


     ANDROMEDA×



Dolphin:   Please start by introducing
yourself to the readers.

Fairfax:  As stated, my superhero-name
is  Fairfax  but  when  I  walk  among
mortal people I call myself:  Torkell.
At  the  time being I am working on an
Amiga  2000,  which my slideshow seems
not  to work properly on.  I have been
more   or   less  active  drawing  for
approx.   4  years.   My membership in
Andromeda  has  at  the present lasted
for 1 year and a couple of mo

      PEACHY×


        OF×


      MASQUE×


Dolphin:   Please start by introducing
yourself.

Peachy:  Yes, what do I have to say???
Yes!!!    Yes...   I'm  pissed!   Yes,
after THE party III I'm pissed...Well,
after  having  seen  that MACK allways
answers  his  questions  together with
other   (rather  unknown)  graphicians
(like  HOF,  <<<  quite  cool  name in
german,   man!!!    I   thought  about
renaming myself to HinterHOF) I wanted
to  be quite original (and humouristic
like FACET)

       SUNY×


        OF×


     MOVEMENT×


Dolphin:   Please start by introducing
yourself.

Suny:   So,  I  am  am  member  of the
Movement  for  a  year, and I make gfx
since 2 years, I have not released lot
if  gfx  (3) but my slide will soon be
ready.....

Dolphin:   How  much time do you spend
on a full screen picture?
Suny:   The  time I spend on a picture
varies  from  3  weeks  (Estelle) to 3
months (the aztec).  It depends on the
resolution  and  the  major  reason is
motivation.

          THE GATHERING 1994
      RYKKINNHALLEN OSLO, NORWAY
     29TH OF MARCH - 3RD OF APRIL

    The Gathering is the five day
    intensive high power computer
  symposium for all computer freaks

General Info:
This   information   leaflet   is  the
Official  Information  Leaflet  to The
Gathering  1994.   Inside  you  should
find everything you need to know.  The
information  inside  has been compiled
from  ideas  and  suggestions from The
Gathering   1994   conference  at  The
Crusaders  

Live at The×




 Gathering×





A  party report from the annual easter
party   arranged   by   the  legendary
Crusaders.

By Dolphin/Stone Arts

This  is  a  report written during the
first  two days at The Gathering.  For
obvious  reasons, the results from the
competitions  have  therefore not been
included.   The  Gathering 1994, which
is  the third BIG party held so far by
Crusaders,  was  arranged  during this
easter.

One would think that guys with so much
experience   could  arrange  a

The party III×




     -YOU CANT×


  BEAT THE FEELING×


By Mystra and Braintumour/Stone Arts

The  Danish Christmas-parties have now
become  tradition.   Both  the  one in
1991  and  the  one in 1992 were great
successes.   Up  to  this  party,  The
Party II was the world's largest ever.
This  year  the  party  was moved from
Aars  to  a  larger city, quite in the
middle  of  Denmark,  called  Herning.
The  party-place  was  called  Herning
Messe-Center,   and  is  Scandinavia's
biggest   

       BUZZ II×


Publishing group..............Defiance
Main editor...................Plugster

   I've never seen the first issue of
    Buzz,  but it seems that I haven't
missed out on anything.  Why?  Buzz is
quite    frankly    the   most   ugly,
non-user-friendly   diskmagazine  I've
ever   had   the  misfortune  to  come
across.   Most important, the articles
are  utterly boring and the english is
very  bad.  The design is ancient!  If
Buzz  had been released 4-5 years ago,
people  would

     COMPASS I×


Publishing group..............Alcatraz
Main editors...............Disney, Mop

   The  team responsible for the late
    McDisk  seem  to  have  made a new
diskmagazine.  The design is very nice
with   a   simple,   yet   well  drawn
menupanel.   The colours are also well
chosen.   The  articles  which basicly
are  written  by Mop are well written,
but   perhaps  slightly  boring.   The
subjects  brought up are original, but
not  suitable  for the masses, sort of
speak.   The 

    EXTEMPORIZED×


               Digital×

   This  is  perhaps  one of the very
    best   musicdisks  ever  released.
The  design  is  nice with no bouncing
bobs,   scroller  selectors  or  volum
controls     (Which     are    totally
unnecessary in a musicdisk).  But most
important,  the  music,  which I might
add  is  brilliantly created by Clawz,
Reverse  and  G.T.O, is stunning!  Who
would  have  tought that Digital could
do   something   this   perfect.   The
collection  contains  5-6

    PROPAGANDA III×


Publishing group............Razor 1911
Main editor..................Colorbird

   Propaganda  is  quite  a good name
    for  a  diskmag, possibly even the
best  name  since  Zine.  But the name
itself isn't enough to make a classic.
This  diskmagazine  lacks  quality  in
several    important    places.    The
majority  of  the articles concern the
standard   diskmag  subjects  such  as
"elite  v.s  lame" and "stamp-faking".
This  is actually quite unoriginal and
makes  th

   SONIC ATTACK×


          Dual Crew Shining×

   Sonic   Attack   is   a  four-disk
    musicdisk  with 19 modules from 11
different   musicians.   Although  the
design is rather nice, with good ideas
and  nice graphics, the producers seem
to  have  forgotten the most important
thing;      the      music     itself!
Unfortunately,  I feel sad to announce
that  none  of the 19 compositions are
above   average,   which   is   rather
surprising    concidering   the   good
reputations  the grou

    UPSTREAM VIII×


Publishing group...............Balance
Main editors....Cesium, Wolfman, Mount

   Although  most  the  scene seem to
    think  that Upstream is one of the
two  best  diskmags  right  now, after
reading  trough this issue, people are
bound  to  change  their opinion!  The
eighth issue is after normal standards
quite  good,  but  not THAT good.  The
average  quality of the articles makes
a good impression.  The design is what
Upstream  lacks most of.  To put it in
other word