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Interview with Jogeir
Ghandy & Marc

                         JOGEIR LILLJEDAHL INTERVIEW
                   by Ghandy & Marc (with the help of CDK)



Hi  and  welcome  to our hall of fame..  do you wish to drink something first?
Cola, Whisky?  What kind of soft/hard drinks do you prefer?

"Yes thanks, I'd like a southern comfort on the rocks, please!"


Can`t  believe that this is really the first interview you give for a diskmag,
isn`t  it?  (by the way it was quite hard to get your email add

Interview with React
Action

                      A SCENER WITHOUT SCENISH ATTITUDES

                           an interview with React

                         by Action/Anadune^Nah-Kolor
                             touched by RokDaZone


An  interview with someone like React - as you will find out later - is rather
strange.   He  is  not  one  of  the  most  prominent  Sceners, except for the
Ascii-branch  maybe.   He  cares  more for HipHop than for demos.  He does not
attend  parties.   

Interview with a Cracker
RokDaZone & Shane

                           INTERVIEW WITH A CRACKER

                     by RokDaZone & Shane/Crux^Bad Karma


The  legal  DemoScene as we know it today has often been confused with illegal
crackers,  Sceneparties were understood as gatherings for hackers.  Ridiculous
in our eyes maybe, still we can't deny that the roots of any computer Scene in
our  sense  lay  in  illegal circles, when crackers formed groups and used the
medium  of  intros for propa

The Trip Party
The Ripper

            THE TRIP PARTY
            by The Ripper

Denmark is the land of these events.
Germany,  Norway,  Poland  and Finland
feature a huge one of them.
Holland and France are among them.
Even Spain and Hungary have them.

Of   course   we're   referring  about
parties.
In  fact,  in  almost  every  European
country  has been held, at least once,
a computer party that could be defined
so.
I  say  in  almost, because Italy, for
istance,  has  never  been so lucky t

Symposium Report
Darkhawk

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                             SYMPOSIUM 97 REPORT
    
                      

Rush'97 - An overview
RokDaZone & Madbart

        RUSH'97 - AN OVERVIEW
   by RokDaZone & Madbart/And^Apx



It  actually  was kind of difficult to
get  trustworthy information about the
Rush'97  party  in Poland.  All we did
know  was  that  there have been quite
some  interesting  releases.  Here the
polish once again proves critics right
that  Poles keep their Scene quite for
themselves  and  prfer  isolation from
the  "rest"  of Europe.  With the help
from  Mad Bart/Anadune^Appendix we are

The Siliconvention
RokDaZone & Acryd

   THE SILICONVENTION - SILLY, OR?
   by RokDaZone and Acryd/Stonehead



The SiliConvention took place from the
28.02.97 to 31.03.97 in a center owned
by city of Bremen in northern Germany.
Parallely  to  the  Symposium  as most
people  already  know.  The organizers
(ADM,     Inter    and    Blank    for
Atari/Falcon;  Blank  for  PC; Icebird
for  Acorn;  Fairlight,  Oxyron, Plush
and Talent for C64; Arsenic/Oxyron for
Amiga) wanted to set a second movemen

Gathering Review
Terrox

                        THE OFFICIAL GATHERING REVIEW
                              Only in Generation

                                  by Terrox
















I  entered  The  Gathering  at 25th of March, the first day were totally 3,300
people  entered.   I  write  "people", as only 200 persons were real Sceners -
i.e.   the  old  Amiga  Sceners.   Again, mostly a gathering of PC Gamers, and
illegal  activities.   I  guess  about  10% of the people had an Amiga, so