Free'n'Easy 3 (Diskmagazine) by Paragon

 INTERVIEW WITH DOCTOR NO/RAZOR 1911:
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This  time I (KHORNE) have found a new
victim   for  my  interviewing.   Now,
let's see what he says.

1> Please introduce yourself!

I  am  Doctor  No  of  Razor.   Me and
Sector9  are  the  founders  of  Razor
1911.   We  started  years back on the
C64.   At this time Razor 1911 was the
best  demo group in Norway at the C64.
When  the  Amiga arrived we stoped our
activity on the C64 and started making
demos  on this n

     INTERVIEW WITH FISH OF LSD!
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Done in February 1992.

El Loco/PRG:
HI  FISH!   Would you please introduce
yourself to our readers?

Fish/LSD:
Hi  everyone  out  there!   My name is
Andy, my handle is FISH.  I do GFX for
a UK group called LSD.

El Loco/PRG:
Could  you tell us for how long you've
been in LSD?

Fish/LSD:
I've  not  been  in  LSD  for  long, I
joined  them last September, so that's
about  6  or  7 month, I'm not good at
counting backwards.

El Lo

Interview with:

   SANE AND JAY ONE OF THE LUNATICS
   --------------------------------

1.
Hello    Fellas!    Please   introduce
yourself  to  our  readers (age, other
hobbies,  what's  your function in the
group etc..)
  
-Sane:   My  name  is  Pieter  and  my
pseudo  is Sane, I am 16 years old and
my  hobbies are:  Tai-kwon-do, frisbee
(ultimate  and  guts), watching a good
movie,   watching   the  big  American
sports  like:  Baseball and Icehockey.
Of  course  the  Amiga  is  one  of my
b

Interview with:

   SANE AND JAY ONE OF THE LUNATICS
   --------------------------------

1.
Hello    Fellas!    Please   introduce
yourself  to  our  readers (age, other
hobbies,  what's  your function in the
group etc..)
  
-Sane:   My  name  is  Pieter  and  my
pseudo  is Sane, I am 16 years old and
my  hobbies are:  Tai-kwon-do, frisbee
(ultimate  and  guts), watching a good
movie,   watching   the  big  American
sports  like:  Baseball and Icehockey.
Of  course  the  Amiga  is  one  of my
b

 Interview with Scorpio of Crashead.
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OK,  Scorpio!  Present yourself to the
audience...

OK,   I'm   swapper  of  group  called
Crashead,  and...   what  a hell, next
question!!

What  other  groups  have you been in,
and  have you had any other pseudonyms
than  SCORPIO?  Have you had any other
computer?

No,   I  haven't  been  in  any  other
groups.   I  have always been SCORPIO-
original  and  C-64  was  my target of
love few years ago.

Tell  us  somethi

   This is Tom of Paragon, writing yet
another  article  for  this  fine mag.
This  party- report will be very up to
date,  cause Im writing in, during the
party.   Right now Im sitting with the
rest  of  the  group,  like Slimeball,
Dr.Voodoo,  Cooper and El Loco, trying
to  make  some sensible sentences in a
room  FULL  OF  NOISES.   A mixture of
"Give  it  away" and Bel Canto doesn't
sound   absolutely   perfect   in   my
extremely musical ears.
   Slimeball,  Dr.Voodoo, Cooper and I

Crystal Symphonies/Phenomena:
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It  has  almost  the same code as it's
predecessor,  except  from the credits
part.  The graphics was good, but they
reminds    us    about    Uno/Scoopex'
graphics.   The  music  was  of'course
good,   but   nothing  special.   They
haven't  managed  to make a 'hit' yet.
(hit=  a  tune  you  really remmeber).
But  the quality of them was of'course
high.   They  write  a  lot of shit in
their scrollers.

Music:   Mantronix and TIP ... 8

 Cutcreations/Static bytes:
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They   had   managed  to  squeeze  1.4
Megabyte  (9 tunes!) of music into the
disk!   Impressing!   The graphics and
code  was  average,  but  as the music
occupied  most  of  the  disk,  it  is
natural  that the code and the gfx had
to  flinch.   The music was good, with
some  nice  melodies!  Afrodite was in
our opinion the best.

Music:   Cutcreator ... 75%
Code:    Estrup ....... 30%
Gfx:     Marvel ....... 51%
Overall: .............. 74

Digital Disco/Chrome:
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This is a two disks music disk (Bahhh,
what   a   sentence!)   The  music  is
 absolutely  of  high quality, with lot
of  disco-tunes, which is in the name.
The  tunes  were  put  together  in  a
professional  way, we're not sure, but
we  believe  some  of the rhythms were
sampled in one.  The graphics was good
(especially a picture by Ray), and the
code   was   allright,   but   nothing
special.

Music:    Dj Hoge ............. 75%
Code:     Chaosis/M

           HENRY IN PANIC.
           ---------------

   Yo  guys!   This  review  is on the
game   called   "Henry  in  Panic"  by
Kefrens.I  got this game directly from
Kefrens  through  Krueger(thanx) and I
must  say  that I was impressed.  Most
games  coming  from  scene- groups are
simple  and  dull,  but  this  one was
huge,  entertaining and funny to play.
The  gameplay  is  much  like  the old
classic  Jet  Set  Willy from the C64.
And  I think that's their source, too.
You  are  a  lit

Ram Jam Music Disk#6:
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The  lates music disk from Ram Jam had
a bad design.  It was not good to luck
at.   The  colours  didn't exactly fit
together.   The intro was good, with a
rubber-vector,  but also here a pretty
bad design.  The music were of various
quality.

Music:   Tex ............ 40%
Code:    ABCS ........... 50%
Gfx:     Deus ........... 29%
Overall: ................ 40%

Music 3/Digital Artists Inc.:
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This  disk  consisted  of  only  three
modules,  so  it  stands  a bit bad in
 comparison to E.g.  Cutcreations.  The
graphics  was  average, and so was the
code,  nothing new.  But the scrollers
had  some  funny  (?) 'things' inside,
which looked quite well.

Music:   Lacroix and Tsaca ... 49%
Code:    Tsaca ............... 45%
Gfx:     Slumlord & Reaper ... 45%
Overall: ..................... 47%

No Brain, No Headache/Cyborx&Hysteric:
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We  do not like this disk at all!  The
samples  were  completely  strange and
out  of date.  The guitar was too high
pitched.  The code was nothing special
and  the  same with the Gfx.  They had
sampled  'many  samples  in one' which
makes it a bit shaky.

 Music:  Dead Snake ....... 17.5%
Code:   ??? .............. 28%
Gfx:    Rav .............. 30%
Overall: ................. 19%

Tipsy Tunes/Warp Inc.:
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The  tunes was allright.  The graphics
wasn't  especially  good, and the code
was  o.k.   Unfortunatly,  some of the
tunes  didn't  work at our copy, so we
cannot  judge all the tunes, only from
the  once  we've  heard.   Some of the
samples were a bit old.

Music:   Mace and Wizard ......... 45%
Code:    Witchdoctor and Gamma ... 45%
Gfx:     Gamma ................... 24%
Overall: ......................... 43%

Turmoil/Sanity:
---------------
Great  code,  great  graphics,  superb
music!   The  design was also o.k.  It
is more a musicdemo than a music disk,
with some great code in the beginning.
The  music was very variabel.  Certain
samples were used quite often though.

Music:    Bit Arts ... 80%
Code:     Mr.Pet ..... 79%
Gfx:      Cougar ..... 82%
Overall: ............. 81%