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Ram Jam (Series Publishers)

Code

Music

Graphics

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Individuals and Guests

Music

Graphics

  • Buckly (DE) (Infect)
  • Reflex (IT) (Zero Defects / 4-ward) (samll fonts)
  • Spiv (DE) (Infect) (1st logo)

Text

Release Pack Intro or Menu

TitleTypeAuthorcontained asYear
downloadThe Charts 07 - introIntro
Ram Jam
Executor
CrunchMania Normal
78228 bytes / crc
1AAD5826
t10/93
added 5/08
Music
(Noisetracker/Protracker)

Bar

66464 bytes / crc
E914BCC6
t10/93
added 3/96

Release Features

TitleTypeAuthorcontained asYear
Music
(Noisetracker/Protracker)

Bassline
Prorunner 2.0
10/93
added 3/96
Music
(Noisetracker/Protracker)

Chorus
Prorunner 2.0
10/93
added 3/96
downloadThe Charts 7 - titleGraphics
Buckly & Spiv

t10/93
added 4/20

Contained BBS Info

NamePhoneCountryOperated By
Electric Chair39-19-811782, +39-19821018 ItalyGrizzly, Levin, The Godfather
Grand Illusion+1-813-535-4253 USASlinger

Release Connections

Contained In Packs

TitleTypeAuthorcontained asYear
downloadKei Pack 11Packdisk
no music - Cli-Menu Packdisk
Cyberdreams
Kei
Titanics Cruncher 1.1
390796 bytes / crc
14C2DBC1
a11/93
added 2/16
downloadMagic Pack 112Packdisk
Lemon
Facet - Majic Mushroom - Nao - ...

10/93
added 9/08
downloadFuck Her Brains Out 50Packdisk
Parasite
Easley - Gargoyle - Rokdazone - ...

11/93
added 2/06
downloadPrevail Pack 131Packdisk
Effect
Black Thunder - Native - Radavi - ...

cc93
added 4/09
downloadSouthern Frites 09Packdisk
no music - Cli-Menu Packdisk
Manitou
Rave

cc11/93
added 10/23

Downloads

Direct Files

Files From Packintro

Files From Features

Contained Charts Lists

Best Demos

ReleaseTypeRank or %AuthorYear
downloadsDesert DreamDemo
With a Hidden, Secret Part inside
1Kefrens
Airwalk - Blizzart - Laxity - ...
4/93
added 2/94
downloadState of the ArtTrackmo
2Spaceballs
Lone Starr - Major Asshole - Tmb Design - ...
a12/92
added 3/93
downloadTechnological DeathTrackmo
With a Hidden, Secret Part inside
3Mad Elks
Alis - Fli - Kopara - ...
5/93
added 2/99
downloadsHardwired
aka Hard Wired
Trackmo
4Crionics & The Silents
Deftronic - Guzzler - Mikael Balle - ...
12/91
added 2/96
downloadExtensionDemo
Needs the backstab.library
5Pygmy Projects
Cenobit - Coconut - Flame - ...
8/93
added 2/97
download242Demo
6Virtual Dreams
Alien - Dr. Skull - Jaco
a8/93
added 12/94
downloadWorld Of Commodore 92Trackmo
6Sanity
Bit Arts - Chaos - Cruiser - ...
11/92
added 3/94
downloadD.A.N.E.
aka Dane
Demo
8Kefrens
R.W.O - Vention
a5/93
added 3/96
downloadHow To Skin A Cat!Trackmo
With a Hidden, Secret Part inside
9Melon Dezign
Mack - Nuke - Slammer - ...
5/93
added 10/97
downloadRink a DinkTrackmo
With a Hidden, Secret Part inside
10Lemon
Danny - Facet - Juicy - ...
t8/93
added 4/95
downloadD.O.S.Trackmo
11Andromeda
Archmage - Dr. Jekyll - Hydra - ...
a4/92
added 2/94
downloadsSnake RiderTrackmo
12Nova (France)
Blue Silence - Core - Cygnus - ...
9/93
downloadsWicked SensationTrackmo
13Masque & TRSI
Peachy - Tee Jay - Wayne Mendoza
a11/92
added 3/95
downloadA.S.S.
aka Antediluvian Sloppy Spectacle
Demo
14Essence
Dascon - Groo - Roman - ...
a8/93
downloadsOdysseyTrackmo
With a Hidden, Secret Part inside
14Alcatraz
Greg - Hornet - PGCS - ...
12/91
added 12/91
downloadsAbsolute InebriationDemo
16Virtual Dreams
Alien - Dr. Skull - Groo - ...
12/92
added 2/94
downloadMac Melon Mullo Mania Intro
aka Yvonne 2 aka Romantic Intro
Intro
Spoof release
16Melon Dezign
a8/93
added 4/06
downloadS.O.S.
aka Smell Of Shit
Trackmo
16Crystal & Melon Dezign
Audiomonster - Bannasoft - Seen
a6/92
added 3/96
downloadSound and VisionDemo
19Reflect
Jellybean - Nighthawk - Overlander - ...
7/92
added 4/92
downloadsHuman TargetDemo, Trackmo
With a Hidden, Secret Part inside
20Crystal & Melon Dezign
4-mat - Performer - Seen - ...
cy4/92
added 3/95

Party Reports

Report on Saturne Party 1 1993

       SATURNE PARTY - SPECIAL        
                                      
         COMPETITIONS RESULTS         
                                      
DEMO A500:                            
           1) NOVA "Snake Rider"      
           2) SYNTEX "Aluminium"      
           3) INTENSE "Silent Moebius"
                                      
INTRO A500:                           
           1) ANGELS "Destroy Fascism"
           2) CRB "Flan"              
           3) INTENSE "Retro"   
... read more

Release Reviews

Review on Chromagic

The  united  forces  of  Dual Crew and
Shining  are  finally back to bring us
this  new  music-disk  and we can't be
that really happy of this.  An 'Alien'
style   credits-part   introduce  this
production  which we've to admit looks
really  nice  because  of the cool and
original  design which they've managed
to  realize.  The code is quite normal
for a product of this kind but there's
the  possibility  to  have all modules
loaded  in memory and this is a really
nice  feature.   All  the musics
... read more

Review on Clairvoyance

CLAIRVOYANCE by ABSOLUTE!             
                                      
A  long  one-file production from this
group  that  in  the  past  few months
hadn't  released  anything.  There was
everything   they  needed  to  make  a
masterpiece:   graphics by RACK, music
by  DOC HOLIDAY & TWILIGHT and code by
ADT.   Yet, this demo isn't.  We don't
know   why,   maybe   because  of  the
slowness   of   some   parts,  anyway,
CLAIRVOYANCE remains just a good demo.
Nothing more.                   
... read more

Review on Destroy Fascism

DESTROY FASCISM by ANGELS             
                                      
The  winning  intro  from  the Saturne
party  shows  again the good abilities
of  the coder, Ninja, which is able to
do  really  good  3d routines on Amiga
but it confirm also the same lack of a
bit  of  originality  in  each his new
product.   In  fact, there are a lotsa
of  effects  in this 64K intro but all
are sadly deja-vu.  The music by Latyl
is  very  like  to an old Hi-lite-tune
but maybe he used some old sampl
... read more

Review on Eurochart 21

THE OFFICIAL EUROCHARTS issue 21      
                       by STATIC BYTES
                                      
Not  much to say:  some changes in the
gfx,  quite good music, gallery of the
usual  high  quality.  A negative note
for  the  really low amount of voters.
They  say  that  next  issue will have
some changes, let's wait...and see.   

Review on European Top 20 - issue 7

EUROPEAN TOP 20 issue 7 by EQUINOX    
                                      
After  a  delay  of  two  months,  the
latest  issue  of  the chart with more
voters  has  come out, and we must say
that we were a bit disappointed of it.
There is nothing new, and I think that
everyone did expect some changes after
such  a  delay,  moreover, most of the
articles  are  old  and uninteresting.
They  say that issue 8 will have a new
code, let's wait...and hope.          

Review on FLAN

FLAN by CRYPTOBURNERS                 
                                      
A  well-designed  intro which contains
only  few  routines  and  it's  a pity
because  we're  really  waiting to see
soon a new bigger production from this
legendary crew.                       

Review on Headline 1

HEADLINE issue 1 by STONE ARTS        
                                      
There  is  a new mag on the scene, and
it  comes  from Norway, RAWland.      
The  first thing you notice since when
the   intro   loads  is  in  fact  its
likeness  with  the most famous mag on
the  scene.   This resemblance is also
evident  in  the mag itself.  Yet, the
question  is:   "is  that  as  good as
RAW??"                                
Well,  the  answer  is..NO!  There are
too few articles, and 90% of the
... read more

Review on Kid

             AGA REVIEWS              
                                      
         KYD by OOPS/MOVEMENT         
                                      
The  winning  intro  from  Saturne AGA
competition is another beautyful piece
of design by this fairly new sub-group
of  Movement.   The  "Circus" music by
Bruno  together with the nice graphics
from  Alex  make this short production
worth watching.  Unluckily the code is
nothing  of  original,  there's only a
bitmap  rotator, and this really
... read more

Review on New Age

Review on Propaganda 2

PROPAGANDA issue 2 by ILLUSION        
                                      
For the second time  COLORBIRD and his
friends  are  back  to  entertain  the
scene  with their mag.  Yet, this time
they  took a step behind if we compare
this  with  the  first  issue:   if we
except  some, the articles aren't very
interesting  and  if  we  add the fact
that  the text fucks up on my A500 1.2
and  that  I  had  to  call  the coder
M.A.S.E.   to  fix  the  module and be
able  to read it, the judgement 
... read more

Review on Rink a Dink

RINK A DINK by LEMON.                 
                                      
LEMON.   is getting more productive as
time  goes on and this doesn't seem to
mean  anything to their usual quality,
in  fact also this new production from
the  most  acrid  of the fruits of the
scene is a real masterpiece.  Coded by
PARADROID,  this  demo features just a
few but great effects perfectly linked
together,  a  cool  music  by NUKE and
good  graphics  from  the  FACET+DANNY
duo.   If it wasn't for its shor
... read more

Review on Silent Moebius

SILENT MOBIUS by INTENSE              
                                      
Third   place   for  this  'below  the
average'   production   which  doesn't
offer  nothing  of  really  new.  Some
glenz  vectors  and  cycled shade-bobs
together  with a little and incomplete
story  about  vectors are for sure not
enough to justify a so high place in a
demo  compo,  evidently poor of better
releases.   The  music  isn't  so  bad
while  there are some graphics (logos)
which  seem be suggested(?) from
... read more

Review on Snake Rider

          DEMO OF THE MONTH           
                                      
The   scene   is  changing  his  face.
Probably,  a guy kidnapped from aliens
two years ago would have some problems
today  to  recognize it.  Nowadays, if
we  analyze  the  scene  products,  we
could note without doubts that there's
been   such   a  high  improvement  of
quality  in  every  kind of production
that  it  is  becoming  really hard to
compare    most    of    old   'demos'
(considered  'great'  for  that 
... read more

Review on Tarnsman of Gor

Picture of the month, honorable mention

Review on Tekno Merda

Review on Waterproof

WATERPROOF by ILLUSION                
                                      
First  demo from this new group in the
scene   that   has   been   formed  by
ex-CIRCLE  members.   The  coders have
done  quite a good work, bringing us a
lot  of  good  although not innovative
routines.   Anyway,  the main fault of
this  trackmo  is that it hasn't got a
design!    The  various  routines  are
shown  each  after  the  same  loading
picture  by  SINE and this is surely a
bad  thing,  as  the design in t
... read more

Review on iff.Clown

Picture of the month, honorable mention

Review on iff.aztec

Picture of the month

Review on mod.just a dream

Tune of the month

2-The   'Clairvoyance'   tune  by  Doc
Holiday  and  Twilight,  a really good
one  from  this surprising duo that we
think  will soon found an higher place
in  the  charts  if  they keep on this
way.                                  

Well,  as  you  can imagine the choose
was  really  hard but at last we opted
to  'Clairvoyance' tune by Doc Holiday
and  Twilight of Absolute!  because of
better  quality,  variety,  and  'more
work behind it', certainly, these were
the   princi
... read more

Review on mod.monsieur lampiste

Well,  the  awarded  chip-tune of this
month   is   the   one   from  DOH  of
CRYPTOBURNERS  which  was  included in
the  CRB  'Flan' intro released at the
Saturne party in France.              
Surely  it  is  the really nice melody
the  point  of  strenght  of this tune
that  maybe  is a bit more larger than
usual   chip-tunes,  being  about  30k
long,  moreover  it perfectly fits the
design of the CRB intro.              

Review on mod.rink-a-dink

Tune of the month, honorable mention

1-The  'Rink  a  Dink'  tune  by Nuke,
which  is  another  one  after that of
'How  to skin a cat' that confirms the
temporary(?)  passage of this musician
from 'atmospheric' and 'jazz songs' at
a  new kind of style mainly influenced
by Trancing (?) tendencies.           

Releases that reviewed this one

review contained inTypeAuthorYear
downloadScene Talk 6Diskmagazine
interviews
Mystic
Animator - Argh - Aron - ...
a12/93