Intros 1989-1992
Musicdisks and Byterapers Chorus II 1989-1991
Meteli - the Series 1992-1993
See also:
Data Heaven - what never saw daylight?
Demos are demoed in following format:
DEMO NAME
Release date:This is a COMPLETE and up-to-date listing of all Byterapers releases on the Amiga ever. Except for one demo, every single released and even a few unreleased things are here for you, dear fan, friend or otherwise interested person, to familiarize with.
Length: Demo lenght in blocks or disks. Mentioned if multi/trackloader.
Code: Whodunit, person or subgroup.
Graphics: Whodunit.
Music: Whodunit or Hazi only knows.
Scrolls: Some or the crazies let to KB.
Compatibility: How compatible the production is in current machines.Plus MISC information, FTP-links and what it contains.
Comments summary:
* Does NOT work on AGA machines = untested with nocache/nocpu
**Does NOT work on AGA machines = untested with no accelerator
The one missing demo is the first (B) Amiga-demo, coded by Shogun in april 1988 and released in Digitize Design Group Digiparty'88. We'd be very happy if someone checked their disk-piles and contributed it here. Also there's that slight possibility that someone has released something, which never entered our disk-collections or was completely missed by others. If you feel that you've seen something not listed here, tell us.
Very big thanks must go to Asle, whose Backstage of Amiga Demos page has been of utmost value when updating this page. His Byterapers product page included new information, screenshots, scrolltexts and musics from the (B) products, and helped really really much. You've done GREAT work pal!
Send feedback, questions or our first Amiga-demo to Grendel
You can copy the files by clicking or shift-clicking on offered link(s) or going directly into the FTP-sites at:
ftp.byterapers.com/pub/demos/amiga/
ftp.scene.org/pub/demos/groups/byterapers/amiga/
ftp.se.scene.org/pub/demos/scene.org/demos/groups/byterapers/amiga/
Demos
"Action Force's intro, has no name"
Release date: 1988
Code: Crusher / The Action Force / (B)
Graphisc: Apollyon & Crusher / The Action Force / (B)
Music: Walkman/(B) (Later known as Walkman/IT etc)Made by some of the best 64-members ever at (B), later known as Contex.
Does NOT work on AGA machines - ONLY WORKS ON KS1.2aforce.lha 60 kb
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"CSA 1st"
Release date: 11.12.1988
Code: CSA
Music: Speed-Head
Logo: Polo
Fonts: CSACSA's 1st Amiga-demo, and the 3rd Amiga release for Byterapers.
CSA's first Amiga-product was released completely unaccounced. It just arrived one day in mail. And it was even surprisingly good.
Jeah! Try to reset this one :-)
No Exit.
Works on AGA machines, minor buggin'n'crashingcsa1st.lha 85 kb
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"Raster-demo"
Release date: 31.12.1988
Code: CSA
Graphics: CSA & Speed-Head
Music: Speed-HeadCSA's 2nd Amiga demo.
Funny music, which fives either headache or then you just love it. Very good split-rasters, which were popular on C64.
Has Exit.
Does NOT work on AGA machines, almost runs but GFX are messed up.
nocache/ocs, runs better but texts wont show.csa2nd.lha 48 kb
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"Star Wars scroll"
Release date: 28.02.1989
Code: CSA
Music: Speed-Head
Graphics: Jugi PerfectCSA's 3rd Amiga demo.
Released at Triangle & Amigalords (BOO!) party in Sweden. Very nice Star Wars scroller, only Silents had made that kind of scroller before us and everyone said ours was better.
Scrolltext as file "(b)d3.text"
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinescsa3rd.lha 83 kb
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"MC-Intro"
Release date: 26.02.1989
Code: CSA
Music: Speed-Head
Graphics: Polo
Text: Grendel, Speed-Head, Polo, etc...CSA's 4th Amiga demo.
Released at Triangle & Amigalords party, competed in demo-compo and came 9th out of 18. Very possibly first Finnish demo and first Finnish group to compete in foreign copyparty. "Said to be our finest demo so far. (1989)"
Scrolltext as file "(b)text1"
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinescsa4th.lha 80 kb
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"Byte Addict"
Release date: 03/1989
Code: Hoffi
Music: Jugi Perfect
Graphcis: Jugi PerfectHoffi's demo when he was in (B). Look at that beautiful sinus! Released during/after some party in Sweden.
byteadd.lha 135 kb
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"CSA 5th"
Release date: ??.??.1989
Code: CSA, his 5th
Music: Speed-Head
Graphics: Jugi, HotshotHas Exit.
Does NOT work on AGA machines. KS1.3?!? 512k!!!csa5th.lha 105 kb
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"Sin Twice"
Release date: 19.12.1989
Code: CSA
Graphics: Marmor
Music: Speed-HeadCSA his 6th and last demo.
"STILL better than many newer demos." (1991)
Real psychedelic music.
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machines, minor buggincsa6th.lha 129 kb
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"Astrogate"
Release date: 21.02.1990
Code: JTP
Music: Jugi
Graphics: Jugi
Scrolls: Grendel, JTP, Python
Support, guiding: PythonJTP's 1st demo on Amiga.
Mouse buttons stop/speedup scrolltext, made a bit before JTP's 18th birthday. JTP made real many demos on C-64, this being his first step onto Amiga. Note that this is NOT as simple as it first looks.
No Exit.
Works on AGA machines - minor AGA-bugginastrogat.lha 88 kb
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"Fatman"
Release date: 1989
Code: Python & Shredder / Mutants
Music: Jugi Perfect
Graphics: CIA / BloodsuckersPython's 1st Amiga-product ever.
Python's Fatman-demo, his view of the beautiful Hoffi. Made in time when Python was changing groups very often, he had been in (B) from 1988 and then sometime in maybe 1990 started changing - to Complex, then Frantic, then back to (B) again.
Has Exit.
Does NOT work on AGA machines, nocache/ocs works partiallyfatman.lha 150 kb
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"Vectorballs"
Release date: 06 / 1990
Code: Hassan
Music: Turtle
Graphcis: Mr.SexHassan's 1st demo ever.
Once again a demo which was delayed and delayed and delayed... And got old-fashioned before ready.
Does NOT work on AGA machineshassanba.lha 118 kb
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"Vipuvapu partygame"
Release date: 1990
Code: Proton
Co-coding: Hassan
Music: Turtle, the man with his dog
Graphics: RodderThe partygame for joystick maniacs - if this won't break your stick, then nothing's gonna do it. Designed SPECIALLY for parties and joystick-waggling competitions, keeping count and saving high-scores. This was supposed to be one competition thing in Byterapers Party in Iisalmi summer 1990, but its sources destroyed right before party and despite tough coding effort even during party itself this was finished so late that we only managed to start beta-testing when it was too late already.
Requires file "partygamehighscores", if not found RECREATES it so keep disk write-enabled.
No Exit.
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"The Beginning"
Release date: 12.08.1990
Code: JTP
Music: Turtle
Plot & design: JTP & GrendelJTP's 2nd on Amiga.
Released at Byterapers/Scoopex/Extasy-party in Iisalmi 12.8.1990, also known as "Grendelparty 2". Excellent plot in this demo, though code is poor. Very very good anyway, worth looking it all through - very different from normal demos.
No Exit.
**Does NOT work on AGA machines - KS 1.3beginnin.lha 170 kb
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"Rapiad"
Release date: 17.12.1990
Code: Dweezil
Music: Heatbeat/(B)
Graphics: DweezilDweezil's first and only demo during his (B) membership. After Python & Turtle spent some time handling (B) leadership Dweezil & Heatbeat got soon fed up with them and left for Rebels.
Has Exit.=resets itself
Works on AGA machinesrapiad.lha 160 kb
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"Two Windows"
Release date: 1991
Code: JTP
Music: Turtle
Scrolls: JTP, GrendelJTP's 3rd Amiga demo.
Amazing feast since the preview-versions of this demo were much better than final version itself. No idea how it happened so, but this RELEASED version shouldn't ever seen the daylight.
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machines - minor AGA-buggin2windows.lha 122 kb
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"The Landscape - A Demo !!"
Release date: 01/1991
Code: JTP
Music: Heatbeat/(B)
Logo: Hotshot
Font: JTPJTP's 4th demo on Amiga .
The routines for this demo were very old but Grendel was insisting JTP to do a new demo, so JTP updated his old routines a bit and combined them to this demo.
No Exit.
Does NOT work on AGA machines * nocache/ocs, but does not run perfectlylandscap.lha 172 kb
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"Lamedemo"
Release date: 1991
by Byterapers Australian Division, their first and luckily last demo.
Code: Mogwai & Control
Music: Heatbeat
Logo: Birdzone
More gfx: Control
Bobs: ControlThis demo is lame, so lame. It was qualified lame and wasn't considered to be release-worthy, but since (B) was having severe inner problems it was released anyway to show world (B) was still up. In fact this demo was done already during 1990, and with very little effort. But there are things to be noted: first, Heatbeat was seemingly highly inspired when making this music since it is easily one of his career's early mastertracks. Also, while the Aussie-guys were bad coders, they were anyway very nice fellows which shows from the texts. So you could give in and watch the demo through, it ain't that long, music is lovely, texts are good but objects are simple :-) You can also note that the connection between Finnish and Australian members wasn't that good. :-)
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machineslamedemo.lha 130 kb
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"Super Cow Mega Demo"
Release date: 10/1991
Code: JTP
Music: Turtle
Logo: Jonez
Vertigo-logo: Drifter
Font: Drifter
Cows: Several unknownsThis is one of the less-famous but most-loved (B) releses. Who couldn't resist all those cows? This was done when JTP was visiting Grendel and done from the creation of crazy idea to finished product in about 2 days, most of which were wasted in calling people, uploading and downloading and desparately seeking some stupid but necessary utility that JTP had forgotten home. Love this! :-)
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machines.Finns might want to check this:
Julkaisun jalkeinen vitutusreplikointi. Hupijulkaisut eivat olleet kaikkien mieleen mika kuumensi mielta.lehmadem.lha 44 kb
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Intros
"Suckerraper intro"
by Bloodsuckers + Byterapers
Release date: 11/1989
Code: The Wicked
Music: Scy
Graphics: ScyMade and released at a Silents-party in Alvesta/Sweden. After this intro almost all Finnish top-Amiga groups joined together to kill Bloodsuckers. Read scrolltext so you understand :-) Most interesting point was that, though both (B) and BS -guys wrote shit in the demo, no-one said anything about those bulls to us (B) - only hated BS really, really, really hard. :-) "no booze no party party hatedemo"
This one has huge amounts of ASENNETTA
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinessuckrap.lha 50 kb
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"Bob-intro"
Release date: 1990
Code: Python
Music: Jugi PerfectVery old intro from Python, which wasnt really ever used. Released around same time with JTP's intro, Hassan's Vectorballs and Vipuvapu-partygame.
scrolltext in file? "texti"
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinespyttyold.lha 72 kb
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"Black/White kuul (B) official intro"
Release date: 1990
Code: Python
Music: Heatbeat
Font: Rodder
Logo: Jay JayThe adaptable version of Byterapers' official intro with variable scrolltext. :-) Loved this one.
Scrolltext in file "text"
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinespyttyint.lha 11 kb
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"Colourcycle"
Release date: 1990
Code: JTP
Music: Jugi Perfect
Graphcis: Jugi PerfectA never-used intro from JTP.
Scrolltext on file "teksti"
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machines, minor bugginjtpintro.lha 74 kb
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"Heatbeat's Intro"
Release date: 23.12.1990
Code: Heatbeat
Music: Heatbeat
Graphics: Jay JayUsed in our demo-collections and so on as contact-intro.
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinesheatbeat.lha 9 kb
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"1 pixel copper plasma -mini intro (68000 Jazz/Copjazz)"
Release date: 28.12.1990
Code: Dweezil
Music: Heatbeat/(B)
Font: DweezilMade in 4 hours
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinescopjazz.lha 9 kb
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"Gathering'91 party invitation -intro"
Release date: 1991
Code: Tractor
Graphics: Weirdo
Music: Sergio
Text: Grendel
Has Exit.
Does NOT work on AGA machines, runs but with messed gfx.gatherin.lha 92 kb
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"Crazy Weekend Intro V1"
Code: Cannibal
Graphics: Jonez, Drifter
**Does NOT work on AGA machines"Crazy Weekend Intro V2"
Release date: 19.07.1991
Code: Cannibal
Graphics: Jonez, DrifterThe light-running, nice-to-ears -version of Crazy Weekend intro, made when Grendel was visiting Byterapers Imatra-section (Cannibal and Dark Young), playing live role-playing game and so on. Very enjoyable time, very enjoyable intro, which kept on bugging and crashing until Grendel went to sleep. Only then the code started to work :-)
Does NOT work on AGA machines, nocache/ocs runs quite wellcrazyv1.lha 330 kb
crazyv2.lha 20 kb
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"Dweezil Does The Jazz"
Release date: 1991
Code: Dweezil
Music: TurtleHas Exit.
Does NOT work on AGA machines, nocache/ocs, ALMOST manages to run :-)jazz.lha 6 kb
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"The Official Intro"
Release date: 01/1992
Code: Python
Music: Turtle
Graphcis: DrifterOne of the most professional works from (B) on Amiga. Very beautiful, great graphics and musics and even DESIGN. Worth noting is the scrolltext, where Grendel apologizes his high stress-related behaviour on Gathering'91-party he/Merit (B) arranged.
Has Exit.
Works on AGA machinespyttyin2.lha 75 kb
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Musicdisks and Byterapers Chorus II
Muzzax 1-7 was the major achievement of Byterapers on Amiga. This musicdisk series, mainly released during 1989 was one of the cornerstones building Byterapers' reputation on this new platform. While the musics are today old-fashioned, many compositions were actually state-of-the-art of those days, and the continuing development of the Muzzax-engine meant that not only they offered a selection of great musics but also a lot of eye/braincandy for the code-wise.
Unfortunately Muzzax died a unhappy death for a year after Muzzax 6, because the again renewed engine couldn't save the fact that most musics were pretty bad. It took over one year before Muzzax 7 was released, but the comeback was then even more beautiful. While visually pretty dull, Muzzax 7 had best overall quality in musics than any Muzzax ever. The series was planned to continue further, but unfortunate happenings in Byterapers resulted that no more Muzzax were made. Fact being, it was pretty close whole Byterapers was disbanded. Happily tho, that was avoided and we present you the pearls of yesterday's musicians.
Muzzax 1
Release date: 03.04.1989
Coding: CSA
Graphics: Polo
Musics: Speed-Head, Polo
AGA: 90%Some musics were real beauties here, and a lot of nostalgia today.
Included songs:
- Speed-Head / Byterapers
c64 (Soundtracker)
daehzum (Soundtracker)
gamlo (Soundtracker)
iruiru (Soundtracker)
its a sin (Soundtracker)
justdied (Soundtracker)
mixx (Soundtracker)
paska (Soundtracker)
ultima (Soundtracker)
- Polo / Byterapers
0byte (Soundtracker)
psychosynth1 (Soundtracker)
realistic (Soundtracker)muzzax1.dms 690 kb
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Muzzax 2
Release date: 24.04.1989
Coding: CSA
Musics: Speed-Head, Clever, Polo, Hotshot
Graphics: Polo
AGA: 90%Made with Muzzax I -engine, and has again very nostalgic, beautiful musics.
Included songs:
- Speed-Head / Byterapers
big in japan (Soundtracker)
ik (Soundtracker)
magnetic f (Soundtracker)
music (Soundtracker)
ss (Soundtracker)
the crew (Soundtracker)
- Polo / Byterapers
coldrain (Soundtracker)
heatcliff (Soundtracker)
quez (Soundtracker)
rightmix2 (Soundtracker)
- Polo & Clever / Byterapers
dreams (Soundtracker)
- Hotshot / Byterapers
smoothcrim (Soundtracker)muzzax2.dms 670 kb
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Muzzax 3
Release date: 15.06.1989
Code: CSA
Musics: Speed-Head, Hotshot, Polo
Graphics: Hotshot & Polo
AGA: 90%Muzzax III had this beautiful, simple intro with the crowd-cheering music of Defender of the Crown. Very beautiful. What was even greater, Muzzax III had this absolutely magnificent loader which had those lovely shadow-vectors. Byterapers is credited to be the first Amiga-group to do them ever on Amiga. And hey, those musics are not bad either!
Included songs:
- Speed-Head / Byterapers
crock them (Soundtracker)
defender (Soundtracker)
defender (from the intro)(Soundtracker)
gallo (music name in zikdisk : "mc")(Soundtracker)
ik (music name in zikdisk : "001")(Soundtracker)
popcornia (Soundtracker)
snow1 (Soundtracker)
the story (Soundtracker)
ultima 5 (Soundtracker)
- Polo / Byterapers
polkka (Soundtracker)
safari (Soundtracker)
sanxionmix (Soundtracker)
- Hotshot / Byterapers
barbarian (Soundtracker)muzzax3.dms 647 kb
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Muzzax 4
Release date: 12.09.1989
Code: CSA
Musics: Speed-Head, Polo, Jugi
Graphics: Jugi
AGA: 100%
Again with a completely new engine, Muzzax IV rocked. It looked really good, had all those effects and pretty good musics also with some of Speed-Head's best pieces ever. Plus the first entry of Jugi on Amiga-musicbusiness.Included songs:
- Speed-Head / Byterapers
arcanoidia (Protracker)
gianasisters (Protracker)
hit (Protracker)
revolution (Protracker)
tutankhamun (Protracker)
- Polo / Byterapers
artic (Protracker)
clouds (Protracker)
funnydays (Protracker)
manocarmix (Protracker)
sunbeat (Protracker)
- Jugi / Byterapers
fast jack.jugi (Protracker)
once more.jugi (Protracker)muzzax4.dms 773 kb
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Muzzax 5
Release date: 04.10.1989
Code: CSA
Musics: Speed-Head, Hotshot, Jugi, Polo
Graphics: Speed-Head
AGA: 100%Muzzax V had first signs of trouble in the Muzzax series. While it used the terribly fine Muzzax IV engine, the graphics were crap and choises for music were very questionable. I mean, Speed-Head had put too many own poor pieces there, while there was many very very good tunes by Jugi available as well.
Included songs:
- Speed-Head / Byterapers
abject (Protracker)
depechemix (Protracker)
greatmission (Protracker)
heart (Protracker)
lonelynights (Protracker)
mystichouse(Protracker)
newpower (Protracker)
qix (Protracker)
takafuu (Protracker)
- Polo / Byterapers
sagostunden (Protracker)
- Jugi / Byterapers
moon (Protracker)
- Hotshot / Byterapers
rebubble (Protracker)muzzax5.dms 807 kb
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Muzzax 6
Release date: 11/89
Code: CSA
Musics: Speed-Head, Jugi, Polo
Graphics: CSA, Speed-Head, Avalanche
AGA: 100%Muzzax 6 was the death-signal for Muzzax-series. It had again new engine, looked real fine and so on, but those musics? What the heck? There was a few good pieces, and actually one excellent + one good composing from Jugi, but Speed-Head's psychedelism had gone too far, with other musical quality going badly down. So Muzzax 6 had very mized response.
Included songs:
- Speed-Head / Byterapers
badcatpart2 (Protracker)
biira (Protracker)
djfarmer (Protracker)
nomenklatura3007dx (Protracker)
object (Protracker)
shadows(Protracker)
tomorrow (Protracker)
- Polo / Byterapers
mega-mixer (Protracker)
tenstahill (Protracker)
witch2 (Protracker)
- Jugi / Byterapers
speedhead.jugi (Protracker)
the wind.jugi (Protracker)muzzax6.dms 874 kb
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Muzzax 7 - Turtle's Mastertracks
Release date: 26.12.1990
Code: Hassan
Disk loader: Dweezil
Musics: Turtle
Graphics - animation: Trigon
Graphics - other: Rodder and Jay Jay
AGA: 0%Judging by musical quality, Muzzax 7 was the finest musicdisk ever by (B). Consisting purely of Turtle's musics, all its composings were at least 'good', unlikes in Muzzax 1-6.
One funny thing was that some disk-magazine reviewer reviewed Muzzax 7, and said for example that "nowhere was mentioned whose songs the disk included". Like it wasn't mentioned in name, hinted in the beginning animation, and showed in upper screen for the whole darn time.
Included songs:
Turtle / Byterapers
abyss (Protracker)
bionic slide (Protracker)
byteraping (Protracker)
group_semetary (Protracker)
quicksilver (Protracker)
shadow in sly(Protracker)
turtle (Protracker)
muzzax7.dms 752 kb
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Muzzax 7 - the false start * NOT OFFICIAL, NEVER RELEASED *
Release date: 14.08.1991
Code: CSA
Musics: Speed-HeadFunnily, after seeing the Muzzax 7 Speed-Head & co. there in Sweden claimed it was 'false Muzzax' and releasing their own 'true Muzzax'. Luckily it wasn't much spread, or at least we hope so, because it was very much crap. Made with Muzzax I -engine, it had terrible graphics and substandard musics. It is neverthless demonstrated here, though it is NOT OFFICIAL RELEASE.
Included as a curiosity.
muzzax7b.dms 834 kb
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Byterapers Chorus II
Release date: 1989
by Zaints/Byterapers, Inc.
Code: ?
Speech: Booster, DMC, Mordillo
AGA: 100%Easily one of our favourite products ever, Byterapers Chorus II continued the fame of original Byterapers Chorus (Pikku Kakkosen Posti), and even surpassed it with its plain booziness and fun!
It was sampled in TGEH's Party in Ornskoldsvik/Sweden.
Give me beer! Give me wine! No mercy! Give me a raper!
Byterapers: A Pain In Your Brain!A Must!
CHORUS2.dms 883 kb
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Meteli - the Series
Meteli was a co-productive stupido fun series made
by Grendel and T.O.B. They were simply stuuuupid
samples about familiar things, often humorous
parodies about familiar, well known scened00ds.
At some moment they were done simply as
'by Grendel and T.O.B', and all (B) connections were
cut to preserve other (B) members. The sad point was
that those stupid ElItE-traders disregarded all
descriptions and spread them as 'a Byterapers musicdisk'
when they were absolutely nothing like them.
And definitely NOT music.
Note: THEY ARE IN FINNISH!
Except Meteli 4, you can disregard the AGA-mentions are samples are well, samples, and texts are ASCII. The menusystem just doesn't like AGA machines too much. Even Meteli 4 has all samples as IFFs.
Very much recommended for people enjoying bits of friendly fun and jokes.
Meteli - Epäilyttäviä Ääniä
Release date: 1992
AGA: -Intro's credits:
Release date: : Python
Release date: : Drifter
Release date: : TurtleContains:
Turtle yllättää
Pythoni pistää pahemmaksi
Reward ja Grendel keskustelevat järkeviä
Reward puhuu scenestä
Itämaan viisas mies
Painava sana scenestä
Rewardin iltaviihdettä
Kuinka paniikki iskee
Tieteellinen selitys
Olet yllättänyt minut, kuulemeteli.dms 520 kb
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Meteli 2
Release date: 22.06.1992
AGA: okContains:
Turtlen eläinkauppa
Tekstinkäsittelyn ihanuutta
Protonilla on kova jano
Pitäkää ne nurmikot siistinä, ryökäleet!
Birra pistää narun kaulaanmeteli2.dms 457 kb
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Meteli 3
Release date: 13.09.1992
AGA: okContains:
Turtlen eläinkauppa II
Laulava sysoppinne Python
Tieteellinen selitys helikopterien lento-ominaisuuksista
Ääniä Byterapers Turtle Zoosta: hirveä demokoodaus meneillään
Kuukauden typerin teoria (c) Douglas Adamsmeteli3.dms 565 kb
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Meteli 4 - Jumala Special
Release date: 08/1992
AGA: nocache, OCSThis needs some expnalation. Jarnis was a very friendly and round sceneman, much respected and liked. Still is, though is no more much seen in scene, remembered well in scene oldies circles tho.
Some day came this stupid idea: JARNIS IS GOD! So I started foning people and asking them questions about Jarnis' godhood.
Contains:
Suomen Gallup tiedustelee
Irwinin teknopainajainen
Onko Jarnis Meegosh?
Turtle etsii jumalaansa
Seebra etsii raitojansa taivaasta
Python matelee taivaaseen
Jarnis tap(p)aa itsensämeteli41.dms 395 kb 1/2
meteli42.dms 439 kb 2/2
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Meteli 5 - Kepu Speshiaali
Release date: 10/1992
Music : Grendel & T.O.B.
AGA: -Meteli 5 was about the thing itself: BEER AND BOOZE!
True multimedia in 1992 on 1 disk.
meteli5.dms 300 kb
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Meteli 6 - Arsemetakkaa
Release date: 04/1993
In 1992 dec. Finns flooded The Party 2.
Grendel wandered a bit around with his tape recorder and recorded few unusual sounds, that are sampled here.Contains:
Tulli ei tykännyt Irwinistä, vaan Mappei oli jäädä rannalle.
Paluumatkalla Lennu ja Damonekset siirrettiin PC-bussiin. Future Crew ei tykännyt.
Osaavatko FC:t uida?
Matkan tunnuslaulu. Matkanjohtajasta laulaa Lennu.
Raveee! Raveeee!
Kaunis yksittäinen sana.meteli6.dms 670 kb
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