-= DIGITISED SOUND DEMOS =- Whats in here? All the discs with sampled music etc on... Disc 8: Holsten Pils advert, features a sequence of sound samples from the Western advert with loony Griff Rhys-Jones. Also a selection of stills digitised with Digiview. Disc 9: Yello Mix, an excellent digitised sample with music by Yello. Excellent quality and one of the early high quality samples to appear on the Amiga. Sampled by The Mixers. Disc 28: Pop music demo, 4 good samples of Madonna, Pet Shop Boys, Curiosity killed the Cat and Mel and Kim.Includes digitised colour graphics of the artists. Disc 45: Whos BAD? Wacko Jacko is and he`s here on disc 45.. Jacko fans are treated to this digitised version of his `classic` track. Disc 46: Walk This Way is digitised and remixed on this sample disc. Good heavy metal and a rap sort of thing that was popular in the charts and heralded a new style of music. Disc 47: Blowfly. Dunno where this piece of digitised music appeared from but its weird! Certainly not one for the kiddies and this carries an 18 cert. Disc 48: Grandmix. A very nice music `mix` with a great intro of a robot introducing the music. Good stuff. Disc 50: Genesis - The Land Of Confusion. Another lengthy digitised sample and Lp cover drawn with Dpaint. Good for fans sick of the rap type demos. Disc 60: Flesh for Fantasy, no not one for men only as the title might suggest but two digitised songs Flesh For Fantasy and Never Went Down. Disc 64: One of the all time top discs which hardly ever fails to amuse. Its a digitised sample of an imaginary advert for toilet paper... Contains language some people could find offensive. Disc 65: One of the ALF remixes. (Alf is a tv program about a strange alien - apparantley a cult but we're not keen). Anyway this consists of various clips of the film put together as a rap/mix all digitised of course. Disc 79: Humourous demo of an advertisement for merseyside. Sampled by HCC of Liverpool. Disc 88: Equinoxe. A nice digitised sample of Jean Michel Jarres classic album. Disc 91: Fletch Mix. Another rap/music mix featuring all kinds of music and bits. All sampled and well put together for fans of this type of music. Disc 92: The Model. A digitised rendition of Kraftworks popular song complete with a digitised piccy of Sam Fox who is by coincidence (or was) a model. Disc 97: Loadsamoney! Digitised section of the popular song recorded by Harry Enfield. Disc 100: First of the Delerious demos. Features samples Disc 101: and clips of Eddie Murphys stageshow. Note: the disc contains adult material and is not reccomended for children. Cert X. Very funny. Disc 103: The Wall. A nice sample of Pink Floyds classic 'Another Brick In The Wall'. Good stuff, well being a fan I would say that... Disc 105: Fletch2 a digitised assortment of snatches of hit records and effects linked together. Includes a wide variety of strange effects and samples. Disc 109: Although the Ian & Mic demo is graphics based there is also a wide variety of Digitised music included, most of it good quality. Disc 110: Digitised version of one of the Pet Shop Boys early hits, Suburbia. Disc 116: Pin-up Sam Fox digitised in all her splendour and heres her hit 'Do You Wanna Please Me' well im not gonna stick my neck out and say anything... 'nuff said. Disc 118: ALF2 following the success of the first one the sequel is much the same, digitised chunks of the 'popular' Tv show which is fast becoming a cult only us lot arent that keen on it.. Disc 119: Sabrina fans will find a chunk of her first hit 'Boys Boys Boys' on here as well as a few pics of her featuring the two reasons why she shot to fame... Disc 121: The Xmas song! (With X being the operative Disc 122: letter! Really funny but again its not one for the kids... Cert X. Both discs needed for all the song. Disc 123: The Robot Song. Another digitised soundtrack, this time of a song, sung by... you guessed it! Robots. Disc 136: More digitised takes from Eddie Murphys Disc 137: Delerious film, again not for kiddies! Cert X Disc 150: The Miller Lite TV ad, digitised with DigiView and sampled with Prosound as soon as the advert appeared on Tv. The song 'He aint heavy hes my brother' then became a cult. Featured in the One magazine, this disc is a small slide of stills from the ad and of course the song digitised in all its splendour! Disc 153: The Gator Mix! Another collection of samples and effects put togther into a music-mix. Very good actually. Disc 162: Dutch Music Demo. A nice digitised sound disc received from Evert Meulie in Holland. A product of a dutch amiga users group.Good. Disc 205: The Monty Python sketch, one of the best of all 206: time has 4 blokes discussing just how hard up each of them were, getting exaggerated to extreme proportions.Very funny. Disc 210: A digitised rendition of Bruce Willis`s attempt 211: at the old classic `Under The Boardwalk`. Disc 217: A disc featuring David Bowies classic `Fashion` digitised and put together by Dale and Andy from Norfolk. Disc 228: The first KML demo by Steve Snake featuring excellent quality long sampled sound.. Features his Slither demo with music from Platoon and a Loadsamoney sample that leads to a 3min 45secs sample of a Mark Shreve Instrumental. Disc 229: Another demo by Steve-Snake of KML this time featuring a Lenny Henry sample and Afterburner music sampled from the arcade machine that accompanies his Afterblitter demo that has a matrix of balls spinning around, arcade style again from the Afterburner original. Disc 230: KML`s Revolution demo featuring 3 parts, including 2 great pieces of quality sampled J.M.Jarre music, Zoolook and Oxygene. A version of London Kid is also part of the package. Nice graphics accompany the demo too. Disc 231: KML`s Derek & Clive demo featuring the wacky 232: Dudley Moore and Peter Cook in a decidedly funny,disgusting and crazy dialogue. Great quality and seems to go on for ages.. Also included is a digitised rendition of the Equalizer TV Theme.Warning! This disc contains language some people would find offensive... Disc 266: 8th Wonder digitised sample. Sampled and compiled by Jools! (J.M.Wright a member of 17bit). Disc 267: Its No Secret! Kylie Minogue hits the Amiga, 268: sample by Jools. Works best with 2 drives... Disc 270: Locomotion! Yes Kylies here again!! Mores the pity... ah well, sampled by Jools, froth and gibbering supplied by Snake.. Disc 272: Dragons Lair Music Demo. A nice sample containing the voice over from the 1.5 meg version and some great music that goes on for quite a while. Great quality sampled music. Disc 285: The now famous (or should that be infamous?) Kylie 286: demo by Steve 'Minogue' Snake. Everybody seems to hate it but secretley they like it... what a two faced lot you are.. very well put togther and for the Kylie fans amongst you its the bees-knees. Two 960K discs of samples and digitised graphics, various songs from Kylies albums but they all seem to sound the same to me... ie. c... nope I wont say it... Disc 287: KML Strike yet again with... wait for it... THE ANNIE DEMO! 10 Digi pics of Annie and chums from Neighbours with 10 secret passwords to hear 10 samples.. when you hear `em you`ll realise why they are hidden... Also included is Steves upgrade of his Afterblitter demo where he now spins 144 balls around in his logo rather than the previously modest 64. More good stuff from Steve.. Disc 289: Micromix Demo. Those of you who saw or heard the St version can now relax as its here on the Amiga. Microdeal say its been done with AMAS but we know different as its the exact same samples as the ST.. tut tut the first ported demo!! haha but never mind as its still a very good sound program/demo for the Amiga.. a great mix including various snatches of Star-Trek, Buggerall Money, Chart Stuff and S-Express etc. Disc 351: Made In Heaven - The 12" Mix by Kylie Minogue.. 352: sampled by.. guess who... yeah.. KML..(Steve 6min-sample Snake) has done it again and has managed to cram 6 minutes of sample onto 2 discs.. how? ask Steve... because he wont tell us..(the Tinker) Disc 367: The Adams Family Demo! 1meg needed for this 1 disc demo with a great sample (the theme tune) and black & white digitised shots of the whole Family. Very nice. Disc 381: A KML demo with a difference.. 382: whats the difference? i) Does it contain a massive sample? Yes... ii) Does it contain a scrolly? Yes... iii) Digitised Pics? Yes... iv) Girly Singer based? Yes... v) Must be Kylie then? Nope... (uh? KML no Kylie eh?) vi) Whats Steve Snake playing at? Well he didnt do it... vii) The difference is ARRY the other half of KML! Yes `Arrys first KML demo brings Debbie Gibsons Electric Youth to life on two discs complete with digi-pics, its the full 5 minute version two.. good quality samples plus some piccies on disc B. You do need both discs but 2 drives are not essential. Disc 384: The follow up to the popular Helloween demo by 385: Futuresoft, this features a song called Quiet Riot and a brilliant whining guitar solo. You will need both discs. Disc 394: The Safe Sex Demo! One we had a while ago but it was corrupt so never made it into the library. This is (depsite the title) a humourous mix of commentry and samples/music that goes on about Ronald Reagan/Nancy`s opinions of Sex.. not rude but quite funny. Disc 514: Space Ace Demo. Readysoft`s follow up to the amazing Dragons Lair (remember THE demo 181?) is here and it looks even better than the first! Nearly half a minute of top notch, near faultless animation from the game. PLUS Readysoft have excelled themselves in the compression department as they have managed to squeeze a whole host of samples in aswell, including the unforgetable "I`ve only been kidnapped by aliens, thats all!" One meg owners get a continous loop of the full demo, Half meg owners can choose between the first and second parts. Disc 523: Why Don`t You Stay..? Anyone who has seen Dirty Dancing will recognise this one. A brilliant sample of the song by some Motown group or other. (Sorry but noone in the office can remember their name!) Anyway, no graphics on this one just the WHOLE song in all its glory.. Disc 527: MoonWalker Demo. Jacko hits your Amiga! Actually this isn`t that bad. A few pieces of animation from US Gold`s game of the film of the record of the operation of the strange mind.Also features various samples from a few of Jackos records. The best bit being the grand finale, featuring the infamous spin. ** 1 Meg only **