>1Yo! A few mods for review this month, one of which is mine, I've just released it, so check that out below, Viper/CBH will be reviewing that mod though as it wouldn't be fair me reviewing my own mod!! >3 Vivamin-E: This mod is about 1 year old, which isn't really that old for a mod, seeing as how most mods in regular circulation (i.e on CD's) are from 1993 & 1994. Vivamin E is from the land they like to call Germany and yes, you guessed it, it's rave, and yes, you've guessed correctly again, it's the rave busters! This mod is a fave of mine and credit must go to Dax & Voodoo for composing a rather nifty tune, this module is so professional that it would pass off well in a nightclub, maybe even the charts if it was spruced up a bit with effects and a good studio. The tune features a classic ravey keyboard instrument which is a crystal clear sample and goes well with the backing tracks and drums. WHile I'm on the subject of the drums, they sound great, up to the Rb's usual high standards, although the beat does tend to move towards the cheesy side when the mod gets to about halfway through, yes you guessed it, it's the same drum loop for a good five minutes, but hey! That's rave for ya! Towards the end of the mod, there's a bit of variation, though the drum loop stays the same, but there's a nice low keyboard synth which I'm sure I've heard before somewhere, but I can't quite place it, damn nation. Overall, this mod is very catchy and is one that you'll listen to over and over again, until soon you'll come to the point where you've had enough and you never listen to it again, unfortunately the fate of many a mod. Anyway, the mod specs are as follows: Genre: Light Rave (no not a graphics program) Disk: 293K Quality of samples: High Overall: 90% It does get tedious after a few hours! >2The Last Flake?? (reviewer:Viper/CBH) >3 A decent module by Converse comes our way and this time, it aint your usual kinda mod. It's the flake advert!! No, seriously it is! BUt hold a mo! This sounds more like a war song! Whooaa!!! Somehow, Paul's managed to recreate the catchy flake song with some rather neat war drums and the result is very good indeed. All the samples are clear as usual and the use of the trumpets are nice, it sounds like a song you'd hear in a film when a war was about to start, not a 20th century war, but more of an 18th century sort. I have to say this, and I'm not sucking up or anything here, but considering Paul is a relative beginner on trackers, he's done a good job. Genre: Cinematic/war Disk: 150k Quality smpl: High Overall: 89% I love it....