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      So here we are. First issue of Demojournal when PS is
      taking a vacation. Of course I had all these cool ideas
      what I could do during these few weeks when I'm at charge
      but now it's already late Saturday evening and I have to
      admit I haven't done anything. :) So I leave the promised
      Dreamhack party report for the next issue but we still have
      unofficial results and a couple of reviews of the Dreamhack
      prods. Okay, enough talking - enjoy.
                                                                       melwyn


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      Sunray 1999 will be released on Solstice day (22nd december)
      It is planned to contain small reviews of almost all productions of
      all demoparties of 1999 plus all of 99 released music at all major
      scene music labels.
      This is not a "We need your help to do it" message, this is a "We ARE
      doing it, do You want to contribute or help in any way?"

      Any 1999 demoparty reports are welcome
      Any 1999 production review+0/20 ratings are welcome
      Your votes at http://sunray.planet-d.net are welcome
      (I hope everyone active on 99 will vote)

      This is not a diskmag, this is a review mag of all 1999 demoscene
      productions.
                                                                           ps

      Slyde from Blasphemy has joined Sunflower.
      Sunflower has now also a website, designed by Antony/Periscope.
      Visit the site at: http://sunflower.opengl.org.pl

      There's still some to submit votes for next issue of Pain.
      Please vote at http://pain.planet-d.net/vote/vote.php3

      And if you're not done with voting, Doose charts are back
      online at http://www.doose.dk. First charts will be
      released after 100 people have voted.


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starts !=! ends !===! location !===! name !=========! contact !================


Nov 04 - Nov 07, 1999 Sweden    Dreamhack '99       http://www.dreamhack.org
Nov 05 - Nov 07, 1999 Argentina The Flash '99       http://www.theflashparty.com.ar/
Nov 13 - Nov 15, 1999 Hungary   Conference 3000     http://hp.pardey.org/c3000
Nov 19 - Nov 21, 1999 Germany   Breed '99           http://www.alienpub.com/breed/99
Nov ?? - Nov ??, 1999 Germany   Cologne Conf. '99   http://www.academicus.de/cc98

=========! present time !======================================================

Dec 11 - Dec 12, 1999 Slovenia  Abort '99           http://www.stjost.org/abort99
Dec 27 - Dec 28, 1999 Romania   Dracula '99
Dec 27 - Dec 30, 1999 Denmark   The Party 9         http://www.theparty.dk

Jan 21 - Jan 23, 2000 Finland   Elevator 3          http://www.elevator.labra.com

Mar 10 - Mar 12, 2000 Holland   Ambience 2000       http://www.ambience.nl
Mar 31 - Apr 02, 2000 Finland   Rendezvous 01       http://rendezvous.stc.cx

Apr 19 - Apr 23, 2000 Norway    The Gathering 1900  http://www.gathering.org

May 06 - May 07, 2000 Russia    Parodox 2000        http://eltes.info-don.ru/kirr
May 26 - May 28, 2000 Germany   Radwar Party 2000   http://www.radwar.com
May ?? - May ??, 2000 Germany   Dialogos 2000       http://www.dialogos.cc/

Jul 14 - Jul 16, 2000 Belgium   Inscene 2000        http://www.inscene.org

Aug ?? - Aug ??, 2000 Poland    Gravity 2000        neuroup@agravedict.art.pl
Nov ?? - Nov ??, 2000 France    Millenium Party 2K
??? ?? - ??? ??, 2000 USA       Bang! 2000          http://www.scene.org/bang!

??? ?? - ??? ??, 2000 Australia Coven 2000          http://www.coven2000.org
Dec 13 - Dec 15, 2000 Holland   ST News ICCC 2000   http://www.scriba.org/stnicc2000


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=====! interview !=============================================================

      *** Now talking in #demojournal
      *** virne has joined #demojournal

      <melwyn> okay. so first of all. tell us about yourself.

      <virne> i am still jani of lainesalo. also known as virne of koma.
              22 years old student of mediastuffshit in finland.
              coder, designer, graphician, video editor, all that.

      <melwyn> so we could start from the history.. when coma was born,
               where you with from the beginning?

      <virne> nope..
              my friends had nice little crack/cheat/trainer/demo
              group called Dante in 93.

      <melwyn> and...?

      <virne> i joined them because i was only one who had Gravis
              Ultrasound card.. so ofcourse i could do a Gravis Ultrasound
              card.. so ofcourse i could do a modplayer for them.

      <melwyn> hehehe. sounds like a good reason to me. :)

      <virne> but Dante died and boys formed C.O.M.A.
              i hated name C.O.M.A. and they had no good ideas and no one
              who did something

      <melwyn> so what does C.O.M.A actually stand for?

      <virne> talented people but nobody did do anything final
              Community Of Moral Advancement
              Summer 94 we had meeting and i was there too.. not as
              a member but a fan of Afri Cola.. our favourite cola.

      <melwyn> haha. :)

      <virne> they wanted somebody to do a meeting intro to them and
              i said "yes"
              and i did
              it is still damn good product

      <melwyn> so meeting intro was your first prod for coma?

      <virne> youngsters should learn
              true.. and that was also first coma product.. not counting
              trainers etc. actually it was Koma.. we had that "K" fashion
              before Komplex or other "K" wannabies :) [editor: i thought
              you started to use koma with 'k' not until tg98.]

      <melwyn> okay. so when did coma really reached for the all peoples
               consciousnessess first time? was it stikman's world?

      <virne> in finland we were famous because we were on many parties
              and we knew people that was something i didn't know.
              our first bigger hit was actually "Rauha Teille" demo
              with religious thoughts and ideas.. and with bad music.
              that made us famous in finland and outside too..
              but ofcourse Stickmans World was final breakthrough

      <melwyn> yes, i can surely imagine this assembly people watching
               the intro compo (hell, i was there, too) and seeing all
               those toruses and after that suddenly this sticky dancing man
               pops up on the screen and takes a beer from the fridge. :)

      <virne> yep. that McGurk got that brainstorm of vector figure with
              movements from videotape

      <melwyn> but after that came paimen - perhaps (still) your best known
               demo all around the world...

      <virne> there was few nice nice nice demos inbetween but paimen was
              a chart hit. all demos very different but still same kooma..
              you wanna know the secret why paimen is so good ? secret is
              Juhla Pi party was delayed for a week so i got week extra to
              tweak everything.. and still made it ready at the party place.

      <melwyn> so what do you mean by 'chart hit'? did it appeal to those
               normal demoscene people as well? all i do remember from 96's
               it was quite a time for those brave cool new 3d worlds
               (well, caero was released at tp5 and so on)..

      <virne> people liked it.. it was on some charts at the time and
              i got fan mail all over the world.

      <melwyn> cool.

      <virne> people liked it because it was so "musicvideolike"

      <melwyn> and what is the secret behind this "you lost by one point
               the juhla 3.14 to halcyon" thing? :)

      <virne> yes because one of our members was too drunk to vote and
              halcyonies stole votesheets.. (we didnt ofcourse not.. never.)

      <melwyn> hehe. i just wonder if they stole our votesheets (which
               were indeed stolen).

      <virne> it might be us too. stealing of votesheets is great hobby
              and part of demoscene culture. when everybody is doing
              that its not a problem.

      <melwyn> unfortunately they don't use votedisks and sheets much
               anymore at parties..

      <virne> no we just have to steal votekeys and threaten lamers

      <melwyn> okay. many people have claimed that coma demos are not
               demos at all but "pure video crap". how do you think
               about this subject?

      <virne> there we come to the idea of demo

      <melwyn> what is so wrong to make demos with video images included?

      <virne> thats same question that some people dont like lyrics in
              demomusic

      <melwyn> hehe. but i think people liked etc. 303 quite much.

      <virne> if idea of demo is to show some new technologies and to
              make a good show in given limits then it is totally ok to
              use video or whatever in demo if it just fit the limits.

      <virne> 303 wasnt bad but "Mina Omistan" by Movement and Groos
              band rocks more :) even though axel had no own videofootage
              but thats a different thing

      <melwyn> i have to admit i've never seen mina omistan, or at least
               i don't remember anything of it. [editor: but the song
               rocks, every should have it!]
               so now we come actually to your favourite demos and stuff..
               you like old melon demos much?

      <virne> mina omistan is one of my favorite demos along with 242
              by Virtual Dreams/Fairlight :P

      <melwyn> it's not too hard to imagine why is that. :)

      <virne> well melon stuff.. melon stuff was ok. ninja etc.. but
              actually melon was never a big favourite.

      <melwyn> so what was?

      <virne> and 242 was a mainly a joke and ripoff but who cares
              Polka Brothers.. that is. and some Complex stuff
              ofcourse Spaceballs with State of Art and 9 fingers

      <melwyn> nothing good on pc? oh, that's harsh.

      <virne> Nooon and Orange stuff was good

      <melwyn> (i was hoping something like deep psilocybin mix by
               cncd but...:)

      <virne> ofcourse CNCD .. forgot
              psilocybin mix YES.. Closer YEEEES.. Killer.. good
              and suprisingly Tint by The Black Lotus.. damn long and
              too colorful demo but it somehow rocks.

      <melwyn> okay. not too big deal, who wouldn't forgot the mammoths..
               it seems like tint is almost everybodys favourite..

      <virne> CNCD - cemetary of the mammoths.. that was a sign at Groos door

      <melwyn> i think it was their slogan once, too?

      <virne> yep

      <melwyn> okay, enough talk about favourite (amiga) demos. what about
               coders/gfx/musicians. do you have any favourites?

      <virne> coders.. well.. jmagic, saviour, case and juliet, karl..
              other old gurus.. i know what coding is so i dont have
              that much favourite coders. graphicians.. der piipo atleast,
              antony and those. musicians.. groo and other cncd musicians
              ofcourse, dune, yolk, moby and so on.

      <melwyn> so it seems like all your heros are from early/mid 90's.
               are there no good ones left anymore?

      <virne> there are.. but somehow they seem not that good anymore..
              quality is not that high it should be.
              gimme some names so i can give striking comment about

      <melwyn> okay. so what do you think about sunflower?

      <virne> group or demo? havent seen demo at all.

      <melwyn> well i mean zilog and wonder by sunflower.

      <virne> zilog was nice.. havent seen wonder. but is that very far
              from example Closer ? zilog is very good, but it is just
              a demo.. nothing more. stuff people did 4-5 years is mainly
              the same we do now.. just more faces and bigger resolution.

      <melwyn> well i don't have tnt either so i can't see wonder at home
               (i've seen it just once) but it's like reeeeeally beautiful
               morphing 3d stuff and beaaaaautiful pictures by visualize
               and looks so damn nice.

      <melwyn> beautiful yes - and i'm not the right person to say what
               if a demo has good plot or design or not.

      <virne> for just looking nice is not enough. visualize (forgot to
              mention as my favourite graphician) is damn good but he
              sometimes lack ideas.. just making damn nice pictures.
              he was offering me those same old eyes and woman heads when
              we had our Jamm R. project.. damn.

      <melwyn> hehe. that must have been dull. :)

      <virne> plot is not needed.. or design as people think of design..
              i mean there must be some meaning or idea to make it art
              and longer lasting than just few times on monitor.
              i have problems with that too so i dont blame people
              how many demosceners can say that they have had their demos
              on art exhibition.. i can. [editor: how about katastro.fi?]
              people outside demoscene cant see anything else in demo that
              it is nicelooking.. they forget it after that.

      <melwyn> yes - do like i say - not like i do it by myself... isn't
               that a christian philosophy? which reminds me you have used
               quite much (at least on you're earlier demos like paimen)
               religious text..

      <virne> not that much as people think.. i still consider myself
              as a christian. maybe demos after control came more personal
              than just shouting against society. and after that just void..
              not much ideas for text. too happy life.

      <melwyn> yes. it has almost became like trademark for coma. you have
               weird video stuff and weird texts and that's at least the
               thing that people seems to expect from you nowadays...

      <virne> i think people have get bored to it.. me too. though i am
              more bored to traditional demos. :)

      <melwyn> i can agree with that one. people have got bored with every
               kind of demos. nothing is fresh no more.

      <virne> i try make different things.. like you can see from comas
              demolist.. stikmans world, 60brw, W45, paimen, virne etc..
              i am quite out of ideas to make really different demo..
              i have some ideas but i always lack time.

      <melwyn> so is the others copying your style or you merging to
               the mainstream which causes this that you haven't released
               anything really differend lately? or am i talking bullshit now?

      <virne> maybe both and bullshit

      <melwyn> and some people do still differend demos. like moral hard
               candy was quite fresh one. though now it seems like
               everybody's copying now them aswell.

      <virne> i have seen people using exactly the things i have made
              years before.. and not only in demos.. sometimes in tv
              i can some stuff thats like straightly from my demos. :P

      <melwyn> horrific. :)

      <virne> or then i go just my way too far away from others so people
              cant see that i am actually doing different things all the time.

      <melwyn> okay. i think we've talked enough about demos.

      <virne> lets talk about beer and women

      <melwyn> at this point it's time for demojournal quiz. :)

      <virne> doh

      <melwyn> (we can talk about that later)
               1. so the legendary question which reveals have you read past
               articles of demojournal. what is the capital of madagascar?

      <virne> uganda

      <melwyn> no, that's another country. :)

      <virne> turenki

      <melwyn> okay. it seems like you should read some more old
               demojournals...

      <virne> i never read interviews to this point :)

      <melwyn> question 2. what is best party ever you've attended?

      <virne> So many nice but so different parties.. Lets say Juhla 3.14 ..
              traditional good nice small party with everything we need.

      <melwyn> sounds nice enough to me,.
               3. what's you're favourite colour?

      <virne> forest green

      <melwyn> hmm. yoy wouldn't happen to like type'o'negative?
               (consider this as question # 4..)

      <virne> not a great fan but they have correct music style

      <melwyn> just becouse they seem to like forest green, too.
               blah. enough these stupid questions aswell.
               you mentioned early in this interview you've been in
               demoscene since 93? what was your first demoparty actually?

      <virne> Aggressive/Depressive autumn 93
              i had no money to go to assembly93.. (not a reason nowadays)
              then straight to TheParty93 bustrip

      <melwyn> damn. you were at the first aggressive? now i'm jealous.

      <virne> yep. you should be

      <melwyn> you've been at tp quite many times, too?

      <virne> dante released their first and last dentro there

      <melwyn> :)

      <virne> every year since 93.. i think that makes me finn that holds
              record for being at theparty.

      <melwyn> well, since now it's 7th time in the row, it's quite hard
               to break that record..

      <virne> and i am proud of it
              The Party is the very best big party in the world.
              dont know about the bigger parties in central europe..
              but the party is BIG.

      <melwyn> though there has been quite much critism about the party
               and their rules..

      <virne> like rule that child porn is not allowed ? evil organizers
              indeed.

      <melwyn> like this win/dos/linux democompo division sucks etc.

      <virne> well. rules are rules. they have their rules. and for me
              they are not bad rules. but i mean feeling..
              they have right attitude

      <melwyn> yep. i think i know what you mean.
               but i think this interview is coming to it's end. do you
               have anything you would like to say yourself?

      <virne> i love myself

      <melwyn> anything else? :)

      <virne> lets drink at the party

      <melwyn> now we're talking about the real thing!

      <virne> forgot to talk about beer and women.. :(

      <melwyn> ok. let's do it shortly.
               what's your favourite beer?

      <virne> karhu is alltime favourite

      <melwyn> and yes, we can forget the girls this time.

      <virne> damn girls

      <melwyn> so perhaps it's really time to quit this interview.

      <virne> so we can drink beer and talk about girls at the party
              this was long and i had still soooo much to say.

      <melwyn> nice talkin to you. i hope someone will get something
               about this. :)

      <virne> maybe i will tell all about everything in my own website
              soon.

      <melwyn> yes, so if you want to see virne live (and talk about women
               and beer, perhaps) come to tp9 and meet him there!
               we're off now. bye!

      <virne> bye

      *** virne has left #demojournal (virne)


=====! demo !==================================================================


      Could be you by Acid Rain (party-version)

      Found at www.scene.org, in the incoming/Dreamhack directory. By the
      time you read this there will probably be a normal directory.
      The filename is crime.zip.

      3rd place at Dreamhack'99 (non-accelerated)

      System requirements:
      Fast pentium + MMX, 32 MB ram, 9 MB HD, Vesa 320*200*32, Midas-supported
      soundcard. And if you're one of those dinosaurs that do not load a
      diskcache when booting under DOS (like me), you better start smartdrv.
      Otherwise the loading will be awfully slow.

      The demo:
      "Could be you". Not the name of a cheesy love-song (yeah my brain makes
      strange associations :)), but the name of a dark story-demo that handles
      about crime, robbery and murder. We watch an intelligent police-database
      that's trying to solve a crime by analyzing lots of full-screen video-
      fragments (that explains the 9MB size). Between those, it shows some
      output in the typical way that we are used to see in hi-tech movies:
      in little boxes with moving stripe-edges, and letters that appear so
      slowly you can follow reading them (even when the system can handle
      full-screen video :)). 2D-effects are sparingly, mostly for transitions:
      a dive-into-a-repeating-texture (it's at the start, if you don't know
      what I talk about :)), a water+bump effect, TV-snow/lines, horizontal
      fades,... Polygon-based 3D is even rarer, but the particle-city looks
      great and the voxel-pilar at the end is one of the best I've seen.
      Regarding still pictures, there's a nice AR logo at the start, but the
      rest are photos that are barely visible due all the effects on top of
      them. The joys of alpha blending <grin>.
      The music is a dark tune that varies a lot, because it follows the
      action so well: slow when the system initializes, fast drums when
      searching through lots of data, dramatic synths when searching the
      killer... It's more a soundtrack than a independent tune, with
      soundeffects like cameras zooming and such.

      Worth the download ?
      I've a feeling that some people will dislike this demo for two points:
      - It has a (kind of) story, which is a real thrill the first time you
        see it, but of course less when you watch it again.
      - It has lots of videos, and that's still "not done" for the die-hard
        everything-should-be-realtime sceners.
      IMO they don't hurt the demo severely. In the non-video parts, there
      is so much going on at the same time that you can watch it several
      times, and still notice new things. When watching it the 4th time,
      I finally recognized the strange 3D-object in the background during
      the DNA-search as a DNA-helix :) The design rocks, with original
      details like the video start-pause symbols or the greetings hidden
      inside the suspects-list [editor: well try to find the real hidden
      greetings part ;], and the zipped size is only 5 MB so it's not that
      bad. The moral at the end doesn't add anything for me, but hey, I'm
      bad :) Recommended for everyone who is not paranoid.

                                                                        Seven

      Note to the editor: Melwyn, you're in Acid Rain, right? And you are
      the guy with that big knife in this demo? Yes? Oh, I was just curious,
      really. That will not influence my review, of course...
      [editor: yep. it's me. but they never caught me - so beware...]

=====! intro !=================================================================        
        

      Clean by Replay
      64k intro at Dreamhack 1999

      Programming and Graphics: Whisker
      Music: Distance


      Clean is the 64kb intro by Replay from Dreamhack 1999. It goes on the
      way of their previous works like Catch22 and Clinique. They went even
      further in minimalism this time.

      The music is a fine chiptune. It has a gloomy feeling, which dominates
      the intro, too.

      There is a white background throughout the whole intro.
      Apart from black and white, there is basically only one color at a
      time - a shade of either red or blue.
      There are many parts after each other.
      By using colors this way, the parts fit together well.

      We can see spheres (drawn in one single color, but with correct contours
      according to 3d intersections); a mosaic effect, a julia morpher, 2d
      splines and 2d blobs. All of them look very simple, but very fine
      indeed. Because of the style of the intro, this mere list of the effects
      does not really tell much about the intro itself.

      There are some scrolling messages.
      By using only the minimal amount of effects, the focus was set on these
      messages. Unfortunately, there is no connection (or at least I was
      unable to find any) between, for example, 'we eat, sleep and disco'
      and 'never listen to the blind man's heart'... I feel that the concept
      is broken this way...

      The music fits the video, and the effects are timed to it.
      The code is nothing special technically, but there are no bugs or
      jerking pixels. There are two versions, (320x240 and 640x480); there
      are some minor differences between them, but I think that this can be
      put down to the laziness of the coder :) The low resolution version
      looks ugly because the effects are drawn without filtering.

      This type of demos and intros can not be judged objectively.
      I personally like this intro, but, in my opinion, one has to be in the
      right mood to enjoy it.

                                                                        gekko

=====! music !=================================================================


      Around chaos
      Heatseeker
      www.traxinspace.com
      1997

         Heatseeker has been announced artist of the month, so I decided
      to review a bit older track by him.
         It is one of those resonating and synth full goa/trance or
      whatever tracks which I use to blow my mind than I'm too tired
      and need to clean my mind. This one runs for 11 mins and thanks to
      high amount of instruments it doesn't become too boring. Compared
      to other tracks in this style is this one top production.
         That was shitty review! :)


      childhood friend
      tiger
      milk.sgic.fi -> #48

         Tiger is master of ambient music and this track presents it
      perfectly. Ethnical influences are mixed into modern music and
      form a perfect composition. It could be better, but it is best
      ambient track I've heard during last month. So listen to guitars,
      voices and other sounds and float away.


      la noche verde
      ressu
      milk.sgic.fi -> #68

         One of the best songs ever released under "milk" label. It has
      signs of modern repetitive and minimalistic music mixed with music
      ambient. In it is played normal song in french style and changes
      impression of it significantly.
         This is how should look experimental track - it is still very
      enjoyable track and it is also new. It impressed me.


      Lull
      Serkul
      www.mono211.com -> Monotonik -> #30

         A very interesting techno track. You can hear in it influence
      from Underworld and Necros and all this is put in a brand new
      habit. Even when it is defined as a techno, don't expect that
      stupid german kind of drumline, this one is much better. If you
      have nothing to do, check this one out.

                                                                        tryhuk
        

=====! question !==============================================================

      > question of the week:
      > why doesnt everyone help you when you need help the most?

      Because the attitude and answer is:
      Because you ask the wrong question at the wrong time
      and about the wrong thing in the wrong place.

      And Besides, one is enough? Why Everyone?
      - cruxis

      because sceners are selfish.
      - fred

      Because it'd mean investing into a dead project. Would you buy shares
      of a company that goes bankrupt? Free-market economy is based on the
      people you criticize with this question.
      - malte

      It is just the laws of Murphy! If there is going something bad to
      happen, it will happen the worse time!
      - optimus/dirty minds

      Unability is the case.
      - puolikuu

      Because all sceners are ugly greasy nerds and stupid
      egocentric stupido bastards...and those are only GOOD
      qualities.
      - jean9

      because when you need help the most, can they really tell?
      or perhaps they just haven't got the answer,or the means to help.
      - nogsf

      murphy's law.
      - t.c.p.

=====! quote !=================================================================

      Nothing but sisterlove at #pixel...

      <lluvia> lovely Johanne :)
      <nogsf> beautiful anne sister :)

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      3g Design..............................http://3gdesign.cjb.net
 <*>  Acid Rain..............................http://surf.to/acidrain
      Anakata..............................http://www.anakata.art.pl
      Astral..............................http://astral.scene-hu.com
      Astroidea........................http://astroidea.scene-hu.com
      AtomiK....................................http://atomik.ini.hu
      Bomb..................................http://bomb.planet-d.net
      BlaBla..............................http://blabla.planet-d.net
      Blasphemy..............................http://www.blasphemy.dk
      Byterapers.....................http://www.byterapers.scene.org
 <*>  Calodox.................................http://www.calodox.org
      Chrome..............................http://chrome.scene-hu.com
      Defacto 2..............................http://www.defacto2.net
      Dolops......................... ........http://dolOps.scene.hu
      Exceed...........................http://www.inf.bme.hu/~exceed
      Fobia Design...........................http://www.fd.scene.org
      GODS...................................http://www.idf.net/gods
      Green.....................................http://green.dyns.cx
      Grif........................http://arrabonet.gyor.hu/~rattgrif
      Haujobb......................................http://haujobb.de
      Hellcore............................http://www.hellcore.art.pl
      IJSKAST.............................http://www.ijskast.cjb.net
      Immortals..............................http://imrt.home.ml.org
      Infuse...................................http://www.infuse.org
      Just For Fun...........................http://jff.planet-d.net
      Kilobite...............................http://kilobite.cjb.net
      Kolor................................http://www.kaoz.org/kolor
      Kooma.....................................http://www.kooma.com
      Label zero.........................http://labelzero.pganet.com
      Mandula.........................http://www.inf.bme.hu/~mandula
      Monar................ftp://amber.bti.pl/pub/scene/distro/monar
      Noice.....................................http://www.noice.org
      Orion..............................http://orion.arfstudios.org
      Quad........................................http://www.quad.nl
      Rage........................................http://www.rage.nu
      Replay.......................http://www.shine.scene.org/replay
      Rhyme................................http://rhyme.scene-hu.com
      Skytech team............................http://www.skytech.org
 <*>  Sunflower.......................http://sunflower.opengl.org.pl
      Suspend......................http://www.optimus.wroc.pl/rappid
      Tehdas...................................http://come.to/tehdas
      Tesko..........................http://www.scentral.demon.co.uk
      The Black Lotus.............................http://www.tbl.org
      The Digital Artists Wired Nation.http://digitalartists.cjb.net
      The Lost Souls...............................http://www.tls.no
      TPOLM.....................................http://www.tpolm.com
      Trauma.................................http://sauna.net/trauma
      T-Rex.....................................http://www.t-rex.org
      Universe..........................http://universe.planet-d.net
      Vantage.........................http://www.profzone.ch/vantage

      Music:

      Aisth.....................................http://www.aisth.com
      Blacktron Music Production...........http://www.d-zign.com/bmp
      Chill..........................http://www.bentdesign.com/chill
      Chiptune...............................http://www.chiptune.com
      Da Jormas................................http://www.jormas.com
      Five Musicians.........................http://www.fm.scene.org
      Fridge...........................http://www.ssmedion.de/fridge
      Ignorance.............................http://www.ignorance.org
      Intense...........................http://intense.ignorance.org
      Jecoute.................................http://jecoute.cjb.net
      Kosmic Free Music Foundation.............http://www.kosmic.org
      Level-d.................................http://www.level-d.com
      Milk.......................................http://milk.sgic.fi
      Mah Music.............................http://come.to/mah.music
      Maniacs of noise...............http://home.worldonline.nl/~mon
      MAZ's Sound homepage.............http://www.th-zwickau.de/~maz
      Mo'playaz..........................http://ssmedion.de/moplayaz
      Mono211.................................http://www.mono211.com
      Morbid Minds..............http://www.raveordie.com/morbidminds
      Noise................................http://www.noisemusic.org
      One Touch Records......................http://otr.planet-d.net
      Radical Rhythms.....http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/merrelli/rr
      RBi Music.............................htpp://www.rbi-music.com
      Ruff Engine................http://members.xoom.com/ruff_engine
      Sound Devotion................http://sugarbomb.x2o.net/soundev
      Soundstate.........................http://listen.to/soundstate
      Sunlikamelo-D...........http://www.error-404.com/sunlikamelo-d
      Suspect Records........................http://www.tande.com/sr
      Tequila........................http://www.defacto2.net/tequila
      Tempo................................http://tempomusic.cjb.net
      Theralite...........................http://theralite.avalon.hr
      Tokyo Dawn Records........................http://tdr.scene.org
      UltraBeat.........................http://www.innerverse.com/ub
      Vibrants................................http://www.vibrants.dk

      People:

      3d addict...................http://users.cybercity.dk/~bcc5877
      Anders Akerheden...............http://hem.passagen.se/andersak
      Ari..............................http://www.primenet.com/~arie
      Attack..............................http://attack.planet-d.net
      Balrog.........................http://www.mds.mdh.se/~mek98adl
      Carlos..............................http://www.nexus.hu/carlos
      !Cube......................http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/~tlonnber
      Dave.............................http://www.come.to/davecorner
      DaVinci.................................http://davinci.ice.org
      Echo................................http://www.kki.net.pl/echo
      Exocet..........................http://jff.planet-d.net/exocet
      Flan.............................http://www.error-404.com/flan
      Gardner................................http://www.gardner.z.pl
      Grabule........................http://members.xoom.com/grabule
      Hunz............................http://www.globec.com.au/~hunz
      HP........................................http://hp.pardey.org
      Inferno............................http://inferno.planet-d.net
      Jean Nine....................................http://j9.cjb.net
      Jimsendu............................http://home.sol.no/ojakobs
      Jupiter....................http://members.xoom.com/JupiterCode
      Leviathan....................http://www.ews.uiuc.edu/~ajcarlso
      Los........................http://www.angelfire.com/in/miku305
      Mephisto.............................http://www.chez.com/shiva
      Mystical................................http://www.mystical.dk
      Nekrite.....................................http://move.to/ap0
      Nico....................................http://geecs.org/~nico
      Nino...................http://www.saunalahti.fi/~kuusnie/tapsa
      Nogsf..............................http://www.saers.com/~nogsf
      Pow.................................http://home.sol.no/~tskara
      Rents................................http://newdigital.tsx.org
      Rez.................................http://reeeeez.citeweb.net
      Rod.................................http://www.inf.bme.hu/~rod
      Scorpik............................http://scorpik.planet-d.net
      Shodan...............................http://shodan.skytech.org
      Skal..................................http://skal.planet-d.net
      Skaven..........................http://isis.yok.utu.fi/~skaven
      Sol..................................http://www.icon.fi/~solar
      Spell.........................http://www.ThePentagon.com/Spell
      Splif..............................http://splif.aegis-corp.org
      Szoke......................................http://szoke.ini.hu
      TheREW..............................http://home.wxs.nl/~therew
      Traven..............................http://traven.planet-d.net
      TS................................http://www2.hawaii.edu/~myee
      Tuo.....................................http://tuo.skytech.org
      Unlock...........................http://www.profzone.ch/unlock
      Vivid..................................http://vivid.kosmic.org
      Wain.............http://zevs.ifi.ntnu.no/~frankwer/gfx/gfx.htm
      Warder...............................http://www.dlc.fi/~warder
      Willbe...................................http://willbe.cjb.net
      Yannis...........................http://www.zip.com.au/~yannis
      Zden....................................http://message.sk/zden

      Others:

      Arf!Studios..........................http://www.arfstudios.org
      Calodox demolinks exchange.....http://calodox.planet-d.net/cde
      #coders..................................http://coderz.cjb.net
      Comic Pirates.........................http://scene-central.com
      Demo fanclub........................http://jerware.org/fanclub
      Digital Undergrounds.....................http://dug.iscool.net
      Doose charts...............................http://www.doose.dk
      Dreams2 CD.........................http://nl.scene.org/dreams2
      Freax...................http://freax.scene-hu.com/mainmenu.htm
      GfxZone.................................http://www.gfxzone.org
      Hugi size-compo...............http://home.pages.de/~hugi-compo
      Orange Juice.........................http://ojuice.citeweb.net
      PC-demos explained.....http://www.oldskool.org/demos/explained
      Pixel...................................http://pixel.scene.org
      Scenet....................................http://www.scenet.de
      Swiss......................http://www.profzone.ch/vantage/list
      TakeOver................................http://www.takeover.nl
      Textmode Demo Archive.................http://tmda.planet-d.net
      Hungarian scene page...................http://www.scene-hu.com
      Trebel...................................http://www.trebel.org
      Zen of Tracking.........................http://surf.to/the-imm

      Diskmags:

      Amber...............................http://amber.bti.pl/di_mag
      Amnesia...............http://amnesia-dist.future.easyspace.com
      Demojournal....................http://demojournal.planet-d.net
      Fleur................................http://fleur.scene-hu.com
      Heroin...................................http://www.heroin.net
      Hugi........................http://home.pages.de/~hugidownload
      Pain........................,,,,,,....http://pain.planet-d.net
      Static Line......................http://www.ic.l7.net/statline
 <*>  Sunray..............................http://sunray.planet-d.net
      Total Disaster...................http://www.totaldisaster.w.pl
      TUHB.......................................http://www.tuhb.org

      Ftps:

      Amber.......................................ftp://amber.bti.pl
      Cyberbox.....................................ftp://cyberbox.de
      Flerp............<new files listed>.......ftp://flerp.scene.hu
      Scene.org........<new files listed>........ftp://ftp.scene.org
      Skynet archive.................ftp://acid2.stack.nl/pub/skynet
      ACiD2 Archive.............................ftp://acid2.stack.nl


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      UnOfficial Dreamhack '99 results

      Saying once again that Dreamhack organizing is lame wont hurt them.
      It's about two weeks since the party was held and no results or
      anything! Damn, all those prods. at Scene Org. are uploaded by
      sceners themselves. Since many of you don't know anything about
      the results, here's the top 3 from the main compos as I remember
      it. Oh, and did I already say that results suck, too? :)
      Thanks to Steffo for covering some gaps in the results.


      Non-accelerated demo

      1. Razor 1911: Mindstammer
      2. Alpha Millenium Crew
      3. Acid Rain: Could Be You
      ?. Retro AC: Superstar DJ


      Accelerated demo

      1. ? (the winner was a man on whose computer Virne coded Koma demo...)
      2. Replay: Dun[
      3. Koma: Ignorence


      64k intro

      1. Mofo
      2. Noice
      3. Woorlic: Barbadence Day
      ?. Aardbei: Cashcow
      ?. Replay: Clean


      Music Wild

      1. Steffo
      2. ?
      3. ?


      Music trackered

      1. Perra: Elajt
      2. ?
      3. pUs: Vi brjade hata


      GFX pixeled

      1. Java
      2. Adam
      3. ? (a lame scan scan scan of a boring woman figure!)


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