BitJam Podcast

Remember the old days of gaming; who had the fastest triggerfinger? Who had the best skills to memorize enemy formations and locations? Who could beat the bosses? It was all very hard when you also had a kickass tune to tap your feet to. Now you can enjoy the tunes without any enemy interference in Bitjam Episode #8 - The Bitempire Strikes Back...
Mixed by Vincenzo, jingle by KEiTO, logo by Brainbox

The deadline for Antique Toy has been extended till November 15th. So everybody who hasn't finished their works for the compo still have a chance. Here are the rules. All questions and suggestions are accepted by mail: -email-
This podcast features tunes from antique antique toy compos.

Mixed by Vincenzo and C-Jeff, jingle by pOWL, logo by Zoom, Antique Toy logo by Asphyx and girl (Picture: Finality) by Deadie.

Founded in 1999, Most Valuable Playaz (also knows as MVP or simply Mo'Playaz) was the cream of the crop when it came to drum'n'bass. Releasing mostly tracked modules, it has been a home for many nowadays big d'n'b names such as Muffler, Psidream,
Krii aka Resound and Mad-E.
When MVP went inactive in 2002, the scene lost one of the last quality tracking groups. Bitjam brings you a best-of Mo'Playaz special, exclusively mixed by labelhead tEiS and featuring the biggest MVP hits as well as unreleased material. Tune in, junglist!

Mixed by tEiS, logo #14 by KF, text by Dipswitch

Just For Fun, this was the motto of the long awaited online music competition, organized by www.scene.hu with Slyspy's leadership.
The compo was a big success: 30 musicians entered. This is a nice summary, because the hungarian demoscene is small
(around ~250ppl nowadays).
This podcast will guide you trough the entries in "Viva chartshow style", starting from the last placed song to the first.
Have fun!

Mixed by Vincenzo, logo #15 by Zoom

We got our microscope and went looking for big hits in very small packages. This time the podcast contains 100% pure softsynth action in the form of big, big tunes from tiny, tiny 4k intros. Part radiomix, part beatmix - enjoy this special guest BitJam Podcast mixing appearance by Gloom.
Shoutouts to the peeps in the nordic conspiracy!

Mixed by Gloom, Jingles by Virgill, logo #16 by H2O

Switzerland isn't just the known for cheese-holes, gold-bullions, watches and chocolate, but also for being the origin country of the demoscene group Brainstorm. Now being a completely international team, Brainstorm doesn't always take itself too seriously and relentlessly keeps injecting some humour into the scene. In this podcast Bitjam is taking a journey through parts of the group's archives, ranging from ZINE to Chillosophy, Cui-Zine, Rhino Discharge, Fairytale and more.
This podcast also features an exclusive brand new track by Scott.

Episode #19 - Drum and bass part 2
Once again we present some tracked drum'n'bass music from the 1990s - and this time it's about two trackinggroups: Theralite from Hungary and Rebound from Finland. Both hosted some big artists, in terms of demoscene credit as well as later "reallife" d'n'b status. So here we go with some big tunes - speed up and headbang with us again in the second Drum and Bass podcast episode!
Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, compiled by Dipswitch, logo #19 by KF

Episode #20 - 20 years of scenemusic
This episode is a homage to the last 20 years of demoscene music - one tune from each year from 1987 until 2007. Please note that the year of the demo was used rather than the year the tune was made, for example Physical Presence was made in 1993 but FLT^VD - Love was released in 1994. Also as this is episode #20 we would like to thank all who have supported us with their own podcasts and given us ideas and feedback.
Thanks to Alecs^BRS for his help!

Mixed by Vincenzo, jingle by Virgill, compiled by Serpent, logo #20 by H2O

Episode #21 - VIENNA DEMOSCENE MEETING0001 - Navis^ASD - about the Pc demoscene - brought to you by [d]vision
As warming up for the Demoscene Event Vienna taking place in quartier 21 area for digital culture in Museusmquartier Vienna from 4th - 20th of July 2008, [d]vision is organising monthly demoscene-meetings in werkzeugH. Austrian demosceners, international demoscene guests and everyone interested and fascinated in demos is invited to participate. The vienna demoscene meeting is a relaxed get together with drinks, talks and of course demo-shows. Each meeting will see a different theme of demos, as an Atari demo-show, PC demos or C64 demos. International guests and enthusiast demosceners curate and host the shows. So pop by, have a drink and enjoy demos on the bigscreen.

Mixed by Vincenzo, jingle by aMUSIC, logo #21 by Zoom

Episode #27 - [d]vision part 2
Gargaj visited Vienna on the 14th of December and gave an insight view of the life of a Democoder in Conspiracy and Ãœmlaut Design, his rockstardays after the first success, Eastern European travelguides and more, frequently interrupted by lots and lots of demos plus commercial breaks for the Function Demoparty in Hungary.

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #27 by H2O

Episode #31 - Atari Falcon classics
Back in 1992 the new Atari Falcon arrived. Its specifications like a Motorola 68030 CPU, True Color graphics, a DSP and high quality sound was a great new playground for demomakers. While the Atari ST scene was largely dying, a lot of great demos, full of high skilled craftwork and innovative ideas, where created on the Falcon around the middle of the 90s. This episode presents a selection of the music that came along with those colorful demowonders. Have a nice trip back into these lovely times.

Mixing, compiling and jingles by 505, logo by H2O

Bitfellas proudly presents: Merregnon!

Merregnon is a soundtrack CD project for which renowned composers from the game industry contribute brand-new titles. By writing orchestral music the artists tell a story taking place in a newly created fantasy-universe.
Stars like Chris Huelsbeck (Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 2), Yuzo Koshiro (Shenmue) and Fabian Del Priore (Cultures 2) already speak for themselves.
They, and a number of many more music veterans, have signed on to work on this album trilogy, whose atmosphere will additionally be nourished with impressions and pictures from the richly decorated booklets.
(text taken from www.merregnon.com)

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #33 by Merregnon studios feat. Alien^PDX
Special thanks to Bobic, who made this episode possible. Thank you!

Episode #37 - Atari ST tunes
During the period of 1989-1992, which one could call the peak of the classic Atari ST demoscene, a huge amount of ST-megademos were released. The were full of wobbling logos, flexible and entertaining scollers, dot effects, sprites, bobs, flat shaded 3d... and all that along with YM-chipmusic. The dominating musician back than was doubtlessly Mad Max beeing responsible for about 90% of the Atari demomusics in some way. Nevertheless quite an amount of other chipmusicians participated in the demproductions as well. Some of the heartpieces of all those musicians are compiled in this Podcast.
For an Atari ST scener its likely a mix of very well known tunes and speaking personally, some of the tunes wake some really good old feelings in me still today. For other demosceners it might be a bit of a best-of-compile from those years - when three channels were an orchestra, 16 colors were enough for our oil-paintings and so many limits still had to be broken.

Selection and mixing by 505, logo #37 by H2O and Brainbox

Episode #41 - Barry's scene favourites

Compiled by Barry Leitch, mixing by Vincenzo, logo #41 by KF

Few people acknowledge how much the scene influenced the games of the era, and thus in turn the games influenced the scene. I've selected several pieces that over the years influenced me, pieces that I still have in my playlist and much to my wife and kids dissapointment play in the car. With such a wealth of material to pick from, a bank so much richer than the mainstream, please consider omissions merely due to my lack of space.

Episode #43 - SIDs You Thought They Were Not - Multispeed tunes
This is a "downloadable only" podcast episode. No radio, no airing on sunday...
Multispeed tunes have been a new dimension in C64 history. They sound very different to regular C64 music, sometimes you can't even recognize them as SIDs at all. We collected and mixed some high quality multispeed sids for this episode, enjoy listening and have fun!

Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, logo #43 by Sander

Episode #44 - Roland LAPC-I tunes
The LAPC-I is an 8-bit ISA sound card for the IBM-PC, released by Roland in 1988. Containing the same technology of the Roland D-50, it allowed composers to create their own sounds at a much lower price. Being targetted towards home users, it was also supported in many MS-DOS games in the late 80s and early 90s.
Unfortunately, most gamers couldn't afford one, so they missed out on superb music and were stuck with the cheaper Sound Blaster sound cards. This podcast has been put together to bring back the game music you once missed.

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #44 by KF, compiled by Sahkolihaa

22 years in the game industry, Hundreds of games.. Boatloads of toys.. One of the most prolific composers of the era. You have most likely heard his work. It's hard to avoid it. Even today a walk thru Wal-Mart finds at least a dozen items with audio by Barry. He's written more music on more formats that anyone else on the planet..

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #47 by KF, compiled by Barry Leitch.
Big big thank you goes to Sahkolihaa for his help!

Episode #48 - Revenge of the DOS Prompt
Break out your 386s and your GUS cards! The BitJam podcast is booting up the finest tunes to ever grace your PeeCee - and no Windows required! Remember how much fun it was to make sure you left enough CPU to mix all 16 channels in software? Double check that DMA channel and let the BitJam podcast bring you back in time...

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #48 by KF, big thank you goes to ALecs and Bobic for their ideas and help!

Episode #49 - HighScore Music
BitJam are happy to bring you some of the best and most memorable Highscore tunes from the time when reaching that No.1 slot and beating your friend was so important! Join us on a journey to reach these heights as we travel from the games 'Alien' to 'X-Out' covering many classics and platforms along the way.

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Virgill, logo #49 by KF
Big thank you to Sahkolihaa, Bobic, KEiTO and The Godfather for their ideas and help!

Episode #49b - Christmas 2008 Special episode
In true Christmas spirit BitJam have a gift for you that you can open straight away! Enjoy our selection of exclusive tracks and celebrate by turning your stereo up to hear this wide selection of fun unreleased material.
We send out greetings and thanks to all competitors in this episode. Guys, you rock! Merry Xmas!

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #49b by H2O, episode idea by KEiTO

Episode #55 - Comic and Cartoon
If you ever wondered how it would feel if the toys would force you under THEIR bed, tune into Bitjam's brand new happydose of a hyperactive chimpanzee going wild with a pressure-sensitive music box made partly out of Goofy's chest hair. Enjoy this merry medley of twiddly tripletry, buffoonous beats and curious crescendos, but remember! Maybe there's a duck watching you. Right now. From the shadows. Of the kitchen sink. In southern France. Seriously.

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #55 by KF, Haz and Helge

Episode #58 - We are 3!
BitFellas is another year older, as we make a special secret scene related wish (after blowing out the 3rd candle on the birthday cake) we'd like to welcome you all firstly by pointing you to a very special podcast put together by Vincenzo and Bobic to celebrate us becoming toddlers!
Anyway onto the show; Bobic's made a cool selection on the best of what the German scene has to offer to celebrate the new German language area of BitFellas called .deMOSZENE! Enjoy!

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Virgill, logo #58 by H2O, compiled by Bobic

Episode #59 - Brainstorm Reloaded
In 2009, Brainstorm is celebrating it's 20th anniversary, so we're hereby paying the group its tribute. We chose not to do so with old tracks, but with mostly new ones from its Tracked in Time musicdisk. Add to that a bit of tracks from 1994 and 2009 and you'll be just fine. And you can rest assured that the group shows no signs of slowing down in 2009 and beyond.

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #59 by gr4ss

Episode #60 - BitJam RMX 001 Compo Entries
Some time ago we at Bitfellas decided to try and organize an interesting compo - we picked three tracks for other musicians to remix and compete in who can make up the best reinterpretations of these songs. The competition itself, as you know, ended on a dismal note, but we decided not to let the tracks end up unused, so here's a brand new podcast compiled from the (purely subjectively selected) best tracks of the competition!

Mixing and compiling by Vincenzo, jingles by Virgill, logo #60 by KF

Episode #63 - We got balls of boing
Watching the demoscene evolve on the Amiga in the early 90's had a definite feeling of wonderment about it - certainly in no small part due to the amazing music the talents in the field magically made appear from our speakers. 8 bit, 4 channels, and some of these guys could still make these humble sound chips sound like the symphony orchestra. It is with the hope that you experience some of that wonderment tonight, we present to you BitJam Podcast 63. For further exploration into the demoscene, we recommend you to visit our sister site, BitWorld, where you can lose yourself in demoscene magic 24/7. Enjoy!

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Cons, logo #63 by KF, compiled by Zeg

Episode #66 - In Soviet Russia bears mix podcasts
We were going to write about Glasnost, Perestroika and the new BitJam information policy, sanctioned by the Central BitFellas Committee Plenum aswell as about propaganda tools like the Brainstorm marketing machine in the context of the values that Western civilization is based on, but then we got drunk! May the moscowbell sample be with you, enjoy our VODKAST!

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #66 by RayNoa, compiled by ALiEN^BF

Episode #67 - Remixing the Paradise
Paradise is celebrating it's 20th anniversary this year and what would be better way to do it than enjoying this episode of BitJam podcast. Fine selection of oldschool Amiga classics and new masterpieces, you got them all. Get your volume knob funked to the 11 and enjoy the ride. Paradise next 79 tracks...

Mixing and jingle by tEiS, logo #67 by [link], compiled by Rebb

Episode #71 - ST-01 Tunes
Let's go back, way back, back into time... Along with the revolutionary Soundtracker released by Karsten Obarski back in 1987 came with it the now legendary ST-01 sample disk. Packed with classic sounds these short samples gave the talented musicians of that time the ability to create some of the most instantly recognizable masterpieces in module format. Join us as we celebrate these sounds and musicians with a selection of the very best ST-01 tunes. Compiled and mixed by SoDa7, jingle also by SoDa7, logo #71 by H2O.

Episode #74 - French classics - Come to MAIN Party!
This Sunday is a really special day, as we would like to announce our 74th podcast episode together with MAIN Party and BitFellas Remix Compo #002!
First, today podcast episode is a salute to the greatest French composers - their work deserves a dedicated mix!
Our other "main" announcement is the upcoming MAIN Party in France. We would like to invite you to come to MAIN Party, which will be held 2nd to 4th october 2009 - La Grande Halle, 13200 Arles, France.
And last but not least announcement for today is our brand new remix competition! This compo is also a salute to 3 French composers, namely Moby, Fred and Willbe. Check the Compopage for more details!

Mixing and jingles by tEiS, logo #74 by H2O

Episode #76 - Disaster area
When the earth decides to open it's jaws of doom and buildings get destroyed, when a hurricane is chasing people or a storm is causing fear; then you'll know that even catastrophes like natual disasters can't triumph over the power of good music.
BitJam Podcast episode #76 features the work of musicians, who turned the power of disaster into mighty sounds.

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #76 by unc/Ized, compiled by Bobic

Episode #78 - Oriental and Far East Music
The special oriental style of music has been an inspiration to demoscene musicians ever since the very beginning, and has resulted in a long line of tracks with an oriental feel, or which borrow heavily from oriental music tradition. Even entire demos have been dedicated to this style, and it has had a profound impact that has created a subgenre all of its own. We leave you today with something quite unique - The BitFellas podcast oriental style. Enjoy.

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #78 by KF

Episode #79 - Amiga Crack intro trax
For too many of us, our first contact with what we later learned to be the demoscene, were the colorful little introductions that got tacked on the games we "found" for our first computers. We got used to the names in the logos, came to think of them as our friends, and found ourselves humming our favourite little tunes from the intros. This issue of the BitFellas podcast pays tribute to those pioneering, early steps in the demoscene evolution. So, close your eyes, take yourself back to that magical time, and... pop that imaginary cracked game disk in the floppy drive.

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #79 by KF, compiled by zeg, big thank you to Menace for his support!

BitJam Episode #82 - Phlow-Magazine.com Special

Phlow-Magazine.com is a weblog about free mp3 music culture. Our magazine offers you free music to download from netlabels and musicians all over the globe. We pick the finest songs and digg the fattest grooves out of terrabytes of music released under a creative commons licence. Listen to our podcast, have a look into our mp3-archive of free music and read our portraits of amazing netlabels and musicians.
* Our podcast: http://feed.phlow-magazine.com/phlow-magazine
* Play it loud, bwoy! http://player.phlow-magazine.com
* Free Dj mixes and Compilations http://phlow-magazine.com/dj-mixes-and-compilations/

Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, logo #82 by H2O, episode organizing work by Bobic.
We would like to send a big Thank You! to Moritz "mo" Sauer (head of Phlow magazine)!

Episode #85 - A Night At The Club
Gloom: "While working on the 4k podcast it occured to me that I would really like to do a podcast with music that could have been heard in any decent club on a saturday night. A full-on DJ mix so to speak, with only "commercially viable" tunes. A "break out" podcast, if you will. How does this idea sound?"
It sounds really cool!

Mixing by Gloom, jingle by tEiS, logo #85 by H2O, special thanks to Bobic for his help

Episode #87 - Just Piggin'
Many people like to eat "MEAT" from the "PINK" "TRUFFEL" lovers which like to lie in the "MUD". But is that everything they can be credited for? Hell no. Find out what those socket-nosed-schnitzel-sources can do when they get their two toed paws on a tracker.

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by EviL, logo #87 by Maali, special thanks to Bobic and CONS for their help!

Episode #88a and #88b - BitJam Remix Compo #02 Entries and Main Party 2009 selection
It's 2009 and it's been scientifically proven: Everything is better in twos. (Or eights, depending on who you ask.)
So let us here at BitFellas present our beloved audience with an extra special treat: MAIN2009 was a raging success, both because of the BitJam Remix Compo #02 and the general quality level of the compo entries, so we made the best decision possible and compiled NOT ONE BUT TWO FIFTEEN INCH MONI... uh... podcasts for you!
AND THAT'S NOT ALL! We also put in, for FREE, an unreleased remix by Chromag! (...who we hereby advise to next time hand in his entry ON the week of the party, not AFTER.)
So enjoy more than 90 minutes of fresh music and start preparing your travel plans for next year!

Mixing and jingles by Vincenzo, logo #88 by H2O, special thanks to our guest Dino for his voice -used in jingles!

Episode #88a and #88b - BitJam Remix Compo #02 Entries and Main Party 2009 selection
It's 2009 and it's been scientifically proven: Everything is better in twos. (Or eights, depending on who you ask.)
So let us here at BitFellas present our beloved audience with an extra special treat: MAIN2009 was a raging success, both because of the BitJam Remix Compo #02 and the general quality level of the compo entries, so we made the best decision possible and compiled NOT ONE BUT TWO FIFTEEN INCH MONI... uh... podcasts for you!
AND THAT'S NOT ALL! We also put in, for FREE, an unreleased remix by Chromag! (...who we hereby advise to next time hand in his entry ON the week of the party, not AFTER.)
So enjoy more than 90 minutes of fresh music and start preparing your travel plans for next year!

Mixing and jingles by Vincenzo, logo #88 by H2O, special thanks to our guest Dino for his voice -used in jingles!

Episode #90 - Farbrausch Demo Trax Remixed
Clean, Polished and Cutting Edge. These words come to mind when you think about certain Farbrausch productions that have pushed the boundaries of code just that little bit farther. This podcast will convince you that the same things can be said for the soundtracks of those demos too! Experience them in a new way and be reminded of the audiovisual extravaganza of those releases; without the music, none of them would have been the experience that they were!

Mixing and jingle by .reEto, logo #90 by H2O

Episode #91 - Legends from 1991
1991 - Many of us were just growing up, having a more or less good time at school and dealing with so many teenie-things. But then again, there was the chance to look into this little plastic box of a monitor on the desk and a bit of relief came up. An own creative and colorful world, nobody could disturb, with so much to discover on one single disk. The feelings back then are hard to describe, take this Podcast to get an idea what the taste of 1991 was about.

For long time, there have been rumours in print magazines about new machines coming up. Finally, in the autumn of 1992 new machines appeared on the horizon. Amiga 1200 and Atari Falcon 030 were their names. This was reason for so much joy, due to the new and faster 68020/68030 processor, unbelievable 16.7 million displayable colors and chrystal clear sound capabilities of 50khz. Virgin lands of state of the Art of technology waited to be explored. On the other side, some of us were in deep love with the good old and trusty Amiga 500 or Atari ST. And some of them were even a bit afraid, that the new machine may make everyone forget about their little brothers. Still, having both old and new at the same time induced a big push in creativity. Feel it again with this Podcast!

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Virgill, logo #91 by H2O, compiled by 505

Episode #93 - 12 Months of Music
One year, 12 months... 12 months of music from the scene. Artists transport their feelings into their songs, sometimes also their feelings of a special season or month. What do they feel in January, what during the golden days of October? This podcast features only tunes which are dedicated to one of the 12 months of a year, starting in January and ending in... exactly, December!
By releasing BitJam podcast episode #93 "12 Months of Music" we open a new area, our Demoscene Calendar.
Please submit your party info to: http://www.demoparty.net/ we are pulling the data from there.

Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, logo #93 by KF, compiled by Bobic

Episode #94 - Tribute to Jester
We are going down the memory lane again and elect December, the 13th of 2009 to the official BitFellas “Jesterday”. In this episode we present you some of the finest tunes from Jester (Ex-Sanity, currently working in the video games industry), a legend of the Amiga demoscene, as well as music which was inspired by him. Enjoy 50 minutes of fine synth-pop sounds at its best!

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by CONS, logo #94 by H2O, compiled by Bobic

Episode #95 - Best of Haujobb
The family still lives on! This time on the wings of music. BitFellas present to you some of the finest demo vibes from Haujobb, one of the all time legendary groups in the scene. This mix was made with love not only for you, but also for your mother, your fukwit daddy and everyone else, 'cause "we are family".

Mixing and jingles by tEiS, logo #95 by H2O, special thanks to Bobic for his help!

Episode #98 - Industrial and EBM Tracks
Def.: Industrial
Experimental music style, often including electronic music, that draws on transgressive and provocative themes. The premise behind creation of industrial music was to "pursue music in the context of the late industrial society, a dehumanized world increasingly alienated from nature"
Def.: Electronic body music
EBM or Industrial dance is a music genre that combines elements of industrial music and electronic dance music, characterized by hard and often sparse danceable electronic beats, clear undistorted vocals, shouts or growls with reverberation and echo effects, and repetitive sequencer lines.
BitJam warning: Cold, hard and energetic sounds. NO softener included!
(Definitions taken from wikipedia)

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by CONS logo #98 by Ized

Episode #100 - Milestone - The Flow
Flow theory: "… flow – the state in which people are so involved in an activity that nothing else seems to matter; the experience itself is so enjoyable that people will do it even at great cost, for the sheer sake of doing it." (Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, 1991)

100 is a cool number. Not as cool as 128 or 64, of course, but at least it looks like 64 in hex. Anyway. For most things, a 100th episode is a big step - a proof-of-concept, if you will. For us, it means that our podcast has been running for more than two years now on a weekly basis, and that people are still enjoying the noise they make when compiled into hourly blocks. Our hope is to do at least another 100 episodes, and that you all like it as much as you did the previous one - cheers!

Oh, and we have a torrent including episode 51-100, cue files, banners, info, etc, etc...

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by CONS, logo #100 by H2O, compiled by The BitFather

Episode #101 - Happy 4th BitDay BitFellas!
Has it really been 4 years? So it seems. Today, the BitFellas forum and all the subprojects it houses, celebrate their fourth birthday! Founded in 2006, there is no denying the impact that BF has had on the scene. From its news service to its scene radio (BitJam),
its podcasts (BitJam Podcast), its large collection of articles, interviews and diskmags (SceneCity), its huge Amiga archive (BitWorld)
and the newly reopened scene graphics artchive (ArtCity) - BF has become a staple in most sceners everyday online life.
So come celebrate our 4th with us - open a beer, and listen to the BitFellas 4th year celebration podcast. Cheers.

Mixing by Vincenzo, logo #101 by KF, thank you for Bobic and Menace for their help!

Episode #102 - Journey into Space
BitJam Podcast is finally back! Tonight we'll enter our Bitship and travel from Earth to Universe and back together with you. We'll start our musical journey full of ambient and electronic tunes on our home planet Earth, but soon we'll get high up in the sky to the stars, reaching scene planets until we'll return home later.

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #102 by KF, compiled by Bobic

Episode #103 - Rock around the Bit
Today is a special day, as Hardread Podcast is back after months of silence! Our scientists have mixed some fine compo tunes from Breakpoint 2010 together, and we present it to you first at BitJam Radio!

After the special "comeback" mix, we will continue to rock this evening with BitJam Podcast #103, which contains a lot of great guitar music. And remember: We don't need a band to rock!

Mixing and jingle by Vincenzo, logo #103 by H2O

Episode #104 - Journey into Space (part 2)
BitFellas is back into orbit! We're on another musical expedition into space, but this time with an old little tin and not a modern starship as in episode 102. Following an oldskoolish path through universe there's only one thing left we could say: "Beam us up, Vinci"!

The best party of all times must be remembered with great reverence, and thus we at the Hardread Podcast Audio Delivery Service will continue paying tribute to the last Breakpoint with the second half of our musical compiation from the event, this time focusing on the demo and intro soundtracks from the party!

Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #102 by KF, compiled by Bobic, thank you to Sahkolihaa for his help.