"Turnix" (FCS)

Snout demos - Various BCF Diskstations. Because they are funny

only one thing needed to be cleared up: "Airborne", wasn't that a demo group? Or is there a demo with that name as well? turboR, the group airborne made 2 music disks (Music Rotor and Crystal) and a mega demo (Fading Away). Could you tell which one should be nominated?

Furthermore, someone who can tell which group made the Moonwalker demo ... highly appreciated!

If all goes well, voting starts tonight @ 23:59.

So, we'll have a seperate MUSICDISK poll than?

Maybe later we'll do a best musicdisk ever poll. Musicdisks could be nominated in this poll -- as long as they contained Demo content. (Muzax 1-3 were validly nominated)

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only one thing needed to be cleared up: "Airborne", wasn't that a demo group? Or is there a demo with that name as well? turboR, the group airborne made 2 music disks (Music Rotor and Crystal) and a mega demo (Fading Away). Could you tell which one should be nominated?

The group is indeed 'Airborne' and the demo itself is called 'No limit'
At least it said so on the second screen

hehe you're right. Right then, with that cleared up... we're ready for the first round of voting. Until 23:59 ppl can submit the name of the group that made the Moonwalker demo... it's the only unknown one in the list.

The mw demo is on some sunrise pic disk (early editions), it wasn't Cain, right?

Moonwalker demo. Arf. All I remember is it was their only demo and in fact a collaboration between 2 people. Snout, you have read the entire scroll text?

It certainly wasn't Cain (although they made quite some reputable demos as well!) and.... err... yeah, I probably did read the entire scroll text at the time.

Cain did have that 45 minute long scroller though. Probably it was them after all, 'cause the Moonwalker sounds strangely familiar to me, especially in this context. And yes, I too read that entire thing. What a load of bull that was!

That 45min. Cain demo was 'The Truth' on Genic Picdisk 10

About that Moonwalker demo; It's done by "Digital Performance" and was featured on picdisk #11.