Feedback for Fading Twilight

[lotek_style]

Hello sceners.

Here's the place to drop me some feedback about the project. What
do you like or what sucks or your general meaning about all this.

[SWE]

Hi,

Well what to say, project is just great, period...

SWE

[lotek_style]

LST of LaserForce wrote:

Keep up the good job, I was very pleased to
appear on your CDs !

Cya,
LST

[lotek_style]

Akira of The Chaos Engine wrote:

Hej Stefan,
sehr cooles Projekt, das! Gefällt mir. Das waren noch Zeiten, *hach*
sowas wird ja heutzutage gar nicht mehr hergestellt.

Viele Grüße und viel Spaß weiterhin
AKIRA

[lotek_style]

ST Survivor/Loud wrote:

Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2002 10:40 am Post subject: great stuff man !

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just dropping by and marking the first steps on this forum You've done a huge bulk of work on the FT collection man ! I hope we'll also be able to enjoy new chips & tracks from you soon too !

take care and keep going

seb

[lotek_style]

Metallinos Schmittmann/Vectronix wrote:

LS> http://fading-twilight.atari.org

Sehr gute Sache. hatte die erste CD davon schinmal runtergezogen. Jetzt
ziehe ich sie mir aber alle nochmal als ISO. Ist einfacher.. )

Also ich bin von der Sammlung stark begeistert.

[radium]

Lo mate,

Nice job on the Fading Twilight project
And thanks for keeping track on my old msx.
I know I sure as hell didn´t
Thanks again mate

radium / Effect
mmm / hmd
roofuz / funk harmony park

Http://this.is/funkhp

[lotek_style]

Moonshine/Admirables wrote:

Heyas,

I happened to bump into Fading Twilight compilations through Google and seems you guys have got a good bunch of my old mod/xm tunes in there (Moonshine/Admirables).

If you want, you can update my information with this e-mail address janne.husu@kolumbus.fi and web page http://www.kolumbus.fi/janne.husu/ which are current at the moment.

Since the old atari times I've released a record and done some other music (only 3 songs available through MP3.com), they are non Atari-related stuff though so I don't know if you have any use for those (most are non-commerical stuff so freely usable).

I still have a zip file hanging around somewhere with lots of modules I transferred to PC from my Atari before it blew up, maybe it's time to go through it and think about the old good times...

Nice to see some kind of scene is still alive, good luck

Best Regards,
- Janne Husu

aka Moonshine/Admirables

[lotek_style]

Milan Kovac wrote:

Hi, lotek
just to say: you did GREAT job with Fading Twilight - I listen
it every day @ http://www.back2roots.org/Makers/Find/L ... Style%2C1/
beside, yours lyrics are very interesting. Did you used them in songs?

[gryhrstr]

Wow, no activity since 2004. I feel like a ghoul trying to resurrect a ghost. In my quest to find some music from a Bald Eagle disk, I've been listening to .mods for the past 3 weeks. Hence my interest in this forum at this time. Really, I'm quite astonished at how good this music really is. I've always been a fan of instrumentals (no lyrics ). As I type this, am in the process of downloading #2 Fading twilight. I sincerely hope this genre isn't dead. MP3's rule the universe right now. Still I'm finding a great deal of pleasure revisiting this older music.

Am currently using VLP media player to listen. I had thought it was the beat all end all of media players but after trying to listen to a couple of file types from Fading Twilight, I realize it has a couple of weaknesses.

Still, I want to commend lotek_style for your efforts here. I think it's great.

On a side note, in the past I used to download files from 8ft satellite dish. I think this service was called Skylink. Some of the files I used to get were music files. I remember that in addition to midi files, there was .mod files in these downloads. I'm sure I have these archived somewhere if you're interested. I've no idea of the content but I'll check it out if there's still an interest in this.