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1994-10-11 19:24Steven T LammersForwarded message: From root Mon Oct 10 23:31:39 1994 Date: Mon, 10 Oct 1994 23:29:07 -040

From:: Steven T Lammers <lammers1@student.msu.edu>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Tue, 11 Oct 1994 15:24:29 -0400 (EDT)
Subject:: cthugha answer

Forwarded message: From root Mon Oct 10 23:31:39 1994 Date: Mon, 10 Oct 1994 23:29:07 -0400 (EDT) From: Warren Lapham <mrbungle@umich.edu> X-Sender: mrbungle@joust.rs.itd.umich.edu To: Horsepower <lammers1@student.msu.edu> Subject: cthugha (fwd) Message-Id: <Pine.SOL.3.90a.941010232852.15539C-100000@joust.rs.itd.umich.edu> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII I can't help you. It's for MS-DOS systems ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 5 Oct 94 21:53:13 CDT From: Z1GRK@TTUVM1.TTU.EDU To: ambient@hyperreal.com Subject: cthugha If anyone is still searching for Cthugha (that neato soundcard-plasma-to-your m usic thing) I found it at ftp.funet.fi in the directory /pub/msdos/demos/starport/other/cthugha2.zip Hope this helps.. It is one spiffy program...

1994-10-13 18:15Francois DionDans la Matrice, Steven T Lammers a dit: > >If anyone is still searching for Cthugha (that

From:: Francois Dion <francois@hyperreal.com>
To:: Steven T Lammers <lammers1@student.msu.edu>
Cc:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Thu, 13 Oct 1994 11:15:36 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:: Re: cthugha answer
Reply to:: cthugha answer

Dans la Matrice, Steven T Lammers a dit:

quoted 5 lines If anyone is still searching for Cthugha (that neato soundcard-plasma-to-your m

> >If anyone is still searching for Cthugha (that neato soundcard-plasma-to-your m >usic thing) I found it at > ftp.funet.fi > /pub/msdos/demos/starport/other/cthugha2.zip

This is an old version. Get cthugha5.zip (it'll blow you away) from: file://archive.epas.utoronto.ca/pub/pc/ultrasound/submit/cthugha5.zip It will eventually be moved to it's proper directory (ultrasound/util). In this directory also check grind11.zip which play video sequences on people dancing to the music (work only on tracker files, like mod, s3m etc... but very neat still). Ob IDM: on that site, you'll find several files by Dan Nicholson (like acid@klf.zip, klf-spac.zip etc...) in tracker format (perfect for grind11.zip) of his own compos as well as remix of techno music (including a Quoth remix i quite like). Ciao, -- Francois Dion (IdMEDIA) [> Email: francois@hyperreal.com <] ' [> C.P. 278, St-Lambert, QC, Canada, J4P 2N8 <] [> Raving Up North Ezine: run-request@hyperreal.com, subject: help <]

1994-10-15 23:42Dan NicholsonFrancois Dion <francois@hyperreal.com> writes: > This is an old version. Get cthugha5.zip

From:: Dan Nicholson <8bit@vlad.bowker.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.com>
Date:: Sat, 15 Oct 94 19:42:05 EDT
Subject:: Re: cthugha answer
Reply to:: Re: cthugha answer

Francois Dion <francois@hyperreal.com> writes:

quoted 2 lines This is an old version. Get cthugha5.zip (it'll blow you away) from:

> This is an old version. Get cthugha5.zip (it'll blow you away) from: > file://archive.epas.utoronto.ca/pub/pc/ultrasound/submit/cthugha5.zip

i second this! v5 is quite cool.

quoted 5 lines It will eventually be moved to it's proper directory (ultrasound/util).

> It will eventually be moved to it's proper directory (ultrasound/util). > In this directory also check grind11.zip which play video sequences on > people dancing to the music (work only on tracker files, like mod, s3m etc... > but very neat still). Ob IDM: on that site, you'll find several files by > Dan Nicholson (like acid@klf.zip, klf-spac.zip etc...) in tracker format

by my friends and I, known as KLF. acid@klf.zip was written by maral, a good techno musician from australia; flk-spac.zip is a pretty damn close translation of Cosmic Baby's "Space Track" by Krystall from Quebec, and spac-klf.zip is my remix of that song.

quoted 2 lines (perfect for grind11.zip) of his own compos as well as remix of techno

> (perfect for grind11.zip) of his own compos as well as remix of techno > music (including a Quoth remix i quite like).

good to hear that people other than hackers are hearing the music finally. we've released ninety-five plus songs this year onto the net, about 99% of them techno. they were all available on our official site at ftp.luth.se but there's been major hardware problems there so we're looking for a new home. hyperreal would a perfect place for our distribution, but i sent a message to brian@hyperreal and never got a reply about it, so i guess they're not interested :( anyway for now you can find lots of IDM, ambient, trance, rave etc music here: ftp.eng.ufl.edu in the dir /pub/msdos/demos/music/klf this is all absolutely freely distributable/broadcastable music, and unlike ADPCM, .AU or MPEG we can achieve near cd-quality with very small filesizes (none of the releases have ever been larger than 1mb; the average is about 300k). players are available for free for the music for PC and Amiga platforms and quite alot of it is playable on Mac and unix boxes too i believe. enjoy - Dan (Maelcum of KLF) lo.fat.sig - The 8-Bit Collective/8-Bit Records * US/Finland - lo.fat.sig Dan Nicholson +1-908-687-3479 - moddan@vlad.bowker.com

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