Galaxy
------
DEN> Darkwing (sysop 'INFECTIOUS', doublememb Superiors).


Gang, The
---------
SWE> Bach, Coke, Chucky (sysop 'GANG BANG', 10/90), Cuzter, Frenzy, James,
     Max (sysop 'BAD REPUTATION'), Nemesis (swap), Rambo, The Cracker (code
     swap), Tigershark, Tracer.

The Gang is the group that pissed off the entire Scandinavian demoscene
when their coder The Cracker gave an interview for the papermag
Datormagazin basically claimed he could do anything better than anyone
else...and failed to prove it. The Gang eventually joined forces with the
cooperation group Triangle, and participated in the making of a few of
their demos. They have one more bbs; 'BAD REPUTATION'.


Gaspipe
-------
???> Ben 'Gee' (code trade), Camel (gfx), Canada (trade), Carp (trade),
     Cheeso (music), Copex (org code sysop), Dr.Atomic (code trade), Mario
     (trade), Mimic (org code), Mouseman (org trade sysop), Mr.Crisp (code
     trade), Noddy (code trade), Prodigy (sysop), Styx (trade), TigerTails
     (trade).


Gate (-1990)
------------
FIN> Blob (code, ex Phalanx, 90), Diskrat (swap, 90), Fireball (swap, 90),
     Hyde (swap, 10/89), Maniac (code?, 90), Mark 17 (swap, 90), Metalman
     (swap, 90), Pigman (swap, 90), Roland (music, used to be in Phalanx, in
     army 90).
???> Killerman, MPH.

Boards; LIGHT ON THE NIGHT (fin)

Gate was a finnish based demo group.
  1990 - When Image was formed 06/90, finnish graphician and swapper Der HM
joined them from Vision One. In december most of the finnish and Norwegian
sections joined Anarchy, and Gate died. Wraith was their previous leader,
but joined the pack to Anarchy. These joined: Octoplex (swap), Laiz (swap),
Golem (gfx, 05/90), Griffon (music, 05/90), Psycho (code, 05/90), Wraith
(code, 05/90) and Bruno (music, 05/90). Der HM later ended up in Complex.

Norwegians Intec (gfx), Zapotek (swap) and Funky Guru (gfx, all ex Zombie
  Boys) joined Crusaders 12/90.
Norwegian swapper X-Ray joined Pure Metal Coders late90.
Xion (ex Prologic, new late 90) left the scene when Gate died.

  Bruno's Music Box 2 (ECS Musicdisk).
  code/gfx: n/a, music: Bruno.
  Information: The next BMB, BMB3 was released in Anarchy.

  Memberdemo (ECS Demo).

  Megademo II (1990, .05, ECS Trackloaded Megademo).
  P1 - code: Wraith, gfx: Golem, music: "Future Magic Part 2" by Griffon.
  P2 - code: Wraith, gfx: Golem (logo), Wraith (font), music: "Infinte
       Finiteness" by Bruno.
  P3 - code: Psycho, gfx: Wraith, music: "Robot Session" by Bruno.
       Vectorball part.
  P4 - code: Psycho, gfx: Golem (logo), Wraith (font), music: "Phenomena"
       by Griffon.
  P5 - code/gfx: Wraith, music: "Serenade To..." by Bruno. Endpart.
  review: Cool! For a megademo from 1990, this is not bad at all. There's
  several stars-to-be appearing here. Bruno became big, Golem did good
  later on... It opens with an 'animation' (3 frames :) of a monk opening
  a Gate, before the text 'Gate Megademo II' is overlayed. The loader part
  is unspectacular, just a Golem picture with a priest and the GMDII text.
  The first part is the BOB-part. 16col animated bobs flying around to a
  cool tune by Griffin. Not a bad opening at all! Great for its time.
  [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 4mb fast/3.0.

  Vector Imperium (1990, late, ECS File).
  code: Octoplex, gfx: Intec, music: "Sonar" by Bruno.
  review: The FUNKY tune by Bruno is the big saving grace here... The demo
  itself is not so hot, but that down-and-deep-funk tune has me reaching
  for the Pro-Wiz button like a rabbit for a carrot! Intec later made a lot
  of good graphics for Crusaders, a.o. in the Eurochart.
    This demo was supposed to compete in the demo competition at the No
  Limits & IMP-666 Party (held 10/90) in Norway, as mentioned in the demo.
  Since it did not, it's a fair assumption it was released a little later?
  [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 4mb fast/3.0.
             -- Note: Works, but exits rather ungracefully.


Gel Dezign
----------
POL> Accord (Marcin Gackowski, music, earlier Alchemy, 04/94).


Genesis [old] (1990-)
---------------------
Genesis was an illegal cracker group based in the UK, who were born by
Scott, Action Man and Mr.E from Oracle and N.O.M.A.D and Infiltrator from
Scoopex in september 1990 . They did a few releases in cooperation with
Angels and Defjam.
  I guess when three of their crackers (N.O.M.A.D, Mr.E and I.B.M) and one
important sysop (Scott, 'DULCET TONES') joined Angels (which was one of the
groups they were in cooperation with) late 1990 it was all pretty much over.
Scottish supplier Action Man left to help form Crystal.

English Scooter (ex Oracle?) joined Classic old late 90.
American sysop Allister Friend ('TOTAL RECALL', ex Oracle old) left.

  Jochen Hippel - Some Previously Unreleased (ECS Musicdisk).
  Information: Not really a musicdisk, just a disk with the music on.
  I'm informed one even has to know how to use an assembler to listen to
  the tunes ;D

  White Room (1992, Demo).
  Cooperation with Live Act.


Genesis [new]
-------------
ITA> Corrosion (music, triplememb Darkage [details] and Degeneration).
???> DX0 (music, 12/97), Phoenix (code, 12/97), Skywalker (12/97), Stile9
     (gfx, 12/97).

  Freeflow (1997, 28.12, 40k Intro).
  code: Phoenix, Skywalker, gfx: Stile9, music: DX0.
  Released for The Party 7 40k intro competition.
  review: Unfortunately for Genesis, this intro bears the aftertaste of
  one of 1993 or 1994's weaker intros. This is nothing to present to the
  public in 1997. [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 16mb fast/3.0.

  Vintage (Musicdisk).

  Digital Dream (2000, 25.11, Demo).
  Winner of the Spoletium 3 demo competition!
  info: The group's first product since their musicdisk "Vintage".
  The demo was reviewed in Darkage's "Showtime #16" [04/01].


Genestealers (-1991)
--------------------
  1991 - The group's UK board was lost to Quartex early in the year.
Englishmen Rogue, Warlord and Maverick left the group in june. The group
reorganized, threw out idle members, and were reborn as the UK section of
Wizzcat in late june, under the management of Red Devil and Nexus!


Genetic (GNT)
-------------
POL> Carson (Slawek Rogalski, swap, 11/96), MaQ (code, 11/96), Rappid (gfx,
     doublememb Depth 06/96).
SWE> Cateye (sysop 'LIGHTHOUSE'), Kattegatt (sysop 'FYRHUSET').
N-L> Solo (code, 06/98).
???> Feanor (06/98), Francy (music, 92), One (06/98), Tom (music, 92).

Boards; ZOOROPA WHQ (hol, 06/98).

Solo is the author of the 68k assembler "Asm-Pro", http://surf.to/asmpro

The Swedish division died.
Swedish graphician PGL joined Circle mid 93.
Swedes Limbo and Fazer (both swap) joined Nova mid 93.
Lobban and swedish musician Siracon joined Defiance (UPS8).

  Move Your Mouse (1992, ECS Musicdisk, 2 disks).
  Code: n/a, Gfx: n/a, Music: Siracon, Tom, Francy.
  Information: 8 tunes.

  Years (1996, 10.11, 4k Intro).
  code: MaQ, gfx: none, music: none.
  Released for the Gravity 96 4k intro competition.
  review: Wholly uninspiring, this is just a gouraud shaded spinning vector
  cube. It's not fast, and it's not beautiful. It's very red, though.
  [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 16mb fast/3.0.

  Little Bug (1997, 14.12, 4k Intro).
  Winner of the Astrosyn 97 4k intro competition!

  Profanation (1997, 14.12, Demo).
  4th in the Astrosyn 97 demo competition.


Genocide (GCI, -1994)
---------------------
FIN> Bullworker (93), DJ Pee (93), Firewalker (93), Intruder, Messenger
     (swap, ex Altair, new 09/92), Zeke (swap pack).

At The Assembly 94, a new group called Halo released two 40k intros, in
which they announced that Genocide had changed its name to Halo. Among
people who are confirmed in the new crew are Calvin (03/93), Dr.Wacko,
Harlequin (03/93), Hook (ex Celestial, new late 92-03/93), Orbis, and
Boojum.

Al joined Society.

  Avrak Illusion (ECS).

  Brain Snatcher (Trackmo).

  Phosphate-Free Eco-Intro (1993, .03, ECS Intro).
  code: Hook, gfx: Calvin, music: Harlequin.
  review: Boooooring 'green' design. It's just green dotballs jumping up
  and down (and around) behind an ugly green textwriter. Oh, and did I
  mention that the background is green? There's also a logo in the upper
  left corner. Guess what? It's green. Avoid. [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/020-14/2mb chip/3.0.

  Eurochart 25 Trailer Intro (AGA File).
  Cooperation with Stellar, see there for details.


Ghost
-----
ENG> Apex, Atcw, Azrael, Bladerunner (sysop 'THE RED DWARF'), Comet, Cylon,
     Dagger, Darkman, Daz, Deathlok, Dope, Eagle, Elwood, Gollum, Hornet,
     Hound, Hunter, Leebold, Mad Phantom, Matrix, Mutley, Nexus, Pacman,
     Rem, Perfect, Psycho, Recoil (Music), Rombust, Subliminal, Twilight
     (music, 08/92), Vandal, Whisky.
???> Shockwave (ex Plague), Shrimp (code, ex Digital), Slaine (ex
     Outlanders), Zurf (ex Outlanders).

Gange D-Zine> Baa Baa, Ford (gfx swap, ex LSD).

Ghost was formed when the English division of Eclipse fusioned with Relay.

Index left the scene.
Spinky left 08/92.
Rotox joined Nemesis.
Infictor, sysop of 'PEGASUS' left the scene.
The board 'GRACELAND' joined Crystal, but has now left the scene.
Spyre (eng), Mentor, Phantom (eng), Nechrome, Col B. and N-Joi were all
  kicked.

  Music Madness (1991?, ECS Musicdisk).
  Code: n/a, Gfx: n/a, Music: Recoil, Twilight.
  Information: 27 chiptunes.


Ghostly Spreaders
-----------------
Macno joined Grace late 91.


Ghostriders [old] (-1989)
-------------------------
This Norwegian demo group ceased to exist when the entire group joined
Cryptoburners in august of 1989.


Ghost Riders [new] (GRS)
------------------------
SWE> Leatherface (sysop 'TRADERS PARADISE', triplememb Digital Corruption
     and Smokey).


Giants (GTS)
------------
SWE> Hawk (Niklas Jonsson, mainorg code swap, Triplememb Ambrosia and
     Darkage 97, 12/96-02/98), Iz (ex Beatless, new late95), Keldon
     (Kenneth Fajkowski, swap edit, 12/96), Leprechaun (Anders Linqvist,
     swap, ex Beatless, new late95), McPudel (gfx, ex Beatless, new late95),
     Note (Stefan Karlsson, swap, ex Beatless, new late95), Rooster (swap,
     late95), Xargion (code).
NOR> Mr.X (code, doublememb Instinct [details], 11/97), Two-Bit (gfx music),
     Wiseguy (sysop 'OUTER SPACE' EHQ), Woober (code music sysop 'ETERNITY'
     WHQ), Zack (gfx swap).
FIN> Avenger (org swap, 95).
???> Orhan (old handle Firelord), Spot (ex Duplo, new late95).

I always found the Giants slogan 'Giants - We Are Huge' to be rather
amusing... News way back in Generation #6 claiming all members had joined
Interactive in Germany are probably untrue...except if they all moved to
Germany and joined up :) Hawk and one other coder (real name Fredrik
Schultz) are the authors of the NES emulator A/NES. Some news said that NEO
Norway joined. Any info on who this involves? Their old homepage,
http://hem.passagen.se/giants/giants.html, appears to have gone down.
  1994 - Crusader released his second ascii colly "Seven Wayz" in august.
  1996 - The swedish twins Candyman and Crusader (doublememb Epsilon Design)
both joined Session in june. A 4k intro was their only competition entry at
The Party 96, but they also released the first issue of their chartmag
"NightTrain" at this party.
  1997 - ROM #9 reported that Wizard had stepped down as mainorganizer, and
handed the job over to Hawk. The coder, graphician and musician (04/96-)
joined Digital Corruption later in the year.

Coder Sublet joined Planet Jazz 97.
Norwegian raytracer and swapper Thrym (09/96) terminated his membership to
  be in Massive only 97.
After a big cleanup in 97, Bon (nor R. Nyheim, org swap pack, 12/96),
  Malakai, Fugazi (swe Robin Forsberg, swap, ex Beatless, new late95),
  Dwangi (Christian Johansson, swe swap, late 96), Groover, Tyneo (nor gfx),
  Sway and D-Coy (swe org music) were all asked to leave the group. The
  reason was inactivity, and failing to keep in touch with the rest of the
  group.
Elusive (ex Yodel) left to help form New Age a few days before Remedy 95.
Numen and Speed Devil left for X 06/96.
Norwegian Crack left the scene 06/96.
Norwegian musician Cope joined Apathy 06/96.
Ali joined Interactive.
Norwegian Shorty joined Network.

  Megademo (1990, .06, ECS Megademo).

  Fade To Black (1996, 05.04, 4k Intro).
  Code: Wizard. 6th in The Gathering 96 4k intro competition.

  Free Entrance (1996, 26.05, Demo).
  6th in the Icing 96 demo competition.

  4Kb (1996, 28.12, AGA ?MB 4k Intro).
  code: Orbit (main), Wizard, gfx: Orbit, music: Wizard.
  9th in The Party 96 4k intro competition.
  review: A mediocre 4ker, with afterburned red, green and blue large dots
  flying in sinus waves around the screen. There is a chiptune, but it
  quickly gets on your nerves... The prevailing feeling from this intro is
  unfortunately 'is that all there is?'.
    The system requirements read 'fastmem', but not how much it requires.
  The aminet package also includes a bonus executable, for 040/060 owners,
  which takes advantage of faster processors. [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 16mb fast/3.1.

  NightTrain #1 (1996, 28.12, Chartmag).
  code: n/a, gfx: n/a, music: n/a, editor: Keldon.
  Released at The Party 96.


GiGA Productions (1991-)
------------------------
DEN> D-Day (3d, 97-00), Dr.Zulu (gfx, doublememb Ambrosia mid 97, 91-), Mega
     Mazz (code, 93-00), Rampant (codepc, 94), RayC (trade, 92-93), Source
     (3d, 95), Sparky (code 3d, 93-00), Spaze (music, 94-96), Ugly Oink (co-
     founder code, 91-92), Warp (Fini Alring, code 3d founder, 91), Zone 1
     (music, 92).

GiGA Productions is a danish demo group, formed in 1991 by Warp and still
alive as of 2001.
  1991 - Graphician Jim Crow is no longer with the group.

  Global Hazard (Olga) (1995, 08.07, Demo).
  4th in the South Sealand 95 demo competition.

  Soma (1996, 06.07, Demo).
  12th in the South Sealand Party 96 demo competition.
  info: The name spells amos backwards =)


Gigatron
--------
SWE> Jah (code, 05/94-05/95).
???> Boogeyman (gfx, 05/94-05/95), Uncle Ben (music, 05/94-05/95).

  T2 Dance Theme (1991, ECS Musicdisk).
  info: Dosloaded musicdisk with a house version of the T2 theme.

  Fatal Discarriage (1994, 15.05, ECS File).
  code: Jah, gfx: Boogeyman, music: Uncle Ben.

  Bosnisk Metall (1995, 28.05, AGA File).
  code: Jah, gfx: Boogeyman, music: Uncle Ben.
  Winner of demo competition at Hackerence IX.
  review: Fast, good-looking routines and a heavy metal soundtrack. That's
  what these Swedes are offering, and it's not bad either. The rather
  uninspired soundtrack aside, the main showcase here are the effects.
  Most notable is a morphing/bitmap manipulation routine that's really
  good. Other cool effects are a standard voxel landscape and a plasma
  rot-zoomer. Recommended.
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 4mb fast/3.0.


Glamour Design
--------------
FIN> Axl (sysop 'B4 DARKNESS', 93-04/95), Blitzer (trade, 03/93).


Global
------
???> Deamo (gfx sysop), Jemy Murphy (gfx), MayTag (/Xcode), nassyH
     (raytrace), Storm (ascii), Stranger (code).


Global Overdose (GOD)
---------------------
SWE> Lando (ex Complex), Xstaz (sysop 'THE ICE PALACE', ex Complex).
AUS> Bandito (sysop 'BANDIT'S BBS', 04/95).
USA> Freddy Krueger (sysop 'BOILER ROOM', ex Complex), Damage Inc (sysop
     '79TH TRACK', 09/90-04/95).
???> Mr.Solo (02/94), TCB (bel? 02/94).


Gloom
-----
GER> Higgie (late91), Rokdazone (Henning Brau, swap write, late91).


Goblins (-1997)
---------------
The Spanish group Goblins died late 97, after the last two remaining
active members, Phornee (code) and Lantium (gfx), decided to finally leave
the sinking ship. They joined two groups; Essence to be in a big demo group,
and Network to still be in a Spanish group too!


Gods (-1998, http://www.idf.net/gods/)
--------------------------------------
NOR> Bridgeclaw (Henning Ludvigsen, gfx, doublememb Darkage, 04/95-00),
     Joint (Thomas Hansen, raytrace edit, late96-early97), Punisher (swap,
     ex Apathy and Darkage, new early 01), Typhoon (gfx, ex Avalon, 03/97),
     Zerox (swap edit, late95-01/97).
FRA> Chris (Christophe Hede, org homepage trade, 06/95-early97), Grenat
     (gfx, late96-early97), Liszt (music, late96-03/97), Odin (pccode, ex
     Nova France, late96-03/97), Xbarr (code, late96-98).
GER> Toaster (code, ex Bonzai Brothers, -notmembanymore-).
ENG> Hybrid (sysop 'DIGITAL CANDY' EHQ, early97).
POL> Qix (swap, ex Flying Cows Inc., new late97).
???> C-Quence (music, 12/94).

Gods was originally a French demo group, which also eventually got good
divisions in Norway and Germany. The group died around march 1998, as a
result of several very important members leaving. First Sixpack left for
Haujobb, then German swapper, trader, packer and sysop of their WHQ 'LOS
ENDOS', Ghandy (ex Bonzai Brothers, late96-early97), decided to end his
double membership to a Darkage-only member. Next Caramel left the group,
with no certain destination, and English trader Lithium (ex Eltech, new
late96) left the scene. After their death was a fact, English graphician
Wade (ex Eltech, new late96) joined Nerve Axis. XBarr has, though it was
stated so elsewhere, not left the scene. He has however, most probably begun
working as a coder on the PC rather than for the Amiga anymore. I believe he
is now in Syndrome on the pc.
  Check out Bridgeclaw's homepage (http://members.xoom.com/bridgeclaw/) for
some amazing pieces of art! Just CHECK out his latest work, seems like
paintbrush - great!!
  1995 - German musician The Loop left for Artwork in december.
  1996 - In april Xanth was kicked out of the French section, and they
announced that Wilsh was never a member since they don't allow doublemembs
anymore. French graphician Geist (06/96) left to be a Balance only member
late in the year. News in Ethic's "X-Files #11" [11/96] that Ghandy and
Sixpack had left for Syndrome were incorrect.
  1997 - Artwork's "Generation #24" [04/97] reported that norwegian Typhoon/
Avalon (gfx) joined.
  1998 - English sysop Zoltrix ('SPACED OUT', new late97) left in february.
  2000 - Norwegian graphician Bridgeclaw doublejoined Darkage early in the
year.
  2001 - In the early part of the year, Norwegian swapper Punisher joined
from Apathy and Darkage.

Norwegian sysop Sealapex ('PITSTOP'/'CLIFFHANGER' WHQ, 11/94-late96) sold
  his Amiga, so he left the scene. 'LOS ENDOS' is the new WHQ, 'DIGITAL
  CANDY' the new EHQ.
Norwegian coder Zytrox' (Morten Brudvik) code for "Jurassic Pack" is still
  being used, long after he has left the scene, and even Norway!

  Chip In Paris #2 (musicdisk).
  code: n/a, gfx: n/a, music: "Suburban Terrorist" by Clawz/Bomb.

  Apocalypse (1992, 08.08, ECS Trackmo).
  Released for the Abstract - Oxygen Summer Conference 1992 demo
  competition, but unplaced.

  Olympe (1994, 28.12, Demo).
  17th in The Party 4 demo competition.
  info: Bridgeclaw's pictures are called "The God" and "The Curse", and both
  can also be seen in his slideshow "A Few Good Men" [06/95].

  DISC #10 (1995, 10.04, Diskmag).

  BBSTro (1995, 14.04, Intro).
  Released at The Gathering 95.
  info: Bridgeclaw's title picture is called "Pitstop", and can also be seen
  in his slideshow "A Few Good Men" [06/95].

  A Few Good Men - A Little Slideshow (1995, 04.06, AGA Multif. Slideshow).
  code: Zytrox, gfx: Bridgeclaw, music: Eagle.
  review: AFGM doesn't have the most impressive coding in the world, and I
  really don't like the music in this one either... It gives a cold,
  clinical feel for some reason, and I can in no way manage to be moved by
  the dire opening sequence. After a few gods - presents - screens, we
  arrive at the main menu. This is in monochrome, with the thumbnailed
  pictures choosable by mouse. You can also choose to run through all the
  pictures in a slideshow mode, if you wish. Another thing that annoys me
  about this slideshow is the fact that the pictures only stay on the screen
  for a few seconds, far too little time to get a proper impression of their
  quality =( I personally had to view several pictures more than once to get
  a good look, and I much prefer a system where it doesn't return to the
  menu before you press a mouse button. After all, slideshows are supposed
  to be about the art, and it really is a problem when you cannot get the
  time to properly view the art. It's like if a gallery opens its doors, and
  then the guards push you back out after 15 seconds =) Simplistic code
  (just music and a graphics shower, that's all) and unengaging music aside,
  this slideshow is still worth getting for the pictures. Even if the
  quality is uneven, there are still gems like "Warrior" and "Future Title"
  to savour...
    There are 12 pictures to choose from on the main menu, and we're going
  to go through them one by one. "Pitstop Title" (64c) is not one of his
  best, with unrealistic anatomy and hair for a lying-down female, and a
  real lame 'PITSTOP' logo. "Illusionia" (64c) is much better, a dreamy
  picture of a girl's face seemingly suspended in the air. Much better hair
  on this picture. "Levelling The Land" (128c) is a picture of a middleaged
  man's face. Again the proportions of the face are a little off, though the
  picture displays a sharer style than in the previous two. The hair looks
  unnatural here too. "Warrior" (64c) contains a female cartoon-style
  warrior and a vertical DISC logo, and was probably used as a title picture
  for DISC #9. This is the best picture yet, as Bridgeclaw seemingly masters
  the semi-cartoon style much better. Nothing to remark on the full-body
  proportions, excellent. "Maldi" (64c) is another facial portrait, this
  time of a smiling black guy. Again, the proportions of the face are way
  off, nothing much else to remark about this one. "Monster" (64c) is the
  least impressive of all the pictures included, and looks like an early
  sketch for an abandoned picture. "No Aloha" (64c) is yet another facial
  portrait, and this one looks a lot like actor Kevin Spacey to me... but I
  may be mistaken. In fact, it resembles "Levelling The Land" more than just
  a little. "Good Old" (64c) is a strange portrait, of a strange man... It
  shows improved technique, and an almost believable facial proportion (we
  can excuse a few glitches here, since this is clearly not the face of a
  normal person). "The God" (64c) has a great gothic GODS logo suspended
  over a straight-on diabolical face with an evil grin... =) "Steel" (64c)
  is a cyber-woman rendition, of the kind made popular by a Japanese artist
  whose name I can't quite remember right now... =) ...damn! Well, anyway,
  it's a female robot (breasts'n'all), and I'm sure most of you know what
  kind I'm talking about. "The Curse" (128c) is a much more complete picture
  than most of the others here, again employing a cartoon style, not unlike
  what was done for "Warrior". Among the best pictures in this slide. The
  final picture is also the best of the collection; "Future Title" (64c).
  This, in a rare departure from his usual people-dominated pictures,
  depicts a spaceship in (duh!) space... It clearly shows Bridgeclaw's
  progression as an artist, and serves as the perfect conclusion for an
  otherwise uneven slideshow.
    After clicking the icon for the endpart, we get another little picture
  with a GODS logo in the background, with an upscroller running over it.
  The entire slideshow ran without a glitch from floppy on my configuration.
  [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 16mb fast/3.1.

  Worlds (1996, 27.04, Demo).
  5th in the Saturne 96 demo competition.

  Jurassic Pack #4 (1996, late, 020+ ECS Multifile Diskmag).
  code: Zytrox, gfx: Bridgeclaw, others, music: "Jurassic Morning" by Coma/
  Three Little Elks.
  review: I'm sorry, but I'm rather unimpressed by Gods' mag. What bugs me
  the most actually, is how much POTENTIAL there is here, and how little
  has been made of it. The interviews had so much going for them to be
  interesting, but fail. Just to think what an editor like Mop could have
  done to these articles... This just plain and simple doesn't have the
  'edge' that's required to be great.
    Why on earth it demands a 020 or faster is totally beyond me, since it
  doesn't contain ANYTHING new that mags in 1990 didn't have. We've seen it
  before oh so many times... [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 4mb fast/3.0.

  Prism (1996, 28.12, Intro).
  Released at The Party 6.

  Jurassic Pack #5 (1997, early, ECS Multifile Diskmag).
  INT - code: Modem/Darkage, gfx: Bridgeclaw, music: Okeanos/Syndrome.
  MAG - code: Zytrox, gfx: Birdgeclaw, music: "L'excrement" by Caramel/Gods
        and Sticky/Inferiors (The Player 6.1A format).
  review: The magcode and graphics are exactly the same as they always are,
  and the articles haven't gotten any better since last time, unfortunately.
  Not even the intro, provided by Darkage, is very interesting. [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 16mb fast/3.0.

  Energy - Fraction II (1997, 29.03, AGA HD File).
  code: Odin, XBarr, gfx: Bridgeclaw, Typhoon, XBarr (obj), music: Liszt.
  5th in The Gathering 95/11th in the Mekka Symposium 1997 demo competition.
  review: Overall, I didn't find Energy too exciting. Large portions of
  the opening is made up of vectors, which should have been a lot smoother
  with this kind of machine power. Also other effects tend to jerk along a
  little, creating an 'unfinished' feel to the production.
    Highlights definitely include the stairwell at the conclusion of the
  demo, with its bumpmapped walls and envmapped handles :) Other highlights
  were the two excellent pictures by Typhoon and Bridgeclaw, though the
  latter looked like it had some raytracing in there...amazingly enough,
  when you consider the motive! Probably requires some fast. [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 16mb fast/3.0.

  Jurassic Pack #6 (1997, .05, Multifile Diskmag).
  code: Zytrox, gfx: n/a, music: n/a, editors: Sixpack, Zerox, Ghandy.

  Jurassic Pack #7 (Multifile Diskmag).


Godsend
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SWE> Crocodile (sysop 'THE REPTILES HOLE', 01/95).


Gollum (http://hjem.no/espen/gollum/)
-------------------------------------
NOR> Baffle (sysop 'BUMBLE BEE LAND'), Braintumor (music, ex Stone Arts),
     Heywood (music, ex Stone Arts).

Three ex Stone Arts members, Braintumor, Heywood and Niggerjack, formed an
Amiga section of the PC group Gollum. The group is now dead and buried, and
Niggerjack can nowadays be found in Donut Fetish.

Norwegians Niggerjack (code, ex Stone Arts) and Icarus joined Shamrock.


Goonies, The (-1992)
--------------------
DEN> Master Ed (sysop 'DANABOARD' WHQ, 09/90).
SWE> Alis (sysop 'ANOTHER WORLD', 10/90), Smokie (sysop 'WORLD IMPORT').
GER> Courier (sysop 'FUN HOUSE', 10/91).
???> Lazy Ted (train), Masted E.D., Metal Force (train), The Shadow (train)

Boards; ANESTESIA.

Goonies were, as far as I know, mainly based around crackind and training.
Fix and the rest stopped all activities, so Goonies died in the middle of
1992. At one time they were in cooperation with Arcane, and released some
trainers.

Lion joined New Wave.
Badcat joined Angels new.

  Electric Dreams (1990, ECS Musicdisk).
  info: Goonies' third musicdisk. 5 tunes.


Gothic (1992-1992)
------------------
USA> Milamber (sysop 'TACHYON EXPRESS', new 08/92).
???> Codeman (code, new 08/92), Fila, Link (trade supply, ex Desire).

Boards; TIME WAR (ex Aspect).

Gothic was a mainly german group born late 1992, after the remaining members
of Design chose the name for their new group. Unfortuantely the group died
young.
  1992 - German Skyfox joined from Agnostic Front around october, but left
again after just one day for Adept. German Cube (code) joined from Arise
around october.

Germans Design, WOTW (music, ex Submission), Doom, Orbit and HMC joined
  Dual Crew.
Sysops Executor and Phreaker ('SECRET WORLD') joined Dual Crew.
Dutch swapper Cone (ex Noxious) joined TRSI.
German coder Cube (ex Arise old) joined TRSI.
Adventurer (ex Addonic, new 10/92) joined Dytec.
Ascender (ex Reality) quickly moved on to Paradise.
Trax was kicked.
Mean Jean (old handle Hero-O-In) changed his handle to Godfather and joined
  Spaceballs.
Shadow, sysop 'DIGITAL ILLUSION' was kicked.


Grace
-----
FIN> Bundy, Chipper (music), Doctor (swap, 92), Ear, Mr.Pacman, Percus
     (swap), Pifki (ex Dimension 4), Rocky, Striker, Thor (ex Compact), Zed
     (trade).
AUT> Coon-O, Dalmet (ex Amaze, new 09/92), Piranha (swap), Sledge (ex
     Amaze, new 09/92).
SWE> Gaffel (sysop), Qriz, Tristan.
GER> Shind (moved from Poland).
NOR> Byte Bandit (ex Unlimited), Jackson, Rahiem (org, new early93), Zoppo
     (swap).
ITA> Billy the Kid (Invernizzi Fabio, swap).
???> Mike Dee (ex Byte Busters, new early92), Muad'Dib, Priest (new mid91),
     Turbo (WHQ, old handle Physic, early93), Uncle Mat.

Grace is dead! Some Polish members joined Applause, and the best Austrian
members joined Surprise! Productions.
  1992 - Norwegian swapper Chris (ex Axe) left for Amaze around january.
Quaid and Yama joined Catastrophy early 92. Red Scorpion was kicked early
92. Norwegian sysop Tactel ('JUNGLE FEVER') joined Majic 12 early 92.
The Norwegian section died mid 92, and most members (a.o. Hitman - old
handle Blaze) formed Sequence in july or august, while Leo instead left for
Crime Devils. Swiss graphician Fox joined from Alcatraz around october.
  1993 - The Polish division died early 93, and all members joined Applause.
Italian swapper Virus joined Zenith early 93. Dragos (code, rescene mid91),
Dr.Grell and Wild Rage (aut edit swap) joined Surprise! Productions early
93.

Cyde joined Massive.
Quad joined Mad Elks.
Norwegian Minion left.
Microchip joined Devils.
Austrian Zinkfloid joined Energy.
Finnish swapper Sentinel (ex Compact) joined Legend.
Polish swappers Butcher and Jet (ex Illusion) had an ad in SLH11 with the
  heading "EX GRACE".
Tomek Janeczko isn't a Grace member, he's just in cooperation.
Italian Macno (ex Ghostly Spreaders, new late91) left.
  Macno contributed many articles to the Grace diskmag 'Scene Lyrics'.
  He was back at christmas 92 with the first issue of his own mag
  'Abnormalia'.
Fox and Risk joined Legend.
Finnish sysop Hifi ('THE LAST GENERATION') joined Digital.
Pegasus and Rasterblaster joined Zenith. Pegasus, Stef and Fighter
  joined Zenith.
Roxy joined Addonic.


Graffiti
--------
  1992 - Mr.Lay left to join Live Act early 92.


Grashoppers Developments (GHD)
------------------------------
FIN> CrazyWild (Mikko Lehtonen, trade swap pack sysop1 'GENETIC TASTE',
     04/96), Dee (sysop2 'GENETIC TASTE', 04/96), Mudpecker (sysop3
     'GENETIC TASTE', 04/96).
ENG> Bliss (gfx music trade, ex Steps of Change, new 02/96), Wilsh (music,
     doublememb Steps of Change late96, 02/96-late96).
HOL> Blunt (gfx swap, old handle Coolio, doublememb Appendix 06/96,
     doublememb TRSI [details]).
SCO> Kaneda (org code swap, 02/96), Maverick (code swap).
???> Blunt (gfx, 02/96), L8-X (trade swap edit "Mookymoo!"), Reflex (music
     ascii swap), Small (code swap), Zulfie (swap).

  1996 - The finnish board 'GENETIC TASTE' (sysops Dee, Mudpecker and
CrazyWild) became whq in april.

Graphician and swapper Triumph left the group and the scene.

  Magical Box (1996, 08.02, AGA Intro).
  code: Kaneda, Gfx: Kaneda, Blunt (title), Music: Kaneda (title), Bliss
  (magical), Wilsh (end).
  Review: Ahh, like a breath of fresh air I welcome Magical Box from GHD!
  With one small, funny, little production they seem to poke their nose at
  everything that's currently hot and cool on the amigascene! Especially
  the system tester was great fun, with its 'post-calculating' after the
  intro was over...! I won't spoil MB for you, just recommend you download
  it...and when it stops doing anything and there's just the box on the
  screen, move your mouse. Be careful not to break it :) Recommended.
    You didn't really expect me to give a bad review to a production
  released on my birthday, did you ;) [glenn]
  GLE tested A1200/030-50/2mb chip, 4mb fast/3.0.

  Neuköln (1997, 30.03, 40k Intro).
  9th in the Mekka Symposium 97 40k intro competition.


Grotesticle (GRT)
-----------------
NOR> Acid (Daniel Bruvoll, sysop 'BASIC INSTINCT', doublememb Alpha Flight,
     ex Suspiria, 09/95), Baffle! (Dag Stenstad, sysop 'BUMBLE BEE LAND',
     triplememb Honey and Abuse, 09/95), Blockhead (Tom Cozzolino, music),
     Grimlock (Frode, mainorg ascii, 09/95), Jorun (music), Laimbrain
     (music), Ludde (code, ex Cadaver), Magz (Magne P. Zachrisen, sysop
     'GENETIC WASTE'), Phaze 1 (Johannes Ringheim, ascii swap), Plusspant,
     Pudding (gfx), Stratos (doublememb Scoopex, 09/95).

  1995 - They got lots of members from Suspiria in mid 95; this probably
refers to Acid, Felix etc.
  1996 - Norwegian musician Superted (old handle Felix, ex Suspiria) joined
the Mystic demo division.

Norwegian graphician Nirvana (ex Cadaver) joined Contraz.


G^Style
-------
N-L> Sal-One (sysop 'BOONDOCKS' WHQ, doublememb TRSI).
???> Redskin (doublememb TRSI).

G^Style was an ascii group.


Gunnars Farve Bio (GFB)
-----------------------
  Megademo Nr. 4 Bogoefaergerne (1992, 28.12, Disk).
  12th in The Party 92 demo competition.

  4840 (1994, mid, ECS File).

  Megademo 8 (1994, late).

  Pose (1995, 28.12, 40k Intro).
  code: MZ1453, gfx: J.Hash (logo), music: n/a.
  Contribution for 40k intro competition at The Party 5.
  review: These guys obviously go out of their way to be different. It's
  the first intro I've ever seen that zoom-rotates old expressionist
  paintings, or has a 'Buck Rogers' scroll (it's VERY similar to a Star
  Wars scroll :). Fun, but not terribly good.
  GLE tested A1200/030-50.2mb chip, 4mb fast/3.0.

  Workbench 96 Plus (1996, 06.07, Demo).
  5th in the South Sealand Party 96 demo competition.


Guru Meditation
---------------
  1996 - Mk joined Savage in april.


G-Force (G-F)
-------------
SWE> Misfit (ascii, also in Honey [details], 06/95), Stain (trade, 06/95),
     U-Man (ascii, 06/95).
???> Fatal (06/95), Kain (06/95), Karma (06/95).

The best members formed Comedy with best members of Mad Sorcerers.
