Lookie what I found.. a disk I took with me to NAID '96.

andy26.zip      some tune I started and never finished
johnny.zip      an early start on "Johnny Walker" - released as a double
                tune with "7th Heaven" under Kosmic 3-4 months later!
o3heart.zip     "Ozone Heart" - a co-op with Mental Floss, intended for use 
                in the Kosmic demo "KFMTV", which Jmx never finished (or 
                started?) - I would have entered this in the music compo, but 
                Mental Floss wanted to enter his own tune, so I entered 
                Stigmata instead and it didn't place, oh well - released 
                under Kosmic 1-2 months later.
pnx-fd.zip      "Finite Dreams" - my 32k music entry (same as release version)
serpent.zip     "Serpentry" - a halfway finished version from March which 
                was released under Kosmic a week after the party.
stigmata.zip    "Stigmata" - my multichannel music entry.  This version has
                surround sound (used inapproprately?)


As for NAID '95, disks I took with me:
- a disk with Synaesthesia 92 (used in EGG 3 three months later)
              Synaesthesia 255 (unreleased gabber remix)
              Wiggle Yo' Ass! (ended up entering it in the music compo)
- a disk with Flight, Kosmic's demo entry, which GooRoo gave me the day before
- a bunch of blank disks

The story with WYA - completed one month before NAID, I intended it to be
played during the "rave" - of course I had little idea what they'd be doing
for it.  I started a music compo entry called "Platinum", but gave up on it.
At NAID, almost everyone I knew in the Kosmic/Ren room had a music compo
entry, and even Maelcum decided to enter a tune off his just-finished
"Nothing Is True" CD, so I decided I may as well find a tune to enter too.
It was either syn92 (too long and ambient), syn255 (too fast :), or WYA.
Well, when I found out the rave would be around 4am (couldn't stay awake that
long :), I figured hearing WYA on the big speakers in the music compo would
be good enough.  So, that's how it got in.

Stuff I took home with me on disk from '95:
- Calgary Music Group's music disk, which they were handing out
  (this is the only real, physical musicDISK I own)
- party version of Pisstro
- party version of Eden (seperate GIF files, untimed so the anims flew on
  PCs > 66mhz :)
- compo music from Necros, Mosaic, & CCCatch (got all their
  entries off Maelcum's PC on Friday night! I _think_ I heard Basehead's
  entry before the party)
- and of course, Dope :)


Yes, this is a hidden directory - just added for fun.

- Phoenix