Great memories here. Thanks!

I don't know who you are, who you were.... I don't know if you're alive or dead. But whoever you are, person who had to write that copy for this announcer, you are forgiven. Either you took some drugs, drank yourself into a blackout, or screamed, naked, off the back of your apartment's deck. But somehow, you wrote a sizzling, crisp set of paragraphs about the magic of HANGMAN. Kudos to you. You are not forgotten, you are loved, you are forgiven.

@BrendanRobert

10 жыл бұрын

It makes you think about bowels and consonants? I must have misheard that... (watches again) *snicker* Nowadays people have a different impression of how a computer would go about hanging their man....

@Wobuffet3

9 жыл бұрын

what

That's fascinating, I had an Atari 400 with cassette, but when I traded the Atari for my own C64, I went straight to disk. I'd never heard of this "dual track" system, which is clever, and certainly beats the noise I heard while loading or saving my own programs on the Atari. I don't think I had any commercial software for the Atari 400 that wasn't cartridge-based.

Dual track absolutely rules. They did whole courses e.g. in learning languages based around it. Check out my other Atari uploads for more examples - same cheesy music but more superb narratin. Enjoy!

does anyone have just the music itself?

"Eeee-ventually"

The C64 could have used something similar, but for its disk drive…