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8-Bit Construction Set - The 8-Bit Construction Set


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Label: Beige Records
Catalog#: BEG-004
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country:US
Released:26 Feb 2001
Genre: Electronic, Non-Music
Style: DJ Battle Tool, Electro, Chiptune, Spoken Word
Notes:Comes with picture sleeve, poster and inlay.
The poster explains the gimmick of this release:
The inner track on each side is a data track, or stored program, which will run on any Atari or C64 computer. To run: Dub to cassette and follow the load instructions.....
The promo has a different picture sleeve and different inlays.
Rating:   4.4/5 (29 votesRate It
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Tracklisting:

A01   Samples + Scratch Tones
A02   Jack Loop
A03   Tight Ass Loop
A04   Real Tight Ass Loop
A05   Step Up Loop
A06   (314) Loop
A07   Steve Garvey Loop
A08   "Ruff Ryder" Loop
A09   Levine's Hat Store Loop
A10   .[k] Loop
A11   Acid House Loop
A12   Saucemaster
A13   Data Program
B01   Samples + Scratch Tones
B02   Go Out And Get Her Loop
B03   2 Much Posse Loop
B04   Robitussin Loop
B05   "What What" Loop
B06   Hospital Beats Loop
B07   No Teff Heath Loop
B08   Lou Diamond Phillips Loop
B09   Windsor Loop
B10   MP3.com Loop
B11   Big Nuts Loop
B12   Dollars
B13   Data Program

User Reviews:

pbl3, Apr 13, 2004

This release deserves a bit of commentary for its novel and unique creation. It has been praised by lo-fi-digital music heads as well as scratch and battle dj's since it combines Atari and Commodore64 samples, soundbites, lock groove beats, and even a couple respectable techno-break tracks that were programmed on the original machines. One side is Atari-centric and the other is devoted to the C64. There are also a couple audio-encoded programs for the Atari and C64 systems on this disc that can be used to install old public domain 8-bit audio software for each respective platform. These guys are dedicated to authentic 8-bit artwork and this release is a fine document to their progress in the medium.

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