Around the time my parents bought their first pc, a Pentium 100 with 64 mb ram running windows 95, I switched from protracker on the Amiga to fasttracker II for my music. 

No more one megabyte songs in 8 bit sound quality and four mono track limit, but the luxury of enough tracks & sample memory to use in 16 bit stereo :) . Of course I abused this newfound freedom, lifting a lot of loops from the Hip Hop music I was into at the time with often questionable results. Creating sort of like party jams, reminiscent of early Frankie Cutlass or watered down Fatman Scoop/Crooklyn Clan instrumentals. Basically a mix of unobscured familiar loops playing in succession without worrying about copyright. 

As there weren't cd-burners yet, and the tracks were too big to fit onto a 3.5 inch disk, a lot of attempts at music have died with the harddisk of the machine, but some have been recovered as I sometimes recorded tracks to decrepit cassette tapes, like this compilation of hip hop'ish & jungly tracks made between 1997 - 1999.

Samplebased Boombap electronica: 
@jonas-from-nijmegen

Glitchhousebreakbeatdance: 
@oelek

Arty-farty cinematic sounddesign:
@r_jonas_arty_farty2 (*newer)
@r_jonas_arty_farty

Remix selections:
@plugexpertremix2 (*newer)
@plugexpertremix

Plugexpert:
@plugexpert2014left (2014/left-overs)
@plugexpert201213 (2012/13)
@plugexpert2011 (2011)
@plugexpert201011 (2010/11)
@plugexpert010203 (2001/02/03)
@plugexpert2001 (2001)
@r_jonas_2000 (2000)

93'-95' Jungle gabber tracker music:
@richard_jonas_trackers

Nobody is as important as the music. Keep it deep, keep it underground!

Followers of Richard Jonas (97​-​99 Fasttracker II Selection)

Followers of Richard Jonas (97-99 Fasttracker II Selection)