Even cheerier than the last cheery one.

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

Med MP3's

Good Things '92

Kinda converted to Octamed tracked form, from a song I'd originally written on guitar for a band that then split up.

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

Journey's End '92

Drummy drum dummy!

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

Just Because '93

Re-done version of an older track. "New and improved"; better software and samples.

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

Last Stop '92

First 8 track song I wrote when Med was OctaMed...

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

Layers '93

The only computer song I ever wrote that my dad loved... :D

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

The Oddysey '91

A rare synthy tune from the early-ish days.

All songs on my profile are NOT from any game soundtracks. These were all written by myself as a young idiot and made me no fame nor money.

Synthesis '92

Amiga Dream

1-800-AMIGALUV [Snippet]

I love guns
Amiga Dream EP
Vocal Track taken from
Gospel Fish - Too Much Gun Talk

Gun Talk

Fit to Kill (to the Late Soundboy)

It is not a known fact, but Mister Softy is born with a snare drum thrusted into his right ear. Far from being a handicap, this rare genetic mutation allowed him to understand the subtleties of Breakbeat at a molecular level. Ever since a fanatic of complex riddims, hypnotic textures and heavy basses, Softy spends most of his wake life-time locked in his illegal lab, cooking a toxic mixture based on Dub, Ragga/Dancehall, UK Jungle, Chicago Juke and Indian hemp.

This has turned out to be a dumping ground for a lot of my old "Tracker" songs, from back in the day, on my old Atari ST's and Commodore Amiga's before progressing onto (briefly) my first Windows 95 PC.

Software used was:
Monster Tracker - Atari ST.
ProTracker - Amiga 600 and 1200.
Med - Amiga 1200.
Octamed - Amiga 1200.
Fast Tracker 2 - Windows PC.

New tracks tagged #Octamed