B.C. Productions -- Archive of module remixes

Song Currently playing: "Futurity '98" by Homer J/Transient (B.C. Goa Remix)
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All these music files are directly indexed to the FUNET archive in Finland, and are ZIP archives. To unarchive these files, you will need an unarchiver. ZIP utilities for the PC and the Macintosh are available in the B.C. Toolbox page. These files MUST be unarchived using the appropriate ZIP utility before you attempt to play them.

B.C. Productions - Archive of Remixes (ZIP files)

$/\WIND/\$ With The Wind (Dungeon Mix): A remix of the original Diesel module. Arabian style trance music. The original mod was only 10K, but I expanded on it a little.
$/\MEGA1/\$ Aminet Megamix #1: This one is a medley of various Aminet artists. Included are bits from Johnny Z, pANiK, Chill, Dave The Brave, Diesel, plus bits from two of my other MEDs.
$/\SEAS/\$ Seas of Wisdom (Trance Mix): A remix of the Paradise Decay mod. The original was an enigma-styled tune with ambient strings and flutes, but I put an acid trance dance twist to it. Very melodic.
$/\GONE/\$ Gone Forever (Trance Mix): Another Paradise Decay remix. Again, the original was enigma-styled, but I have tranced and danced it up a little.
$/\HILSD/\$ The Hillside (B.C. Remix): Originally a Protracker MOD done by my good buddy (and fellow NoAff'er) RS3, This song was subsequently remixed by me. It's a bit more ambient and stereo-panned, and has a slight swing to it now.
$/\FUTUR/\$ Futurity '98 (B.C. Goa Mix): This was originally done by Homer J, a good buddy of mine and founder of the Amiga group Transient. I took his idea, sped up the tempo into the stratosphere, and slapped it with my trademark timestretch vocal offsets. The result, is a guest release by me, for Transient.
$/\HUNT/\$ Hunt for Blue Monday '98 (Stereo Ambience Mix): This old-style synthpop dance (no relation to the New Order song) was originally done by Jan Ullrich Bister (Sound of Ullrich, Ltd.) in 1993. I took his idea, stereoised it, and put in some more vocal timestretch offsets. If you like thumping dance music, this one is recommended!