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AKA :
Glass och ballong!
Released At :
LCP 2011
Achievements :
C64 Demo Competition at LCP 2011 : #1
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Submitted by Smasher on 23 April 2016
| what dr.j said! plus there's a sierpinski triangle at the end, so... :P |
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Submitted by Dr.j on 23 April 2016
| i still love this fuckin' cool shit! thumbs up for production cool old retro feelings. 100% top notch |
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Submitted by Total Chaos on 15 October 2013
..if it hasn't been said before:
Funky Desert Dawn is FREAKING AWESOME! |
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Submitted by FATFrost on 15 July 2012
| What i like about this Booze is i never have a hangover afterwards. :) |
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Submitted by OMP on 1 July 2012
| Yah, this soundtrack is the shit. Love it! |
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Submitted by bepp on 15 May 2012
| The soundtrack! I just have to say it again. All that codez is nice and all... but the soundtrack! I have been listening to it for endless hours since LCP. It blew me away then and it still does. Dane proves yet again that he is one of the greatest. Much love! |
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Submitted by PAL on 11 April 2012
Dear booze... I had a joy looking at this demo again today... you are true heroes of the c64... love you all the way to the demo-compo at x2012! It will be wrestling time and we sure do love it! In all ways it will be a great party and we in offence do really look forward to meet all you boozers again... let us create one hell of a show, all of us... groups or no groups, let us just put on a show... c64 all the way... R.I.P Jack Tramiel - for you and for us we will create good and great c64 demos once again! We will put in the effort and the hours needed to do a great show, for you and for all of us! Us, the different kind of people... we will be strong this year at x... the whole c64 scene will be strong, together, no matter what!
Jack Tramiel
Your creations stole years of our life, they still do.
You made us hide from both the sun and rain, left us all staring at the electric blue.
you poisened our minds, we remained true.
you made us suffer and struggle, all on the electric blue.
...for that we LOVE you. R.I.P.
Pal of Offence |
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Submitted by Mr Wegi on 8 April 2012
| Booze on the top - all the time - thx for this one and wait for more :) |
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Submitted by Medicus on 3 September 2011
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 3 September 2011
| yes, please make a testcase :) and be sure to check on x64sc =P |
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Submitted by Frantic on 24 August 2011
| Strong stuff! :D Funny how doing it the "retro" way could feel so fresh. Good work göyz! :) |
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Submitted by v3to on 24 August 2011
love it... makes me feel 20 years younger. my fave is this blocky scroller part, mr.cursor's game-on-intro cames to my mind :)
deekay: hm... i am pretty sure that there has been flicker in the late 80ies. not exactly for the scene, but i remember georg brandt doing mci stuff at magic bytes those days. |
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Submitted by Jucke on 19 August 2011
| I love you HCL and Dane. Your demo really threw me back to the early 90's at the LCP party. Top stuff! Love the style, and how the effects mutate into extremes and go beyond the old coding tech. |
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Submitted by Mr. SID on 15 August 2011
| @DeeKay: I'm not sure if Mace really loves it that much... :) |
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Submitted by DeeKay on 15 August 2011
This is pure pr0n! ;-) I know a certain medieval weapon that will *love* this, hehe!...
I some way I like this more than EoD, since it's more varied on the effects - and there just seems to be loads more! Thanks for the Zardax remix, one of my all-time faves - together with the proper Elysion part to go with it! ;-D
P.S: Why no love for Crest? Only LCP attendees?
P.P.S: Funny enough I've had the perspective FPP idea very many years ago, too, when thinking of how to use VIC-tricks in new previously unexplored ways! ;-)
P.P.P.S: Flicker-gfx in 1991? I don't think so.. Funpaint II had just been released, and didn't catch on in the scene until late 1992! |
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Submitted by Sander on 15 August 2011
| Fantastic track! Great homage. Shame about the logos, but a nice production indeed. |
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Submitted by Krill on 14 August 2011
| Awesome code! The perspective thingies were great. Dot ball and hidden line vector objects, too. Quite an unfamiliar feeling to have this kind of oldskool look and feel in a trackmo, but it was very entertaining. |
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Submitted by Clarence on 13 August 2011
Watching it again I liked the dot parts the most and the outstanding vector part.
Resource guys might know what I'm talking about, implementing a 'Jodie tool' in realtime. :D |
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Submitted by Sledge on 10 August 2011
| This was brilliant, and it's wonderful to once again see a demo with a touch of yesterday. Great stuff indeed! :D |
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Submitted by FATFrost on 9 August 2011
| FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP FAP!!!! |
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Submitted by Brush on 9 August 2011
Heavy lifting on the code side. And i like the style too. The retro logos are actually massive :) The perspective effects (both of them) are visually stunning. Congratulations!
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Submitted by Skate on 9 August 2011
| first of all, thank you for continuing productivity even after you have nothing to prove anymore. :) congrats with your 20th anniversary. it's really strange to see an oldschool themed demo from you guys. i'm not completely satisfied with the overall quality (logos, graphics etc.) but as a coder, i adore the technicial background. some kickass stuff! starfield and dot sphere part are amazing. also $d016 and color distorted graphic looks very original. we want to celebrate your 25th, 30th, ... years while you are still active, don't forget that! :) |
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Submitted by Kristian on 8 August 2011
| Congrats with the 20! A superb release and a brilliant idea to go 20 years back in time. I miss tech-tech's and DYPPs :) |
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Submitted by ZZAP69 on 8 August 2011
Happy birthday guys and thanks for the personal greetings!
I especially like the soundrack, a tribute to the early 90's musicians. It seems you have borrowed some other parts of the concept. For instance from: http://csdb.dk/release/?id=751.
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Submitted by Cruzer on 8 August 2011
Great concept for a birthday demo, oh and Happy birthday! Love the oldskool style with scrollers everywhere, especially when coupled with impressive effects like the DYPP'er, transparent rasterbars, dot ball record, inconvex line vector and VIC magic which I have to look at a bit closer to realize whether I'm supposed to be impressed. The tribute tunes complete the concept. And thanks again for saying that CML should have won, although I don't agree - it should of course have been Mahoney.
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Submitted by Yazoo on 8 August 2011
| when it comes to the plotball, you forgot to take the ball into account which was coded by caprix / oxyron for one of the coma lights (i think it was cl5). 2-framed maybe, but count half of them, and it may still be enough to be named (i may be wrong here, its just how i remember that plotball - and didnt check it out again), hehe. whatever, i liked your demo - it triggers the oldschool-fan inside of me, and some of the effects are absolutely awesome. some graphics are good (some are less, even for 1991 style) - and the music kicks ass. happy birthday to everyone in booze design, and dont forget to bring a demo for x'12 ;-) |
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Submitted by Axis/Oxyron on 8 August 2011
| On the party my favourite demo was Camelot. But coming home and watching all releases again, I have to say this is the deserved winner. There is so much cool stuff in this. My favourite is the concave line vector with morphing. Well done guys. To the starfield, what was I thinking? Lets make a starfield fullscreen, nice looking, colorful and visible on the bigscreen. I think it worked. ;o) And you cant complain about the nw2 endpart. I gave you enough time. My first version was done in 95 or 96 and burned in the legendary oxyron partyplace fire. So 12 Years should be enough to code this. But your version looks great. I like the more dynamic movements. Is your interpolation linear or perspective corrected? By the way, fantastic remix of one of my all time favourite musics from the Zardax/Origo. |
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Submitted by Stone on 8 August 2011
| Happy birthday, Boozers! A very solid demo from you guys, but still it leaves you with a feeling that this is just a "resting step" on the way to X-2012.. I'm sure you'll blow us all out of the water there :) |
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Submitted by Steppe on 8 August 2011
| Much appreciated, Dane! And good work on the demo, was very entertaining on the whole! |
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Submitted by Dane on 8 August 2011
| Uploaded .sid files. A chord bug in Good Enough is fixed. |
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Submitted by BHF on 8 August 2011
Happy 20th. :)
Its cool to see another side of Booze Design.
Some awesome effects and well produced. |
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Submitted by Jazzcat on 8 August 2011
| You guys have come a long way since the days of Nail in Foot. This demo contains some snappy oldschool fx, scroller power and some cool audio (esp. love the scortia cover). Happy birthday guys! |
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Submitted by Clarence on 8 August 2011
Very nice oldschool effect compilation. Actually there are some very hard stuff included as well... Loved the end part music. It's a relief that this time someone else was set on the pedestal. ;)
Happy Birthday! |
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Submitted by PAL on 8 August 2011
Congratulations with a fine fine release and with the groups 20 years!
Hope there will be 20 more years. |
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Submitted by ne7 on 7 August 2011
| happy birthday \o/ i <3 the scrollers :) oodles of fun |
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Submitted by Oswald on 7 August 2011
| oh and FLI logo ? why does it look like restricted to 3 colors per line ? :) love this shit, digging in the code :D |
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Submitted by Heavy Stylus on 7 August 2011
Booze Design can do no wrong. Great demo!
Music in the Smirnoff part is superb. |
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Submitted by Oswald on 7 August 2011
| I guess I found 1 cycle in the dot sphere part oto I dont understand the code fully. How about TSX instead of LDY $0e ? :) Great demo guys, nice Axis mocking ;) |
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Submitted by Hermit on 7 August 2011
\o/ :):):)
Rasters over 'Dead scene?' hires won a special place in my heart. And the music compilation too.
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Submitted by CreaMD on 7 August 2011
| Love the last Magic effect. Anyway.. quite interesting feeling to see word Magic in the demos not made by D-magic.. ;-))))) |
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Submitted by Fungus on 7 August 2011
I love the demo, it's a real treat for an old-school fan such as me.
thumbs up
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Submitted by Yogibear on 7 August 2011
| Really great demo! Good gfx, neat effects and nice music! I especially like the sid covers in it! |
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Submitted by hedning on 7 August 2011
| This demo is even better after a piece of cake. ;) Great work as always, guys. \o/ My c64c used for testing the final versions is still chocked but happy. |
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Submitted by Joe on 7 August 2011
It was great to meet you guys once again, especially to talk to Dane and to see the picture right in the start of the party!
The effect is really great in that hires-border part. Archmages fantastic fast work on the logo "1991", pixel by pixel in Project One.
And the generous architectural discussion with Pernod/HZ.
Although there were some parts which simply disappeared on the projected surface like the starfield, some of those old demoeffects was pushed in a really nice way, such as the Antic logo, the double logo ontop of AFLI rasterpatterns and the Magic logo ontop of the tiled pattern background. |
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Submitted by Slator on 7 August 2011
| yes, actually it were zzap and me that were present there... macx, no more biize then... |
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Submitted by macx on 7 August 2011
| JackASS: ZZAP69 is an Onslaughter, goddamnit! :) |
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Submitted by Wile Coyote on 7 August 2011
Polished audio. Great party pic.
Highlights for me were the rasters over 'Dead scene?' pic, and the 3D x3 Magic Logo part. The End is pretty neat also.
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Its difficult to decide which demo should have won LCP 2011.
The following 3 demos would have made my Top 3:
1991 - Booze Design
Pimp My Snail - Camelot
2011 A Press Space Odyssey - Offence
If I was voting on one single effect that wowed me the most, then Pimp My Snail would be the winner with the many Bobs part. If I was voting on best mix of ideas and graphics, 2011 A Press Space Odyssey would be winner. If I was voting on the best demo with the most amount of impressive parts, then 1991 would have been winner. |
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Submitted by JackAsser on 7 August 2011
| @Macx: :) Only attendees of LCP got greets basically + MoN iirc. |
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Submitted by macx on 7 August 2011
Cheers guys!
Kakan är bakad och bankgiro noterat för nästa runda av räkningar.
WTF, no [o] 7113-greetz?! B-/ |
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Submitted by bepp on 7 August 2011
| Awesome demo. Awesome music. Awesome logos =) |
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Submitted by Slator on 7 August 2011
happy birthday to the 20th :) winning was some present, eh ? nice work
thanks to your mormor for the great birthday cake. |
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