You are not logged in - nap A Concert   [1986] Released by : Stoat & Tim Release Date : 1986 Type : C64 One-File Demo AKA : Thrust Concert User rating:   9.1/10 (19 votes)   See votestatistics Credits : Code  ....  Tim of Stoat & Tim Music  ....  Rob Hubbard Graphics  ....  Lizard     Stoat of Stoat & Tim SIDs used in this release : Thrust (/MUSICIANS/H/Hubbard_Rob/Thrust.sid) Download : http://csdb.dk/getinternalfile.php/8847/thrust_concert_(stoat&tim).rar (downloads: 1778) ftp://ftp.scs-trc.net/pub/c64/Demos/pal/s/Stoat_and_Tim/Thrust_Concert.zip (downloads: 769) Look for downloads on external sites:  Pokefinder.org User Comment Submitted by ThunderBlade on 17 September 2019 A true classic! This way Rob's tune works much better - because of his weird sounds, you can imagine the guys on screen jamming around like crazy! :) User Comment Submitted by celticdesign on 9 March 2015 Hell yeah, alltime classic. User Comment Submitted by fenz on 19 October 2013 Ohhh! This is one of those old gems. The first time I hooked my C64 to an amplifier (back in the early 90s), this was the demo I ran to test the sound :) User Comment Submitted by Motion on 26 November 2009 @Tim: Nice to see you've found CSDB! Programmer sounds so posh, why not 'coder'? Lol! ;D This is a true classic, and you made it happen... wicked! User Comment Submitted by Tim on 26 November 2009 I was the coder ( :) ) of this demo. Thanks for all the nice comments. We had a lot of fun making it at the time, and it is nice to see so many people have enjoyed it over the years, and it is still going strong today. A big credit must go to Rob for his great tune and music player - he is a great bloke and we had a lot of fun working with him on various projects during the C64 years. User Comment Submitted by Hex on 2 May 2008 Awesome, I lost my copy of this. This demo was the reason I decided to code, probably has influenced my carrer path. When I think of the 64 I think of this demo. User Comment Submitted by Richard on 5 September 2007 This is a true classic. Still loved by me today! User Comment Submitted by Ed on 6 December 2006 There have been quite a few of these type of demos, but when Chris Cunningham released his Monkey Drummer a couple of years back, there was no question to which demo it simply had to connect to. For more info on the monkey: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0267450/ User Comment Submitted by T.M.R on 4 December 2005 Yup, RH6 was Hubbard's Compunet ID/mailbox. This demo was one of the first i ever saw and part of the reason i got into coding demos in the first place... User Comment Submitted by Scout on 11 October 2005 Rob Hubbard is credited as RH6 in this demo. I guess this was his Compunet ID back then. Search CSDb All Releases Groups Sceners Events BBS SIDs ------- Forum Comments Advanced Navigate Prev - Random - Next Detailed Info · Summaries · User Comments (10) · Production Notes Fun Stuff · Goofs · Hidden Parts · Trivia (2) Forum · Discuss this release Info on other sites · Pouët Support CSDb Help keep CSDb running: Funding status:

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