Ugress is an electronica oriented group, mainly comprised of Gisle Martens Meyer aka GMM, along with various guest artists. Now a famous Norwegian artist, like all good artists, he cut his teeth on the Commodore 64 and Amiga.
Before becoming Ugress, GMM was known as Gnosis on the scene, a good collection of the tracks made by him on his Amiga´s can be found on the modarchives. A great deal of free downloadable music is available online from his recent years as Ugress as well. All of which are available on Ugress.com. It´s also worth noting that all his tracks are on Spotify. So listen and enjoy!
I have recently found more copies of the DVD I produced for AmiWest 2007! The DVD, titled The Roundtable: Special Ed was produced specifically for AmiWest and was offered for sale at our booth as well as won by a few lucky folks at the show! I was only able to bring a few with me due to airline restrictions and just never got around to posting this for sale here on the website.
Hosts: Rich Lawrence, Sean Fitzgerald, Mike Blackburn, Eddie Cejvan. Guest: AmigaDave – LIVE from AmiWest.
Originally, it was going to be all about AmiWest 2009 in Sacramento, California. But, we talked about the settlement and also got the reaction from attendees at AmiWest about the announcement. Also this is our first video podcast!
Hosts: Rich Lawrence, Sean Fitzgerald, Mike Blackburn, Eddie Cejvan. Guest: AmigaDave – LIVE from AmiWest.
Originally, it was going to be all about AmiWest 2009 in Sacramento, California. But, we talked about the settlement and also got the reaction from attendees at AmiWest about the announcement. Also this is our first video podcast!
Yes you read the title right! Watch us record Amiga Roundtable #43 LIVE! October 18, 2009 @ 9:30am EST (1400GMT) on Ustream. Video and our regualr Audio shows will be available sometime after the recording. Follow the link below and bookmark!
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We’ve added a new way to get ahold of us and tell us what you think! We now have a Google Voice number. So you can call us, or send an SMS. Please be aware, toll or international charges may apply depending on where you call/text from. So if you have something to say to us, get in touch with us!
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So tell us what you think about the show, a funny story you heard, maybe an idea for us to talk about. What are you waiting for? Call, or text us now! And as an added surprise, it may ring through to a real human! Plus we may leave a weird message from time to time.
Listen to any episode of Amiga Round Table via iTunes, then leave a positive comment on the iTunes Store and be entered to win a free Video Toaster 4000 for the Amiga 2000/3000/4000/4000T or A1200 upgraded with Zorro slots and a Video slot. Two runner up prizes (Millennium) are also available. Video Toaster 4000 winner also gets Millennium.
Three lucky winners total.
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After you have left your nice comments on iTunes send a copy of it to the link below to be entered to win the contest. Put subject line “Win Amiga Video Toaster” in your e-mail to us.
Hosts: Rich Lawrence and Bill P. Guest: Keith Curtis, author of “After The Software Wars”.
Rich and Bill talk to author Keith Curtis about his book, “After The Software Wars”. Visit Keith’s blog at http://keithcu.com and purchase his book on Amazon. Sorry about the lack of mp3 tags. I’ll get them up as soon as I have time. After the Software Wars
This is an episode that wasn’t released before our hiatus, so obviously some of the info is old news now. But you can still listen to Rich and Bill talk about NewTek and all things cool in the world of video! Note: The MP3 tags are not in this file.
They will be updated later. We just wanted to get this episode out. Sorry for any issues this causes.
All the AmiZed shows that were on iTunes before, are now back on iTunes. So Amiga Roundtable, NewsTek and Carrier Whistle are all back up. A simple search for AmiZed will bring up all 3 shows. If you have any problems, let us know.
Unless you’ve recently been living in one of those places on Earth where there are no computers and no internet coverage, and I’m not casting dispersions, you will have innevitibly noticed that Apple have released Snow Leopard a.k.a. OS X 10.6. The official collective sentiment out of Cupertino is ‘No Biggie” , though of course the people on the interwebs have made that into a biggie. Why am I mentioning this to an Amiga audience? All will be revealed in due course; in the next few paragraphs to be exact.
