#Indeed, #5 was almost ready, most of the CD was filled, the cover
#was made, not no release so far (due to
#less demand, I think...). Btw... I think the correct e-mail
#address is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
He has more then ome adres :)
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Hi! Obviously, I have too much spare time. :)
Besides the new forum last week we now also have the www.msx.org MSX Fair List!
It features a participants list and an online registration feature for all fair
organizations. our dedicated team will make sure it's updated. So if you want to
see what
Hi! Another update on the MSX Fair Bussum.
As you may have read in another message, I have created an MSX Fair List on
www.msx.org. That's where the MSX Fair Bussum's online registration form will be
from now on, and also a list of participants can be found there. If you have
registered a stand,
What was that URL again?
:)
Sander
- Original Message -
From: Laurens Holst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MSX Mailinglist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 16:23
Subject: New on www.msx.org: MSX Fair List
Hi! Obviously, I have too much spare time. :)
Besides the new forum
Hi,
Looks great, although the last CD on the official list has a lot of none MSX
related music on it (some PC and PSX titles).. I still want them though..
Emailed the creator of these CDs and waiting for a reply...
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From: Jorrith Schaap [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear fellow MSX fans,
Please find forwarded Ikeda's MSX Print of August 31 2001.
Kind regards,
Alex Wulms
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From: Alex Wulms [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MSX mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 22:53
Subject: Ikeda MSX Print august 31 2001
MPEG-1 and MP3 technology is based upon idea by Nishi.
As I already said.. Nishi is really having some ego
Hey guys,
I just joined the list a short while ago. Could someone tell me where one
can get hold of those weird and wonderful non-midi's that are usually
featured on MSX radio? I've always thought that monty and deathwish 3 had
some of the best music squeezed out of a 1980's computer :)
Thanks,
