Hornet MODS Volume 2 Special Music Contest edition. Includes audio CD!
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Additional Information: Contents of this CDROM Related Products: Hornet Underground Volume 1 Hornet Underground Volume 2 Hornet MODS Volume 1 Related Links: The Hornet Archive	Welcome to the exciting world of the PC music scene! Thousands of musicians from around the world harness the power of their PC to create new tunes every day. These musicians create these songs on their computers and save them as a music modules. These music modules come in many different formats. Check out the exciting tracks on the audio CD! Track Author Title 01 Jeroen Godfried Tel (WAVE) Nine One One 02 Andrew G. Sega (Necros) Martian Lovesong 03 Ulf Liedberg (Loonie) Words Of No Difference 04 Jakob Svanholm (Radix) Emelie 05 Dan Grandpre (Basehead) and Hans Van Vliet (Hunz) Digital Ritual 06 Kochun Hu (Human) Symphony In Infrared 07 Jaakko Manninen (Mellow-D) Flow Moon 08 Ingemar Henriksson (Marwin) Let It Loose 09 Ian G. Lyman (Scirocco) Protonic Reversal 10 Andy Wise (Nemesis) Twilight Groove 11 Andreas Reuterberg (Silke) The Elephant Stomp 12 Maria Dahl (April) Funky Religion 13 Jeroen Godfried Tel (WAVE) Pools Of Poison 14 Andrew G. Sega (Necros) Tangerine Fascination 15 Alex Brandon (Siren) Universe Electric 16 Andy Voss (Phoenix) Invasion 17 Andrew G. Sega (Necros) Babylon 18 Christopher G. Mann (Snowman) MC5 Intro Theme Special Bonus Track! 19 DJ Toneball HMU The Hornet MODS Volume 2 CDROM contains 726 songs, 73 music disks, 31 utilities, and 15 files related to music competitions. All of these files were cataloged on the Hornet Archive (hornet.org) between the dates of: May 27 (22:41:10) and Sept 01 (21:31:23) GMT. We built this CDROM set to run smoothly under MSDOS, Windows 95/NT, Linux, and FreeBSD, and we have tried to include players for as many different formats as possible.You can play songs directly from our View and WinView CDROM browsers! We have also included HTML pages on this CDROM to make browsing as easy as possible.