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Unglaublich, was der Amiga ende der 80 er Jahre bereits geleistet hat. Ich hatte mir (glaube es war 1991) einen PC mit 486/dx50 und wirklich guter Hardware geleistet. Ich war so enttäuscht. Soviel Geld (ca. 2500€) und nicht ein Stück besser als der Amiga.

great stuff love it!!!

I bet these people were just as unfriendly and ignorant as the people you pass in the streets today

Seven Sins by Scoopex. Man, such awesome music!

The guys who programmed these were so freaking brilliant, they were like gods to me as a teenage kid with my Amiga 500 😎

31:39 Need for Madness 🤩

18:25 The music in Red Sector's Speedball Intro sounds like "Juke Box Boy" by Baltimora.

I want this to be streamed directly to my brain

What a time it was to be alive

Thanks for taking the time to put this together ! loving it !!!!!!

The music from the last demo is also played in a demo from World of Wonders. The ripped Soundtracker music also was named wow-something, so my guess is someone from World of Wonders composed it

Anyone knows the effects of the first intro? Red/White field: blitter or copper? How did they do the logo effects? The M's seem to be sprites.

RSI Megademo is awesome.

The scroller alone is world class for the Amiga but with everything else going on it’s ridiculous. What amazing programming

Don't know any of these demos. They must be before 1991 when I 1st got an AMIGA 500 Plus +

Thank you for the video...

😅

UNIT A

90-talet i Nyköping. Han rånade omaskerad posten där han var känd stamkund. Cyklar hem och lämnar pengarna till kronofogden som står på gårdsplanen. Kort efter kommer polisen och griper honom. Minns inte om fogden var kvar eller om fogden fick behålla pengarna.

Carl Størmer, eller rettere, Fredrik Carl Mülertz Størmer

Kristian Birkeland, oppdageren av nordlyset og de skjulte kameraer, onde tunger vil ha det til at han ikke var på langt nær så betydningsfull som enkelte vil ha det til, desverre

nice selection, thx

I know that the music is contemporary but the presentation was amazing and the music was on point. Excellent.

42:00 hilarious... that tune is about as close to Comic Bakery as actual Comic Bakery is to Hot Water 🤣

Amiga was the best 16bit computer ever made....

Nostalgia...the epic days of phone dialers, at&t conference calls, bbs's....

I've never seen many if these demos (only a few cracked games back in the days). This is the best Amiga music so far with Continental Circus Trainer (demo 13) being very good.

Rare

Nostalgia at its finest!

The Silents cracks herself 😁

dude, these soundtracks are straight up FIRE

Blast from the past! Very empowering compilation. Thank you. Secrets of the Amiga hardware and the essence of Sound Tracker sample disks are present! Would be cool to download these products in a bundle and run locally.

Video 8 Crystal - 12 years old and i used to sit for hours listing to and watching this demo on my Amiga 500+, awesome - love it so glad i found it again lol

Amigaaaaaaaaa!

02:33 and 18:25. Thank you for sharing. The two most wanted Amiga tracks by me!. I used to love them, love them now and forever will love them!

Conqueror & Zike sure knew how to make a tasty intro with very little resources and file size. Pure nostalgia, I'm old now.

Amiga forever! ❤️

Sjuuua nolla alltså

There is nothing like what Amiga games and these demo's and intro's were back in the day. I'm so happy I got to live during that time and experience it. These vids are so nostalgic it hurts 🙂

I am here today!!!

Definitely the 56:06 - Amiga Call, Megaforce 1988 is the vibe of early Amiga mods. Amazing! Ping....

Bästa 🤣

Atomix Intro, Vision Factory 1990🤗

How sad that someone has put a copyright claim on a song in this video. Back in the day the demo scene was all about sharing and building on each others' ideas. How quickly some people succumb to greed.

Quartex the motest stranges crew in the Amiga scene

47:35 the first ever cracktro I saw on the Amiga. I was 16, owned a C128 and hearing the music just made my jaw drop. I knew even more so that I just had to have an Amiga and sure enough it was my first ever big purchase out of own funds. This cracktro really marks my first ever baby steps into the Amiga world.

20:42 ❤

Oh wie vermisse ich meine Amiga´s , die alten BBS Zeiten und die Demos.

Ahhh ... Let's Pretend No One From Quartex ever Left The U. K. ! ! !

I switched computers in the late 80's. My friend bought C64 and I got one 1 year later... Then he bought an Amiga and I thought why when the C64 was such an amazing machine... Loved to program the C64, so much stuff to tinker with... First thought about the Amiga was that it was so totally different and I would have to forget everything and start from scratch again so I was hesitant. But the games won me over, and the raw power of the machine for painting, music, raytracing, programming and so on and on... and the OS was multitasking... was just incredible... But I do regret not learning C as the AmigaOS was built for and around C... First programming language (compiled) was Pascal :-) I loved the language but it was not well suited for AmigaOS... Remember so many days/nights when I had (most often OctaMED as I liked that better) in the background for just music and programming and Real3D doing raytracing and DeluxePaint for graphics work and more running (sometimes a Scenery Animator with a fractal landscape animation) and it worked beautifully with AmigaOS and setting priorities so my Pascal IDE was main focus and the rest shared the CPU time left... I felt so productive... and it was my most productive days for sure!