Date   : Sun, 12 Mar 2006 08:50:11 +0100
From   : Eelco Huininga <eelco@...>
Subject: Re: Magazine freebies.

Hi Matt,

I think they contained interviews etc. I've got a freebie, which came with
an edition of A&B Computing. It contains a demonstration of what's possible
with a Music 500(0) system. I think it was called "A&B Brothers - the 'C'
rap". Really cheezy IIRC :-)
I hope to digitize it one day...

Cheers,
Eelco



M J Forbes schreef:
> Hi 8-bit people,
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> I’ve just been having a flick across the comp.sys.acorn.hardware 
> newsgroup, and came across a message regarding the old 7-inch flimsy 
> ‘singles’ that were occasionally given away as a covermount on magazines.
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> A friend an I were discussing the same thing in the pub a week or so 
> ago, and it developed into one of ‘those’ arguments – I claim that these 
> ‘discs’ sometimes contained software (record the single onto a cassette, 
> then load it into your computer as you would do with any other item of 
> software, whereas he claims that they only ever contained stuff like 
> interviews with software authors or reviews of games with sound effects etc.
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> Does anyone on this wonderful group ….
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> a)       Even remember these things, and if so …
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> b)       Settle the software -v- non-software argument for us?
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> Thanks in advance,
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>  
> 
> Matt
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> Matt Forbes
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> Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK
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