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[uruzrune]

I doubt anyone has these, but I figured I would try.

When I first started tracking, I made a number of 4-channel and 8-channel MODs, labeled TBA-00 through TBA-0F. I think I experimented with 16-channel after that, TBA-10 through TBA-14.

My last release was some time in 1995 or thereabouts, but I don't think I ever published it in an electronic medium.

TBA stands for The Blue Adept, the handle I went by when I was a teenager. I had no idea Piers Anthony sucked.

Thanks.

[m0d]

You're in luck.

They are on this archive

Look here

Didn't look very hard did ya? :lol:

Do you want an artist account? I'd recommend you register one and then associate these mods to your artist profile.

Register

[uruzrune]

HOLY &(%$@%&(^$@

I've searched everywhere!

[m0d]

I like this one

Did you release these progressively starting from 01? I can certainly hear a difference in quality between the first and last...

[uruzrune]

Yeah. I started messing around with digital tracking on my C64 back in the day. Got an Amiga 500 shortly after, and then moved to an IBM XT.

They're chronological, unnamed... I'm almost in tears, I've been searching for these files literally for over a decade.

[m0d]

Aww. Well you can thank some anonymous person who contributed their bunch of public domain modules to the archive, sometime over the years.

It would be very interesting for you to open a profile here and write a bit about yourself, the more info we have on modules (and artists) the better!

[uruzrune]

Will do. Thanks again!  :cry:  

[Eagle]

Aww, this little topic was kind of cute to read.

[Pootang]

Holy S#!e, as of this post i love m0d.