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let's talk to...
let's talk to...

BLEZE+FLOYD
BLEZE+FLOYD

OF
OF

TEMPEST
TEMPEST
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INTERVIEW WAS HELD AT THE WILLOW'99-p2
MEETING, JULY 24TH/25TH IN THEINE/GER
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After a period of silence, the
TEMPEST Crew has become quite active
again lately with the release of the
2nd issue of their magazine DIMENSION.

I had the great opportunity to talk to
two of their members, so let's welcome

BLEZE (Graphician) + FLOYD (Swapper,
BLEZE + FLOYD Composer &
Mageditor)

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DT: Hi dudes, glad to have you here!
DT: Well, how about introducing
yourself to all the compasity crowd
out there?

FLD:
FLD: I am one of the main editors of
"Dimension", and besides I am
acting as a swapper and musician
in TempesT.

BLZ:
BLZ: I am acting as a graphician in
TempesT.
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DT: Wow, check out the intensity in
DT: these words! OK guys how about some
infos about TEMPEST? Founders,
Memberstatus and so on?

FLD:
FLD: TempesT is a yugoslavian-based
group which was founded in the
early 90's. TempesT never cared
a lot about the usual cracking
scene in this decade and was
always more or less a demo group.
During the time of the war in
Yugoslavia, it became silent around
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us, but then TempesT was rebuilt
after the loss of some members.
The Macedonians and some Serbians
quit, and finally Nucleus, JB
and Erol were the last members
from Ex-Yugoslavia. We "Germans"
started to join TempesT from
the beginning of 1997. Check the
news corner of this issue of the
D-T English for our latest
memberstatus.

BLZ:
BLZ: Nothing more to say...:)

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DT: Let's talk a bit about your mag
DT: DIMENSION. What whould you say makes
it different from other mags in
scene?

BLZ:
BLZ: Many things I think. The whole
style of texts and outfit is
different from the other Mags I
think. (and I hope:)

FLD:
FLD: Concernig the outfit and the style
of "Dimension", I simply have to
agree! I guess we can say that
all texts are of a high quality,
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the amount of chapters is more than
acceptable. It also makes us
a bit different from other mags that
all of the used tunes are
exclusive...

DT: Would you say the magscene has
DT: changed over the last couple of
years? And what, in your opinion,
makes new mags (PREMIUM, DT, e.g.)
different from the old established
ones?
BLZ:
BLZ: The style of the Mags (Charts,
Interviews etc.) is like the old
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times I think, but the visual
Outfit is much better since years
I think.
Importend are the texts of a mag,
when a Mag looks good, and the
texts are bad, the whole mag is
bad.

FLD:
FLD: In my eyes, the mags were on a
higher standard some years before.
Nowadays, quite a lot of newcomer
groups consume the mag scene with
their style of newer magazines.
I don't see many impressing new
outfits, i sometimes totally miss
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exclusive tunes or a nice English..
Okay, I like most of today's mags
quite much. In the older days,
we had names like "Skyhigh",
"The Pulse" or "Shout". And, Sorry,
at least 90% of the magazines these
days won't reach such a standard
ever in any way.

DT: You two are known as two of german
DT: scenes most gorgeous party dudes.
How do you see the role of the
c64 partys in the entire scene
nowadays? Or in other words, would
a c64 scene without partys still
be alive?
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BLZ:
BLZ: A party is the salt in the soup.
Without Meetings, anyway if big
or small, the scene won't be the
same!

FLD:
FLD: The C64-scene is much more
enjoyable with those great parties.
As I know quite a lot of people
who never visited such parties,
I know what they are missing.
For quite a lot of sceners, the
spirit of the C64-parties and the
#c64-channel are the things that
keep them active and alive in our
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scene.

DT: Short question - short answer?
DT: Has the Internet killed the
mailtrading scene?

FLD:
FLD: Not yet! I am tired of offending
the internet, as it simply makes
not much sense... everyone who
is too lazy to swap or too far
away from the (mailtrading) scene
can count on the internet. On the
other hand a lot of swappers
became more and more inactive
because of .d64-files trading via
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internet. What i really don't like
is that most of the wares nowadays
are spread at first over the
internet. that is a problem for
the snailmail traders.

BLZ:
BLZ: Not really. It is just easier to
write an e-mail than fixing a
snailmail send.

DT: Well, let's leave the c64 aside a
DT: bit for a moment and jump over to
some more private (hehe!) things.
What are your activities outside
the world of bits and bytes?
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FLD:
FLD: Well, what shall I say...
I am going to visit the school
again after my education now.
I am looking quite forward to
it. I like listening to music
a lot and I love to play the
guitar. My other interests
are literature and politics.

BLZ:
BLZ: I like driving my car, Tekken
matches on Playstation (beat me),
Partys with funny girls:),
literature, and and and...

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DT: Any last words?
DT:

FLD: Borgentreich suxx!(Ed. RHEINE TOO!)
FLD:

BLZ: DIGITAL TALK ENGLISH KIXX ASS
BLZ: (much better than the german one!)

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OK, Thanx guys for these deep insights
into your dimension (nice word game,
isn't it?).

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