BEAR on 31/10/2006 at 05:53
This was interesting, I hadnt heard about this yet.
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http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2006/10/smells_like_red.html)
I guess this is good news for king crimson fans (if it actually means anything at all), I only started to listen to king crimson within the last 6 or 8 months, this kind of surprised me.
Aja on 31/10/2006 at 06:18
Brian Eno's Windows 95 sound is still brilliant. They haven't been able to top it yet, in fact, with each new Windows the startup sound has worsened.
Oh, and the sample in your link is a hoax.
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http://channel9.msdn.com/showpost.aspx?postid=151853) Here's the real thing.
Rogue Keeper on 31/10/2006 at 08:22
Quote Posted by Aja
Brian Eno's Windows 95 sound is still brilliant. They haven't been able to top it yet, in fact, with each new Windows the startup sound has worsened.
Word word word!
I don't remember the 95 sound, but I loved W98 startup sound, perhaps it's the same?
When I had Millennium and XP later, when it was booting I felt I'm gonna watch some cheap soap opera channel. :rolleyes:
Can I download that 95/98 sound somewhere?
Rogue Keeper on 31/10/2006 at 12:30
FANXX!
Yes that's it... no it's not. I think I have I have confused it for Office 97 Autorun sound. :(
Still, it's good to hear it with appropriate 64kbit noise. Brings memories back.
twisty on 31/10/2006 at 13:30
Yes, I loved those early Windows sounds. They sounded so optimistic, almost making you forget that you would probably face a forced reboot or bsod again minutes later.
Convict on 31/10/2006 at 14:10
Why can't I dl from filefront? I allowed all the cookies. :confused:
BEAR on 31/10/2006 at 16:20
It was late when I posted that and I didnt even try the sample ;)
Dr Sneak on 31/10/2006 at 16:42
Windows 2000 Pro for me all the way-sounds good and works fine with my stuff.:thumb:
