Five Musicians
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Five Musicians | |
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| Also known as | FM |
| Origin | Worldwide |
| Genres | Tracker music |
| Years active | 1995–2000 |
| Website | www.fivemusicians.com http://web.archive.org/web/19970401212602/http://fm.org/index.html |
| Past members | Necros, Mellow-D, Basehead, Big Jim, Purple Motion, Stalker, Vic, Zodiak, WAVE, Hunz |
Five Musicians (also known as FM) was a demo group / netlabel with origins in the demoscene. It was active between the years 1995 and 2000. The idea of limiting the group to only five members caused the group to be very selective. As a result, they created a number of very high-quality releases, and became one of the most influential early netlabels.[citation needed] The first FM FTP-server became what is known today as scene.org.
Chronological list of members[edit]
- Andrew Sega (Necros)
- Jaakko Manninen (Mellow-D / MD)
- Dan Gardopée, also known as Grandpre (Basehead)
- James Storer (Big Jim)
- Jonne Valtonen (Purple Motion)
- Ariel Gross (Stalker) [1] [2]
- Victor van Vlaardingen (Vic)
- Erik Stridell (Zodiak)
- Jeroen Tel (WAVE)
- Hans van Vliet (Hunz)
External links[edit]
- Staticline Ezine 1999 interview with Andrew "Necros" Sega about Five Musicians and collaboration in the tracker community.
- gibdon.com 2011 interview with Andres "Necros" Sega about his career and the inital lineup of Five Musicians.
- spoomusic.com Internet-based record label created by stalker, now producing music under the moniker sp00 with colleague Ramenboy
- Andrew Sega | soundcloud.com Necros' Soundcloud
- Kschzt.com Website for Jaakko Manninen (now recording as Kschzt)
- MD's discography on Discogs.com
- hunz.com.au Web site for Hunz
- ModArchive music listing for Basehead
- ModArchive music listing for Big Jim
- ModArchive music listing for Mellow-D
- ModArchive music listing for Necros
- ModArchive music listing for Purple Motion
- ModArchive music listing for stalker
- ModArchive music listing for WAVE
- ModArchive music listing for Zodiak
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