Fairlight – Fairlight

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axis/cascade

12 years ago

i like this wonderful old school intro. good work at this times in the late 80’S. lot of memories!

plagueis

13 years ago

Wow that tune makes me feel the spirit of 88 no doubt!

YusuF

16 years ago

Fairlight !

john maury

18 years ago

Static sinus, interesting. Nice copper though

MrHoward

18 years ago

what an oldie goldie… 😉

WayneK

18 years ago

Wow, now that is classic FLT 🙂 Although I’m not sure that logo is quite as good as the one by Angel Dawn…

janer

18 years ago

the good old tunes …. *sigh* … lovely!

scenex

18 years ago

i prefer their newer logo 🙂
very interesting to see how fairlight developed within their 17 years of activity until "operation fastlink" came along

sHADoW

18 years ago

haha sweet this "sine" scroller – and this st00: music 😀 awesome hehe

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Fairlight – Fairlight

Published by mus@shi9 on June 26, 2005June 26, 2005

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