This is the latest CD from PRESS PLAY ON TAPE following our debut LOADING READY RUN. See below for details, mp3 previews, and information on how to buy it!

1. Hypa-ball vs Mission AD (Keith Tinman / Fred Gray, Odin Computer Graphics, 1986)
2. Arkanoid (Martin Galway, Imagine, 1987)
3. Tiger Mission (Johannes Bjerregaard, Kele Line, 1987)
4. Phantom (of the Asteroid) (Rob Hubbard, Mastertronic, 1985)
5. Kettle (Ben Daglish, Alligata, 1987)
6. Bionic Commando (Tim Follin, Software Creations, 1987)
7. Comic Bakery (PPOT remix remix) (Martin Galway, Imagine, 1986)
8. Nemesis the Warlock (Rob Hubbard, Martech, 1987)
9. The Way of the Exploding Fist (Neil Brennan, Melbourne House, 1985)
10. Fairlight (Mike Alsop, The Edge, 1986)
11. Star Paws (Rob Hubbard, Software Projects, 1987)
12. Flimbo's Quest (Reyn Ouwehand, System 3, 1990)
13. Defender of the Crown (Jim Cuomo/Richard Joseph, Cinemaware, 1986/1987)
14. Roland's Rat Race (Martin Galway, Ocean, 1985)
15. Wizball Game Over (Martin Galway, Sensible Software, 1987)
16. Wizball High Score (Martin Galway, Sensible Software, 1987)
17. Sacred Armour of Antiriad (Richard Joseph, Palace Software, 1986)
18. Crazy Comets (Rob Hubbard, Martech, 1985)

We have made a poster that, if you want to, you can print out and hang in your locker, in your room, in your office, at school, at your university...in most places actually. Help us out and do some PR for us The file is ~450 KB. If you want to buy it in size A2 go to shop.boznet.com.

The whole thing contains (a CD of course!) a booklet with sixteen pages of pure nostalgia and fun. As an homage to the one and only C64 magazine Zzap!64, the booklet has been made in that special Zzap style. The front page is a drawing with elements from some of the covered tunes, all inspired by the dynamics in Oliver Frey's paintings for the Zzap covers. The booklet also contains reviews of the covered songs-of course with comments from all the PPOT members, each with a drawing of the reviewer doing something completely silly. The booklet also contains several surprices, which will not be revealed here - some are commercials and there just might be an alternative cover/back in there.

• "Very nice! You guys are so hard to pin down" ---Martin Galway
• "You guys are crazy, and I love it!" ---Ben Daglish
• "These guys just keep getting better and better. Let's keep SID LIVE !!"
  ---Rob Hubbard
• "Great stuff!" ---Martin Galway

"I love what you did with my Mission AD music - it mixed well with Hypa-Ball and sounded really powerful. I love the whole album in fact - very diverse and well produced - great arrangements too"

Fred Gray

"It is really astounding ... I didn't realize that you had done it[Defender of the Crown] a cappella! Excellent ..."

Jim Cuomo

"Wow, I am really pleased with what you have done with the Hypa-Ball track, gave me a big nostalgia trip, great work..."

Keith Tinman

The danish site GeekCulture has a review (in danish) and LaLa have posted this review on the c64rmx-mailinglist.

The vocal “bards” rendition of Defender of the Crown is as funny as it is a masterly produced real musical gem, the pop-like Comic Bakery is another example of just how much new life this band has manage to bring to the C64 tunes. Other tracks include Hypa-ball vs Mission AD, Arkanoid, Tiger Mission, Phantom (of the Asteroid), Kettle, Bionic Commando, Nemesis the Warlock (amazing version!), The Way of the Exploding Fist, Fairlight, Star Paws, Flimbo's Quest, Roland's Rat Race, Wizball Game Over, Wizball High Score, Sacred Armour of Antiriad and Crazy Comets. Every track sounds completely different from the last one with vastly different arrangements and productions, making the whole CD exciting and interesting from beginning till end. Great!

- Bjorn Lynne

Read about us doing the recordings for the albums

The second CD has been produced with a Hoontech DSP2000 C-Port from

These are the images we used as the entry page December 2003-March 2004.