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Chips 'n Dip is a weekly audio program every Wednesday at 20:00 UTC on aNONradio featuring chiptunes, tracker music from the demoscene, and sometimes dipping our toes into adjacent musical genres.
Episode 8 - July 29th 2026
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Track Listing
- 1 - (00:00) - Atari* - Pong Atari Style (Aki)
- 2 - (02:39) - C64 - The Theme (Antti Hannula)
- 3 - (05:00) - Atari - Distant Skyline (Warlord & Kleeder)
- 4 - (07:57) - C64 - MP 3rd Wave (Sad)
- 5 - (11:16) - Atari - Happy (Zilq)
- 6 - (13:57) - C64* - Starfall (Brite-Lite)
- 7 - (16:58) - Atari - Impenetrable (Null1024)
- 8 - (18:32) - C64 - Girls (Sad)
- 9 - (20:36) - Atari - Autumn (Charlie)
- 10 - (21:47) - C64 - Argon Blues (Argon)
- 11 - (23:30) - Atari - Pain in my Brain (Dhor)
- 12 - (25:16) - C64* - Kiss (Sad)
- 13 - (27:16) - Atari* - 404 Error (X-Ray & Greg)
- 14 - (29:40) - C64 - Abnormal People (Response)
- 15 - (31:30) - Atari - I Met You in Tokyo (Aki)
- 16 - (33:56) - C64 - Winter's Dream (Jaymz Julian)
- 17 - (37:07) - Atari - Amazed by the Pokey Venture (mAZE)
- 18 - (39:53) - C64 - Adventure Kid (Odysseus)
- 19 - (40:48) - Atari - Chromaluma (BeWu & X-Ray)
- 20 - (43:37) - C64 - She (Sad)
- 21 - (47:38) - Atari - My Name is Andrea (Aki)
- 22 - (49:49) - C64 - Let's Party (Firefox)
- 23 - (51:48) - Atari - Let it Roll! (X-Ray & Greg)
- 24 - (54:57) - C64 - Club Action (Norbert Folkens)
- 25 - (56:05) - Atari* - Pneumatic Driller (X-Ray & Greg)
- 26 - (59:20) - C64* - The Battle on the High Seas (N. Di Bisceglie)
Battle of the Chips: Atari VS Commodore!
Votes were taken in COM (on SDF) and IRC for each track. Tracks marked with an asterisk (*) received 1 vote each.
Atari received 3 votes: "Pong Atari Style", "404 Error", and "Pneumatic Driller"
Commodore received 3 votes: "Starfall", "Kiss", and "The Battle on the High Seas"
Atari and Commodore tied. I guess it's more about the skill and talent of the musicians as the Pokey and SID prove themselves pretty comparable to each other when pushed to their limits.
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