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CL9:  Hello to the "Scene music corner"!
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CL1:Welcome  sceners,  both  music writers
and those who just listen to music.  I
bid  you welcome to the first issue of
my   "Scene   music   corner"  in  the
Eurochart!

CL0:A  few  months  ago I got other plans.
This  corner  was headed by JazzCat in
Taboo  magazine.   But when, after the
5th  issue,  he  decided  to leave the
Taboo  Staff,  this  corner  was  also
suspended.   Then  I sent an e-mail to
Sagrael  and  Emers  (new  Taboo  main
editors)  with my proposals concerning
taking  up  the  place  after JazzCat.
They  decided that they would "give me
a  chance",  but  later on things went
bad;  I  felt  that  Emers  is  rather
unwilling  to  continue the work and I
decide to leave it alone.

CL1:Next  step  was an e-mail to Darkhawk.
I  introduced to him my idea with this
corner  in "his" magazine.  His answer
was  very enthusiastic, so then I knew
what I should do and with who I should
cooperate.

CL0:As  the  name suggests, in this corner
I'll  handle the topics connected with
scene  music  taken  in a broad sense.
You  can  find examples of this in the
articles  below.   I  think  that  all
sceners, not only musicians, will find
something interesting here.
CL1:Simultaneously  I encourage all of you
to  support  "Scene music corner".  If
I'm  forced  to  make it all alone, it
will  be hard for me.  I like to write
and  I'll  do this, but you can always
help  me  :).  So from today Eurochart
is  the best place to express yourself
if  you  have  your own opinions about
scene  music!   I  also want to assure
you  that  I'll endeavour to make this
corner  better  and  better  for  each
issue of the Eurochart.  You can judge
my success or failure yourself.

CL0:And  what  do  we  offer  you  in  the
present menu?  "In the background with
Chromag"  is  a text inspired by a not
very  wise  sentence by the well-known
and  well-liked  Chromag.  I've myself
discarded  everything  I  think  about
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today's    scene    productions.    In
"Where's  the AHI?" I want to convince
the Eurochart Staff about the need for
AHI  support  in  the  magazine - they
should  make  it  AHI to let the scene
music  develop  itself.   The last two
articles  are a handful of suggestions
for  musicians who write their modules
in DIGI Booster Pro.  So, I invite you
to read!

CL4:               KAM_/IND.
              10/08/2003
             karpath@wp.pl
