Xoo

Blue Oyster Cult - ETI

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome to the Pleasuredome

Ray Charles - Georgia On My Mind

n/a

Really reminds me of something stylistically, but I can't put my finger on it. No matter what, I like it!

Woof.

Deee-lite - Groove Is In The Heart

Hawkwind - Alien (I Am)

Air - Kelly Watch The Stars

Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight

Julie Andrews - The Hills Are Alive With The Sound of Music An apt follow up to Maiden if you ask me.

Hawkwind - Seven By Seven

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

Jethro Tull - First Snow On Brooklyn

Double pointer there for you!

Haircut 100 - Love Plus One

Dollar - Mirror Mirror

Oh FFS ?

Girlschool - Wildlife

Rush - Lakeside Park

I remember a conversation with an IBM employee (family friend) early 90s when MCA was coming in: he was completely befuddled as to why anyone would want to be able to use an existing ISA card (like extra serial ports - remember them?) in a new PS/2 machine. Not really a surprise the architecture didn't actually survive.

Note that enabling/disabling the plug-in via the "System" button causes a big gap in the audio: not when doing individual sections of the plug-in (makes little sense to me but there you have it). The input gain makes things very fizzy and unpleasant. Compressor is nice.

I won't post a link to it as it's gratuitous self-promotion, but I/Xoo do (does?) have a song called Brain Tattoo available online... Meanwhile, I feel obliged to: Hawkwind - Brainstorm

You snooze, you lose ?

The plug-ins have to be coded to support this too so if they haven't been thusly coded, the CbB can't do the migration/hiding.