On Sun, 6 Dec 1998, Allison J Parent wrote: For the Winsock impaired: " Ok all you ALTAIR Computer collectors, I bet you don't have this! There can't be too many of these around. This is an Stereo LP recorded in 1978. It is titled BITS.AND.BYTES*(BACH, BINARY + BOOLEAN), COMPUTER MUSIC BY THREE HARDWARE VOICES, EVEN-TEMPERED SCALE PLUS TRUE SCALES, TWENTY-FIVE PARAMETERS PER NOTE FOR EACH VOICE. The main hardware used was an ALTAIR 8800A Computer (INTEL 8080 chip). The software was an MITS Package I Monitor, enhanced with JAMON (written by Jerry A. Ford, MITS Program #117752). The synthesizers consist of 3 identical voice circuits (pictured on the front of the album cover). Total playing time is 25 minutes. Music consists of two full length numbers with the remainder of the music being shorter selections using various voicings and tempos which were created to debug subroutines and as exploratory music. There are 15 selections total. Sounds like an early MOOG synthesizer. Album and record are in excellent condition. Album still has the shrinkwrap on it (although has been opened). Record has very little noise. Picture above is a spliced scan of the back cover. It looks dirty and ripped due to reflection from the shrinkwrap." I have the issues of Interface Age with the floppy rom still in them :) And yes, I'm sure you'd get at least lunch and gas money if you listed those on ebay. Sellam Alternate e-mail: dastar(a)siconic.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Always being hassled by the man. Coming in 1999: Vintage Computer Festival 3.0 See http://www.vintage.org/vcf for details! [Last web site update: 11/02/98]