Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: AM/FM BASEMENT AM/FM Welcome to the AM/FM BASEMENT TAPES! As the name suggests, this is a column to which you can send in a cassette tape with some of your own work, and have it described and reviewed in AM/FM I doubt that this column will be appearing in every issue; being realistic, I don't think that many will send in tapes, but I can always hope! Of course, I hope to get as many tapes sent to me as possible! You can send in what you've made on the Amiga, using just the Amiga or using synths, even acoustic instruments are welcome, yes vocals too! There are NO demands for the tapes we welcome. You DON'I have to be a super-pro or anything, ok?! Don't be -afraid to send us your stuff! When you send the tape, please tell us a little bit of background story and let us know what kind of equipment you used to produce your music. Also, if you put a "title" on your tape, that will make it easier to present! And remember: The packaging and presentation will also be mentioned in the review! If you want your tape back, you must include unused Norwegian stamps worth 20 NOK, or two international reply coupons! I will try the best I can to review every tape that is sent to me. I will also try to be a fair reviewer; but I can't promise that I'll be totally objective, because reviews are, and will always be, a matter of taste. I won't put my own taste and personal preferences aside when I review tapes, so if I think Polka sucks, I will NOT give a good polka-tune a good review! Ok? So go ahead TODAY and send your tape to the usual AM/FM address which is written down at least 20 other places in this magazine (So I won't bother to write it down here!) Bjorn A. Lynne AM/FM Editor (PS: Ok, so I admit that the column title "Basement Tapes" is ripped from "Transoniq Hacker" Magazine!) :-) AM/FM