by Orlando/Brainstorm
After some hard work, it is finished issue 4 of our mag. This was the first time I had to produce this magazine. And I'm proud to say, that we have made a new record. -- 99 -- articles ready for your hungry eyes. Again, we got different articles, but we didn't publish all, because we remarked, that some were not made for this magaZINE. So, in future, try to send articles in which many are interrested in. And please don't send any longer German articles. It's not very exciting for those, who can't German. We also don't want instructions for programs, then this is something for 'docs-disks'. We all like your criticisms. We all are glad if you write us, what you find good or bad on our mag. Don't hesitate to write also your bad remarks. We will see, if we can find a solution for your problems. In the next issue I will perhaps include a print routine for the articles. What about that ? Do you want any other features ? Have you any proposals to change the design ? - Keep the letters coming !!! Well, and if you know me (Orlando), you know, that I like lyrics very much. So there can't be a production from or with me, without my lyrics. So here they are:
Start trouble, spread pain
Piss and venom, in your veins
Talk nasty, breathe fire
Smell rotten, you're a liar
Sweat liquor, breathe snot
Eat garbage, spit blood
Diseased, health hazard
Scum bag, filthy bastard
Greasy face, teeth decay
Hair matted, drunk all day
Absessed, sunken veins
Rot gut, scrambled brain
Rob jewelry, crash cars
Steal money, beat fools...
Now it's time to know that
BRAINSTORM rules!
And now lean back, put your fingers on the keyboard or around your joystick, to get into the wonderful world of this so entertaining and astonishing mag...
This article originally appeared in the Amiga diskmagazine "Zine #4" by Brainstorm 1990.
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Addresses and other contact information were only valid when this magazine was originally published, in april of 1990.
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