Saturne Party

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Saturne Party was held in Chelles/Paris. (France) by Saturne. 300-1000 people party.

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Amiga, PC, Music and Graphics competitions. Modules preselected for the music competition, Intros limited at 64k.

The final, 1997 edition of the party became notorious on the scene due to an early electric failure in the main hall which left the venue without power for most of the event. [1]

Competition winners

Saturne Party compo winners, 1993-1997
Yearamiga demopc demoamiga intropc intrographicmusic
1993 [2] NovaN/ADestroy Fascism (Angels)N/ATroyanJazz (Experience)
1994Real (Complex)N/ACobalt (Paradox)N/AAcid Trips (Mack & Walt of Melon Design)La soupe aux choux (Feedback of Phantom)
1996Atome (Skarla)Contrast (Oxygene)Little floove (Abyss)Teddy bear (Eclipse)Oxi j'aime pas (Tenshu of Syndrome)Under the sea (Fby Fabio Barzagli of Soft One)
1996 [3] hardcore (Syndrome)magma (MenTaSm)oldies but goodies (Intense)N/AN/A
1997N/AEvolution (Gods)Sublime (Darkage)Saturnin (JF)N/AN/A

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References

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