I realize it's not easy to listen to such an oldschool and minimal material, heh. Actually today I found a suprising thing related somehow with the album -
an ambient remix of one of the tracks from the album.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaaagfAlTqg
No that's bizarre.
Fuck yeah, MISTER BEEP!!
-Fix'd
]]>MISTER BEEP - The LOwest FIdelity
Download here
Tracklist:
01. MISTER BEEP - Horace's Adventure
02. MISTER BEEP - The 90s have never come here!
03. MISTER BEEP - Binary Universe
04. MISTER BEEP - Press the corresponding number
05. MISTER BEEP - The game is over
06. MISTER BEEP - Romantic Central Processing Unit
07. MISTER BEEP - Pacman will eat you alive!
08. MISTER BEEP - One Bit Sound
09. MISTER BEEP - In the Mystic Woods
10. irrlicht project - L'autre valse d'Amélie (BONUS TRACK)
11. irrlicht project - Another Music Studio Hit (BONUS TRACK)
Total time: 21:52
The 90s have never come here!
Info:
ZX Spectrum 48K is a home-computer made in United Kingdom and released by Sinclair Research LTD in 1982 (its American/Portuguese version – Timex Computer 2048 – has been released in 1984). The machines were very popular in Europe and not only. Their monophonic sound generator is 1-bit quality only.
This time I decided to keep Spectrum’s the most oldschool sound (no 8 channels, no software volumes nor envelopes etc) to remind people – and to myself – how it sounded in 80s. So you should rather treat this album more like a micromusic sound experiment than like real music. 
For the purpose mentioned above, only 80s music-editors has been used while making my music.
The songs are really oldschool 2-channels chiptunes with 1-bit quality of sound (no envelopes, no volumes even). Generated by Z80 chip, played through ULA chip and recorded from real hardware.