Hundreds upon hundreds of groups have been active on the Amiga Demoscene through the years.

Which are your all-time favourite groups?
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Not many responses.

I'll try to start. Some of my favourite groups includes the following:

- IRIS (Demos, intros, diskmags, packs etc.. Wide variety of productions with good overall quality.)

- Venture (For creating special kinds of demos with a message.)

- Nah-Kolor

- Kefrens (Absolute legends.)

- Anadune

- Andromeda

- Crusaders
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Still Andromeda for me, particularly for the music and the consistent quality.

Spaceballs was/is pretty neat, too.
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I thought Freezers were good, Red Sector, Crusaders' digitised biscuit font and toilets (Audio X)... and any group that had a sense of humour and wasn't obsessed with how many 'bobs' they could animate on the screen.

Anyone remember the Titanics music disk? Started with a WB1.2 Kickstart screen that turned into their logo. Had a load of house music tracks. That was good.
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You're right about Freezers. Great group from Poland. The intensity, speed and action of the demos "Wit Premium" and "Lech" is very impressive. Love the music from Bethoven. Now I suddenly feel the urge to watch them again.

Also remember the toilets from Crusaders. Good times!
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Kefrens was always one of my favourites. IRIS too.

But with so many great groups it is hard to choose.
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In the beginning when I had my Amiga, the most known group was Red Sector, and I also liked their old school demos a lot. Never got deep into the demo scene though. I also like Sanity demos like Elysium.
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