Soft Aid were available on the tape: The following Commodore 64 games were available: Soft Aid Soft Aid was a Charity Computer Game Software edition, released by Quicksilva in late 1985 to support the Famine Relief in Ethiopia. The software was released on tape for the ZX Spectrum computer and the Commodore 64. On one side of the tape, as well as games, the charity single, Do They Know It's Christmas? by Band Aid was also available if the tape was played (at this point) on an audio tape recorder. The tape was unusual in that it was released to help support
Beyond the Valley of 1984 TV show, where Tom Snyder introduced them as "possibly the greatest punk rock band in the entire world". "Beyond the Valley of 1984" would go on to spend 9 weeks on the Billboard 200 charts, peaking at 142 in the summer of 1981. The album was re-released in 2000 by Plasmatics Media, Inc. Beyond the Valley of 1984 Beyond the Valley of 1984 is the second album by punk-metal band The Plasmatics. After the success of their first album and tour, the band began recording their follow-up album, "Beyond the Valley of 1984". After the amount of time and money