The issue opens with extensive coverage of the demoscene, featuring reports and results from the Di:Halt'99 festival, analysis of community challenges, and interviews with content creators. A significant portion of the content is dedicated to music, including the history of the band Laskoviy May, lyrics and chord sheets for Kino and Ruki Vverh, and charts of domestic and foreign singles from the late 90s. Additionally, the issue features articles on digital circuit design, reviews of Spectrum press, top game rankings, radio and television frequency reference data, and a selection of humorous materials, including satirical parodies and cynical computer tips.
Issue contents:
- From the Author - A couple of months ago the magazine was in a frozen state, but now it is in front of you, dear reader.
- Credit`s - Authors of articles.
- Advertising - Announcements and advertising.
- All about music - "Tender May".
- All about music - Youth party.
- All about music - Only hits.
- All about music - Promotion. I take this opportunity to post another one of my essays.
- All about music - "KINO"
- All about music - Foreign singles.
- All about music - Domestic singles.
- Di:Halt`99 - The truth about Di:Halt.
- Di:Halt`99 - Official results.
- Di:Halt`99 - Opinion of the organizers.
- Di:Halt`99 - Mirror of life.
- This is interesting - Circuit design.
- This is interesting - Press review.
- This is interesting - Public survey. Rating of the best games, songs, films, books.
- This is interesting - And again the top five games for the ZX-Spectrum, IBM PC and game consoles.
- This is interesting - Catch the melody. Radio and television broadcast frequencies.
- This is interesting - Stars of the past.
- Relax - Unified theory.
- Relaxing - Comics.
- Relax - Bad advice.
- Relax - Bible.
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