Sick on Monday
(elw-sick.xm)

I guess I can say this is pretty SICK.

In all seriousness, this is amazing.

Posted by cs127 on Sun 1st Nov 2020

pretty awesome rave tune you could dance to.

Posted by Flashira on Mon 14th Sep 2020

Nicely done, great chords.

Posted by Uncertain on Thu 18th Jul 2019

I think this is Elwood's best! Awesome!

Posted by Beyond on Thu 12th Jul 2018

An awesome module that really takes advantage of FastTracker II's effects. A true classic from Elwood.

Posted by inactivee on Thu 5th Apr 2018

The best module ever. Seriously, it`s even better
than 2ND_PM.S3M or stardstm.mod!

Posted by Maxime Patternman on Sat 31st Dec 2016

Simply one of the best modules of all time, as well as the module that got me into tracker music. Varied, fast, catchy, interesting... Simply a must download.

Posted by Dynamo128 on Fri 25th Oct 2013

I first knew of this since late 2006, and it has been one of the best modules I have ever heard, and still is. No words can describe how great this is :D

Posted by Bryd0 on Fri 25th Oct 2013

Surprised this module hasn't been featured for creativity! I love this module, and I listen to it on a playlist of all of my favorite modules. This is one of the best modules ever! Download it now!!!!

Posted by eXOdus on Fri 13th Sep 2013

What an awesome tune!!!
One of the world best songs from the scene!

Posted by SoDa7 on Sun 29th Mar 2009

Wounderful song. Has a great beat throughout the whole songs and isn't too long or too short. One of his best songs for sure.

Posted by Sliverfas on Fri 25th Apr 2008

Elwood surprised me again with this wonderful song. Melody is enjoyable. I listened this song 10 times and it still isn't boring. Tempo is slow enough and dance beats fit in the song just perfectly. Shortly: This is the best song I've ever heard. Elwood uses (as everybody knows) almost all of the effects of FT in his songs. Melodies has echoes and vibratos etc. Most of the samples are converted from 16-bit wav-file to 8-bit IFF-file.

Posted by TMA Placeholder Account on Mon 13th Sep 1999