Music Tryst

Music Tryst is a software music album for MSX home computers developed by dojin-circle Full-Slot and released in Japan in 1995. It features five composers who frequently contributed to the "FM Ongakukan" (which translates to "FM Music Museum") section in MSX-Fan magazine. These five composers are:

• VERY LUCKY (a.k.a. ZEEDEN Dai Okabayashi / ZEEDEN / Daikichi)
• WORKS
• MOZUMIYASURO (a.k.a. Hiro Morozumi)
• HIDEAKI FUKUI
• NARUTO

Tadahiko Yokogawa, the editor of MSX-Fan magazine's "FM Ongakukan" section and a former member of Japanese new-wave band P-Model, made a guest participation in production.

Music Tryst was mainly sold through Soft-vendor TAKERU, an innovative software vending machine network developed by Brother Industries, Ltd. It was ranked eighth in the August-1995 "10 Best Dojin Software" ranking in TAKERU World magazine, vol 20.