Here are some medley of songs from 1998.They are recorded from the G1000 in arranger play and realtime play..
I uploaded three groups..Unplugged[acoustic guitar and piano songs with the unplugged styles]..
Gal[ jive, quickstep ,foxtrot etc]..
Latin[bossa, mambo,salsa etc].
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=402F78F432073E74
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=3C3E79AB6A7A70C8
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=CB4AECC416A2AA9E

Great demos
G-1000 shines in your hands

Great demos.
The sounds and styles still sound pretty fresh today considering how old the G1000's technology is now. It just goes to show that Roland certainly put the icing on top of the cake when they brought the G1000 out !
There's no way I'd ever part with mine, it's been a life saver on the odd occasion.

Here is another [Acid funk, 16 bt, etc.]
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=66D891423620284C

Fran:

Nice sounding demos,nothing wrong with 1998 technology. Did someone say " Newer is not always better." The Latin and Unplugged were my favorites.

Are these the professional demos by Roland? Realtime play with no overdubs? I'm impressed... they are excellent.

Glenn

Very Nice Fran the G1000 sounds wonderful...I really enjoyed it.....thanx for sharing.

Fran all I can say is that after this post i cant see any reason why you would want to "upgrade". Are these demos that you have played yourself ???? These are some of the best demos i have heard on the synthzone and even pro demos i have heard of the latest boards would have seriously stiff competition

You have showcased the versatility of the board from traditional, latin and the latest , contemporary styles. Outstanding !!

Dont mean to be mean to Roland but it would seem that some of their newer boards really ought to reflect back on what was working for Roland in the G1000. Thanks so much for sharing !!!! Simply awesome

I see people claiming because newer Roland arrangers still have some styles and sounds of older intruments.
Then I see people still enjoying the sounds and styles of old Roland arrangers.
Where is the truth?

The selected demos I uploaded are from a 1998 Roland demo CD[Germany] I received from Eric B.

Just think of it as a comparison to the many other demos [Yamaha etc] uploaded here..and remember the year is 1998..