Thanks, it appears I have HL94 with the ONML tunes and one level with non-holiday tile set.
Luckily, now that I've learnt of the alt-F12 function that works like a fast forward button in DOSBox, it's become bearable!

At present I'm gritting my way through Holiday Lemmings. I love the puzzles but if there's one reason why I can't keep up a decent playing speed, it's the infernal tunes. I'm now at the Flurry 16 level after playing through all the 1994 levels.
I have a Holiday Lemmings re-release by Dice Interactive. It was bundled in one Christmas package with Lemmings Revolution, quite an odd couple. I wasn't sure if I could get it to run by using the MSDos starter, so I copied the game contents into a folder and am playing it through DOSBox.

The game only plays 3 songs, always in the same order and always the same one upon start-up. So when you're stuck on a level and you fire up the game again to give it another go, it'll always play the same midi. I'd hoped that upon reaching the 1993 levels, the game would change its tune. But it hasn't. I'm still listening to the same three buggers.

Is that normal for Holiday Lemmings 1994?
Or is it related to the Dice re-release?
Or is it related to me running the game in a way it wasn't really supposed to run?

<--- Well, for starters there's my avatar...

There's this birthday cake I drew back in 2009 when I was member of this Lemmings forum, bugging everybody about my troubled copy of Lemmings Revolution:


There's these croched Lemmings I made using the pattern already posted about here: yet I didn't like the hair in that, so I used different yarn to make it look more like hair. All the strings are individually knotted. First I made the one that doesn't have much hair, because I didn't like how he looked, I always thought they wore this sort of blue dress. So I made another one in white and crocheted a blue dress around it, and gave that one a lot of hair.
My father's trying to press me to make a hundred of them to match the game, but luckily there's The Great Lemming Caper.


Then I once knitted a Lemmings wig and once made a video of me as Lemming, then made a gif out of it, but I'd rather not share that one.

Passed King Of The Castle!

I'm sorry, did I say I was having fun replaying Lemmings? I've been stuck on King Of The Castle (Win95) for days!

You're correct, thanks for letting me know!

Anyway... textless is great. I love using it to add information that may not be interesting to the casual viewer, like technical issues or side info. Though I can imagine that in, say, horror games, voices do have added value.

Oh please not Windows Movie Maker... that gave me such trouble when I made a compilation video...