mbb/TUM has left us too early… another Amiga legend left the scene and so young and so unfair . pls check out Poet amazing memories from friends and colleugues also here: https://www.pouet.net/topic.php?which=12618&page=1
Another 16-bit legend has left us. 💕
Hello everyone,
It is with a heavy heart that we want to inform you that our friend, and proud Revision organizer mbb passed away Friday morning. He was hospitalized for the past few days due to a viral infection and suffered a blood clot. mbb was dedicated to the demoscene for more than 25 years and organized parties throughout all that time. Between the ultimate Meeting, breakpoint, Revision, Underground Conference, deadline and probably more that we can’t think of now, he was always helpful, humble and occasionally (rightfully) mad at stupid visitors.We will remember him as a family man, a friend, and an overall awesome human being. Sleep well my friend and say hello to all the others that we have lost.
madame, D.Fox and the Revision Team
Please feel feee to share stories about him here.
mbb/TUM , thank you for everything you have done for the Amiga scene!! My condolences go out to your group members and all his friends and colleagues. We promise to keep your legacy on our page forever, and we will never forget you. 💙💙💙
the text was take from Poet memorial page for mbb
I’m heartbroken 💔 mbb has been one of our closest friends, and he was a wonderful person in every regard. He is leaving behind his wife and three kids. I have first met mbb at Underground Conference in 1999, and over the years we have become close friends. We had tons of meetings, and organized a huge amount of parties together. He’s been part of Underground Conference, Breakpoint and Revision organizing. He was one of the founders of the TUM party, and also was active in the TUM e.V. that is the legal entity organizing Revision and supporting various other parties. Without exaggeration, mbb really was one of the nicest persons I have met in my whole life. He was weird in a very positive way. He was a creative weirdo, always willing to help others, and a best father one could wish for. I fondly remember the good old days when he used to shout profanities towards the Bigscreen whenever he had something to dislike about a demo. That was wonderful and always made everyone laugh. I am normally quite relaxed when it comes to the cycle of life. But this is just not fair.This is huge loss to the scene, a huge loss to fashion and myself, a massive loss to Germany’s demo organizing crews, and an insane loss to his family. Dear mbb, RIP.
And there are always traces of your life, thoughts, pictures and moments that will never be forgotten in our Amiga world. They will remind us of you, make us happy and sad and never let us forget you. Rest in peace. Petro Tyschtschenko, former President Amiga International
Legends of the Commodore 64 & Amiga scene 
And there are always traces of your life, thoughts, pictures and moments that will never be forgotten in our Amiga world. They will remind us of you, make us happy and sad and never let us forget you. Rest in peace. Petro Tyschtschenko, former President Amiga International
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