Well not to be too negative, but it might be good if some of these would-be young artists also took into account the equipment the recipients would receive these plums on. Perhaps minimum system requrements could be addressed for the audience.
Other than the blank, dark screen on the first, the stuttering sound and amateurish video-art on the second, and the same stuttering sound and shiftng shapes and colors, with some young girl emitting vapid lyrics on the 3rd, it was godawful. Didn't even approach things done on the ST, Amiga, or Mac 15 years ago. Even some of the demos done on Atari 8-bits were much better. Granted most of those were programs, but I have hi-speed DSL which was delivering this, so it wasn't a problem of transmission, but of depending on the speed and memory of the receiving computer, and usng the processing power of modern processors to circumvent miniscule talents.
Lame, Lame, Lame. Medocrity shouldn't be rewarded with acclaim. Look and listen to the brilliance of some of the old demos.
Lawrence