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Our dreams can be very vivid and realistic - there are days I think all of reality is simply somebody thinking about (or remembering?) us.
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I'm not the god of thee
you're just my memories
as I remember them
[see the scenery…
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Sample info :
Librivox Audio Recording
https://archive.org/details/she_0802_librivox
Book : She
Author : H Rider Haggard
Chapter 21 : The Dead And The Living Meet
Sample was passed through the EVPMaker application.
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The Chinese believe if you perform a certain choreographed routine while aboard an elevator, the elevator will open a door to 'somewhere else'.
[Addendum : It's heavily formatted, but I want to point out I did use Chris Carignan's DjentBot…
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One can hear a lot of interesting things in the silence of the night (particularly when their plumbing freezes).
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There is a challenge on the FAWM Forum to write a song using the Ice Cream Chords. I–vi–IV–V. I took that challenge twice this year. This was the first try, and by far the better of the two (although that isn't saying much). On this song I…
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This one had throw away written all over it from the first moment I thought of it. It's my second entry in the Ice Cream Chords challenge over at FAWM.org. I kept this one in Major and it's just as fruity as one would expect. The lyrics are…
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Twisting and flapping
Never making sense
At the end of the argument
Offered no defence
Stacking the odds
Before the debts accrue
A sign of the times
A case of déjà vu
(Chorus)
Tongue, bite your tongue
Tongue
Declaring the winner…
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Executed entirely upon the Roland JX-3P if I recall correctly. The title refers to the three interwoven harmonic lines.
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I wrote this while my mother was terminally ill. She had three stays at Sisters of Providence in Portland at the end of her life. Real-life events did not have the rosy outcome I was hoping for.
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drone (noun) plural: drones
1.
a low continuous humming sound.
a monotonous speech.
a continuous musical note, typically of low pitch.
a musical instrument sounding a continuous note.
2.
a male bee in a colony of social bees.
a person…
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Hey, kid. Find my Facebook page and click "Like," will ya?
Actually, I don't have a Facebook page.
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Perhaps inspired by a misremembered line of T.S. Eliot? I thought the line was, "I have measured out time in teaspoonfuls."
The proper line is "I have measured out my life in coffee spoons."
Oh well. I like my bungled line better.
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I had something to say about this track, but I can't remember what it was. Never mind. ;)
Mostly executed upon the Roland JX-3P, if I recall rightly. Drums, choir pad, and piano courtesy of the Yamaha CS1x.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.
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Imagine the scene, if you will. Four little square waves, afraid and cold out in the wild, begin calling to one another. Over millions of years, here collapsed into several minutes, their calls evolve.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects, sustained square waves, and Korg Monotron.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.
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Assembled from QBASIC sound effects and sustained square waves.
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I originally wanted to rap over this beat, and had the idea to improvise nonsense syllables just to figure out what the flow might be like. Ultimately I decided to keep it as it was, as it sounded like a hip hop song from another planet. Also…
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The experiment here was to program a rhythm at a fairly slow tempo, then speed it up way too much.
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Basically a drum-n-bass remix of my earlier song "Mike The Considerate Center For The Performing Arts".
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Somewhat Residents-inspired. The rhythm is me breathing heavily and slapping my desk, run through a lot of reverb.
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Originally my idea was to improvise half a conversation, then also improvise the other half as a different character - I ended up deciding just having half the conversation was funnier. Kinda unintentionally inspired by "Pollo Asado" by Ween.
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For some of these tracks I was really thinking "what can I do to make this annoying to listen to?"
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Man I was really into making these square-wave-sampling, dodgy bootleg 8-bit video game soundtrack pieces for a while.
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I did a little "self-sampling" on this album - the cut up vocals were from my song "Nasty Asterisk". Later on I'd use the exact same backing track to cover "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mixalot, because I realized I'd inadvertently copied that bass-line.
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I gave myself a rough guideline that most songs should be between 30 seconds and 2 minutes long - this was both because I didn't want the album to be much longer than 45 minutes and because I knew there were going to be certain days when I wouldn…
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Just before I made Feb.ZOIG, I made a noisy, experimental EP (Noisy Exploding Brain) and a minimal ambient one (Jack Shetland EP), and I think because of this, this album ended up as a mix of both styles. This song is the first one that ended…
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Just a simple little tune to take me out of my minor key, noisy rock comfort zone. G Major. Who woulda thunk it?
Chorus:
Anything you say
anything you want
anything you need
I’ll take care of you
Verse 1:
I’m always here for you…
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a nice happy song about depression
ol' black dog is sniffing at my door
ol' black dog is sniffing at my door
i've seen him here before
i don't want him any more
ol' black dog is sniffing at my door
ol' black dog don't want me to be free…
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The RPM Challenge does weird things to a guy, I tell you. The chorus to this one popped into my head, fully formed, at about 9:15pm on Saturday February 27. I wrote the whole thing that night, including lyrics and melody, and recorded all but…
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