Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2003 9:28 am
This file has expired and is no longer available here. The owner of the topic can re-upload the file, or post a link to an off-site file. <BR><BR><a name="planetz-tag"></a>Genre: Electronic<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Uses: EPS - everything sampled<BR> ©HQ13<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> This song was recorded and released on round double-sided vinyl platters about 10 years ago. It was written on an Ensoniq EPS and squeezed into (if I recall correctly) 2Mb of onboard RAM and using the onboard sequencer. The drums were played "live" by hand on the EPS onto several long tracks.
How technology has changed in these few short years !
If you're offended by bad language don't listen to it. But it is meant as fun, which will be obvious if you have a listen.
This song completely ignores copyright and samples freely from all sorts of movies (although all the music is original). Maybe you can pick some of the movies ?
On the back of the record sleeve we (my partner & I) slagged off and rubbished our own song quoting bogus reviews and giving completely wrong information about just about everything to do with the record including information about tours, remixes, and TV appearances.
The favourite "review" quote we made up and put on the sleeve was "The musical equivalent of taking a shit in the street".
Forgive me. I was a lot younger then
I post it here as a little fun only.
How technology has changed in these few short years !
If you're offended by bad language don't listen to it. But it is meant as fun, which will be obvious if you have a listen.
This song completely ignores copyright and samples freely from all sorts of movies (although all the music is original). Maybe you can pick some of the movies ?
On the back of the record sleeve we (my partner & I) slagged off and rubbished our own song quoting bogus reviews and giving completely wrong information about just about everything to do with the record including information about tours, remixes, and TV appearances.
The favourite "review" quote we made up and put on the sleeve was "The musical equivalent of taking a shit in the street".
Forgive me. I was a lot younger then
I post it here as a little fun only.
