Posted: Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:48 pm
fuck you little aussie prick...The Telepathic Kid wrote:Don't worry 747, these things are more common than Christmas. >_>
fuck you little aussie prick...The Telepathic Kid wrote:Don't worry 747, these things are more common than Christmas. >_>
Is that not a muted trombone?saturdayindex wrote:Is that a muted trombone?The Telepathic Kid wrote:Wah wah wahhills west wrote: no four track? no tape recorder? be resourceful god dammit!! fuck a computer!!
I do my best.hills west wrote:fuck you little aussie prick...The Telepathic Kid wrote:Don't worry 747, these things are more common than Christmas. >_>
No unfortunately I don't have anything for makin' tunes without use of my computer. It sucks, that's why my tracks aren't of the greatest quality.hills west wrote:no four track? no tape recorder? be resourceful god dammit!! fuck a computer!!747Music wrote:Damnit, this had to happen while my computer is busted. It figures. So it doesn't look like I'll be submitting anything this time. Will have to wait for OoTv4.
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Possibly less so than me, and erally you can never tell what the compilation will be like beforehandThe Telepathic Kid wrote:It's probably too radically different to the others to fit, though. =\
nice to see you in here finally...Xurbatronic wrote:I'll be happy to contribute to this compilation, but I am quite new to your forum and this is my first post.
Both the previous One on Twoism releases are great - it is a good and natural progression that the genre is moving away from the Boards of Canada sound, they are a worthy influence indeed, but we all have our own voice too. Imitate, assimilate, innovate.
Cheers,
Xurbatronic
www.xurba.co.uk
www.xurbatronics.co.uk
And another member from Dorset. There's a few of us now man!Xurbatronic wrote:I'll be happy to contribute to this compilation, but I am quite new to your forum and this is my first post.
Both the previous One on Twoism releases are great - it is a good and natural progression that the genre is moving away from the Boards of Canada sound, they are a worthy influence indeed, but we all have our own voice too. Imitate, assimilate, innovate.
Cheers,
Xurbatronic
www.xurba.co.uk
www.xurbatronics.co.uk